Mortality in traditional Chinese thought
By: [edited by] Amy Olberding and Philip J. Ivanhoe
Series: Suny series in Chinese philosophy and culture
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781438435633
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preparation for the afterlife in ancient China / Mu-chou Poo; title: Ascend to Heaven or stay in the tomb? : paintings in Mawangdui Tomb 1 and the virtual ritual of revival in second-century B.C.E. China / Eugene Yuejin Wang; title: Concepts of the afterlife reflected in newly discovered tomb texts from Han China / Jue Guo; title: War, death, and ancient Chinese cosmology : thinking through the thickness of culture / Roger T. Ames; title: Death and dying in the analects / Philip J. Ivanhoe; title: I know not "seems" : grief for parents in the analects / Amy Olberding; title: Allotment and death in early China / Mark Csikszentmihalyi; title: Death in the Zhuangzi : mind, nature, and the art of forgetting / Mark Berkson; title: Sages, the past, and the dead : death in the Huainanzi / Michael Puett; title: A comparative study of Linji and William James on human mortality / Tao Jiang; title: Death as ultimate concern in neo-Confucian tradition : taking Wang Yangming's followers as example / Guoziang Peng.