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1968), 15:11A.
3 Wing-tsit Chan, A Source Book in Chinese Philosophy (...collect."(11) Whereas Wang Yang-ming's words "the mind of the sage is like a clear mirror...
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priceless find he is seeking."(11) "He speaks in paradoxes. These do not make a theory, ...____________________________________
(11) Ibid., p. 38.
(12) Ibid., p. 44.
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stone, just as we might communicate an actual tiger by drawing a tiger. [11] "It is by means of names that objects are picked out" (NO 11). [12] On what basis are they picked out? On the basis of ...
John Makeham
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together.[11] In the eyes of the Neo-Confucians, both Buddhism and Taoism were socially ir-
__________...Wai-lu 侯外廬, he interprets yu 有 (having, being) and wu 無 (not having, non-being) in Chapter 11 of the...
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NevilieJournal of Chinese PhilosophyVol.11 (1984)PP. 185-197Copyright @ 1984 by Dialogue Publishing ... its brevity here augurs future systematicwork. Chapter 11 argues that Whitehead's ...
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philosophy of religion" in the Kyoto school. [11] His analyses of Western authors are meaningless
[...1961), especially chapter 1, "What Is Religion?," pp. 3-52.
[11] For further information on the "...
Dilworth, David
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the R.A. Society, 11th June, 1901.
(2) See, for instance, the Sa^mk.sepa'sa^...Burn., Introd., 449); Madhyamakavrrtti, ad vii, 25. Cf. Aitaraya Br. 11, 6, 4.
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Herder, the Romantics, and later Spengler
p. 11 On the Duality of culture and Nature ...he likes -- or, as Euripides says, "For any end he chances to desire." [11] The democratic experiment...
David R. Loy
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sentential predicate of either logical or semantical or pragmatical significance. [11]
Given the ...mountain; and I see water not as water.'(11) 'What is gained is what is not gained.'
p. 88
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knowledge and truth, while philosophy seeks understanding and enlightenment. [11] Thus, according to ....
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