The Six Patriarchs of Chinese Humanism
Subtitle: An abridged and  systematic reconstitution of their words
Publisher: Lulu.com 2009,  Payloadz.com 2010,
Published: 2009
Language: eng
Number of pages: 233
Subjects: Ancient Chinese Humanism and Social Philosophy
Genres: Educational
Description: Book Description:

This book is designed for those who would like to know what Confucius, Moh-zi, Lao-zi, Zhuan-zi, Mencius, and Xun-zi had actually said about the problem of man and society, but were not able to get a systematic view from their isolated utterances on these same topics scattered here and there in the ancient texts where their actual words are to be found. It is to show that when many of their utterances on one and the same topic are gathered to roost, what these patriarchs of Chinese humanism had in mind were in fact more comprehensive and engaging than any secondary material is able to duplicate. Most suitable for students of ancient Chinese humanism and philosophy.
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