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Tag: Chinese philosophy

[Starting Points] Three Confucian Sages of Classical China

Bad times make for good philosophy. As warlords and bandits ravaged the countryside, people found themselves asking what went wrong and what a more harmonious social arrangement might look like.

[Starting Points] Zhuangzi and the Parable of the Monkeys

A lively philosophical personality shines through the text. Zhuangzi has the serene vision of a mystic and the lively wit of an inveterate jokester.

[Reflections] Quixotic Confucius

On a recent reading of the Analects, it struck me that Confucius has a lot in common with Don Quixote.

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