Add to ORKGDating from around 300BC, Tao Te Ching is the first great classic of the Chinese school of philosophy called Taoism. Within its pages is summed up a complete view of the cosmos and how human beings should respond to it. A profound mystical insight into the nature of things forms the basis for a humane morality and vision of political utopia. The ideas in this work constitute one of the main shaping forces behind Chinese spirituality, art and science, so much so that no understanding of Chinese civilisation is possible without a grasp of Taoism. This edition presents the authoritative translation by Arthur Waley, with a new Introduction reflecting recent developments in the interpretation of the work
As one of the major schools of thought in ancient China, Taoism centers on the concept of "Tao&...
Chu Culture includes material civilization and spiritual civilization created by Chu people in their...
Sohier A. Lao Tzu, Tao Teh Ching. Translated by John C. H. Wu. Edited by Paul K. T. Sih. In: Revue P...
During the Spring-Autumn period (722–420 BCE) and the time of the Warring States (480–222 CE), China...
Chinese classic Tao Te Ching has been rendered into the English world overwhelmingly, but the contro...
Tao Te Ching sacred text, written in China around 600 BC, recommends cultivating non-action by obser...
Imagology is concerned with how identity and image are gradually formed, spread, strengthened and ev...
Taoism is perhaps the only Chinese indigenous religion. It was born out of various currents and trad...
"Tao Te Ching " by Lao Tzu has a worldwide cultural significance. There are different nati...
As Chinese philosophies enter the global marketplace, Taoist ideas are emerging with greater frequen...
New theologies are not born out of contentment. Around 450 BCE a new theology emerged in China that ...
Entretien de Ian Johnson avec Terry F. Kleeman. Terry F. Kleeman is a leading scholar of the early ...
<p>En este artículo describiremos algunos de los aspectos más reveladores de la obra y del pensamien...
The purpose of this book is to extend the foundation and application range of \u27Tao Te Ching\u27. ...
Wooded mountains, clouds, fields, farmer and water buffalo, growing mushrooms, etc. Commentary says...
As one of the major schools of thought in ancient China, Taoism centers on the concept of "Tao&...
Chu Culture includes material civilization and spiritual civilization created by Chu people in their...
Sohier A. Lao Tzu, Tao Teh Ching. Translated by John C. H. Wu. Edited by Paul K. T. Sih. In: Revue P...
During the Spring-Autumn period (722–420 BCE) and the time of the Warring States (480–222 CE), China...
Chinese classic Tao Te Ching has been rendered into the English world overwhelmingly, but the contro...
Tao Te Ching sacred text, written in China around 600 BC, recommends cultivating non-action by obser...
Imagology is concerned with how identity and image are gradually formed, spread, strengthened and ev...
Taoism is perhaps the only Chinese indigenous religion. It was born out of various currents and trad...
"Tao Te Ching " by Lao Tzu has a worldwide cultural significance. There are different nati...
As Chinese philosophies enter the global marketplace, Taoist ideas are emerging with greater frequen...
New theologies are not born out of contentment. Around 450 BCE a new theology emerged in China that ...
Entretien de Ian Johnson avec Terry F. Kleeman. Terry F. Kleeman is a leading scholar of the early ...
<p>En este artículo describiremos algunos de los aspectos más reveladores de la obra y del pensamien...
The purpose of this book is to extend the foundation and application range of \u27Tao Te Ching\u27. ...
Wooded mountains, clouds, fields, farmer and water buffalo, growing mushrooms, etc. Commentary says...
As one of the major schools of thought in ancient China, Taoism centers on the concept of "Tao&...
Chu Culture includes material civilization and spiritual civilization created by Chu people in their...
Sohier A. Lao Tzu, Tao Teh Ching. Translated by John C. H. Wu. Edited by Paul K. T. Sih. In: Revue P...