Chinese Philosophy of Change (Yijing) - Stanford Encyclopedia of …
2019年3月29日 · Despite their differences in tone, style, and structure, these commentaries revealed the hidden meanings of the Changes and developed three distinctive approaches to come to terms with changes: the cosmological approach, the rational humanistic approach change, and the divination approach.
Chinese Philosophy of Change (Yijing) - Stanford Encyclopedia of …
2019年3月29日 · This article discusses the Chinese philosophy of change based on the Yijing (I Ching, Book of Changes). A canonized Confucian classic, the Yijing is a composite text consisting of three distinct layers.
Chinese Philosophy of Change (Yijing) > Appendices (Stanford ...
Trigrams (and hexagrams) are described from the bottom line to the top line (e.g., line 1 is the lowest line). For accessibility, trigrams and hexagrams listed below are annotated in square brackets with ‘u’ for yang or unbroken lines and ‘w’ for yin or broken lines.. Kan 坎 ☵ [wuw]; Qian 乾 ☰ [uuu]; Dui 兌 ☱ [uuw]; Kun 坤 ☷ [www]; Li 離 ☲ [uwu]
Metaphysics in Chinese Philosophy - Stanford Encyclopedia of …
2015年4月2日 · The fundamental role of sheng appears explicitly in the “Xici” commentary on the Yi Jing, which says that the foundation of the Changes is shengsheng, “generating and generating”, “growing and growing”, “living and living”, or “natura naturans” (Gao Heng 1998: 388).
Zhu Xi - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
2015年9月3日 · He also published critical, annotated editions of several classics, including the Book of Change (Yijing) and the Book of Odes (Shijing), essential works of Neo-Confucianism, including by Zhou Dunyi, Zhang Zai, and the Cheng brothers, and a vital Neo-Confucian anthology, Reflections on Things at Hand (Jinsilu).
Japanese Confucian Philosophy - Stanford Encyclopedia of …
2008年5月20日 · These classics, often referred to as six in number, only consisted of some five books by Han times: the Book of Changes (Yijing); the Book of History (Shujing); the Book of Poetry (Shijing); the Book of Rites (Liji); the Spring and Autumn Annals (Chunqiu). Whatever the truth of the matter, it was widely believed among later Confucians that the ...
Social and Political Thought in Chinese Philosophy
2016年7月21日 · This is even endorsed by some of the texts which ground ultimate justification on the natural order: the underlying patterns of nature may not change, but their specific applications can, as human society grows and changes.
al-Ghazali - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
2007年8月14日 · Under the influence of Sufi literature al-Ghazâlî had begun to change his lifestyle two years before his departure (Griffel 2009, 67). He realized that the high ethical standards of a virtuous religious life are not compatible with being in the service of sultans, viziers, and caliphs.
Notes to Marcus Aurelius - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
3. Since this purpose explains these various features of the work, it seems preferable to the speculation that the terse writing of the Meditations was forced by the circumstance of being written while Marcus was waging military campaigns. At the beginning of Book II (or perhaps the end of Book I) Marcus says that it was written on the Gran, and at the beginning of Book III (or end of Book II ...
The Capability Approach - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
2011年4月14日 · In this way, the capability approach changes the focus from means (the resources people have and the public goods they can access) to ends (what they are able to do and be with those resources and goods).