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catalog contributor b2526187.
catalog created "c1989.".
catalog date "1989".
catalog date "c1989.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1989.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
catalog description "Kung-sun Lung -- The 'White horse' -- 'Pointings and things' -- Left and right -- 6. The Discovery of subjectivity : Sung Hsing -- The Kuan-tzu chapter, 'Inward training' -- [Pt.] II : From social to metaphysical crisis : heaven parts from man -- 1. From Confucius to Mencius : morality grounded in man's nature as generated by heaven -- Government -- The Controversy with Kao-tzu over human nature -- The Goodness of human nature -- Two Confucian essays : the 'Great learning' and the 'Doctrine of the mean' -- 2. From Mo-tzu to later Mohism : morality re-grounded in rational utility -- Knowledge and naming -- Change and necessity -- The 'A priori' -- The First discipline : discourse (knowledge of how to connect names and objects) -- The Revised art of discourse in 'names and objects' -- The Second discipline : ethics (knowledge of how to act) -- The Third discipline : the sciences (knowledge of objects) --".
catalog description "The Fourth discipline : argumentation (knowledge of names) -- 3. From Yangism to Chuang-tzu's Taoism : reconciliation with heaven by return to spontaneity -- The Name 'Taoism' -- The Book Chuang-tzu -- Stories about Chuang-tzu -- The Assault on reason -- The Later Mohist defence of reason -- Spontaneity -- The Illumination of spontaneity -- Waking and dream -- Heaven and man -- Language -- Reconciliation with death -- A 'School of Chuang-tzu' development : the 'Great man' metaphysic.".
catalog description "[Pt.] I : The Breakdown of the world order decreed by heaven -- 1. A Conservative reaction : Confucius -- Ceremony and music -- Government as ceremony -- Heaven and the spirits -- The Thread which unifies morality -- Confucius and 20th-century Western philosophy -- The Centrality of Confucianism in Chinese civilization -- 2. A Radical reaction : Mo-tzu -- The Three tests of argument -- The Criticism of traditional practice by the utilitarian text -- The Unifying principle of morality -- The Centralisation and bureaucratisation of the state -- Heaven, spirits and destiny -- Divisions of the Mohist school -- 3. Retreat to private life : the Yangists -- The Yangist teachings -- The Supposed egoism of Yang Chu -- 4. Idealisation of the small community : the utopia of Shen-nung -- The Golden age of Shen-nung -- Hsü Hsing -- The Influence of the Shen-nung ideal -- 5. The Sharpening of rational debate : the Sophists -- Hui Shih --".
catalog description "[Pt.] III : Heaven and man go their own ways -- 1. Lao-tzu's Taoism : the art of ruling by spontaneity -- Old Tan and the book Lao-Tzu -- The Way -- Reversal -- Doing nothing -- The Mystical and the practical -- 2. Hsün-tzu's Confucianism : morality as man's invention to control his nature -- Heaven -- Human nature -- The Heart -- Ceremony and music -- Theory of naming -- (1) The Purpose of having names -- (2) The Evidence for assimilating and differentiating -- (3) The Pivotal requirements for instituting names -- 3. Legalism : an amoral science of statecraft -- Adapting to change -- Standards and laws -- The Debate over power, morality and law -- Control of the bureaucracy -- Legalism and Lao-tzu -- 4. Two political heresies -- 1. Criticism of hereditary monarchy -- 2. The Question of Chinese anarchism -- The Chuang-tzu 'Primivist' -- [Pt.] IV : The Reunification of the Empire and of heaven and man -- 1. The Cosmologists -- Proto-science and modern science -- Correlative thinking and correlative cosmos-building -- Cosmology before the Han -- Pairs : Yin and Yang -- Fours and fives : the five processes -- A Kuan-tzu cosmology based on water -- The Yi -- 2. Syncretism and the victory of Confucianism -- Appendix 1 : A Classification of Chinese moral philosophies in terms of quasi-syllogism -- Appendix 2 : The Relation of Chinese thought to Chinese language -- Notes -- Romanisation conversion table : Wade-Giles/Pinyin.".
catalog extent "viii, 502 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Disputers of the Tao.".
catalog identifier "0812690877".
catalog identifier "0812690885 (pbk.)".
catalog isFormatOf "Disputers of the Tao.".
catalog issued "1989".
catalog issued "c1989.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "La Salle, Ill. : Open Court,".
catalog relation "Disputers of the Tao.".
catalog subject "181/.11 20".
catalog subject "B127.T3 G69 1989".
catalog subject "Philosophy, Chinese.".
catalog subject "Tao.".
catalog tableOfContents "Kung-sun Lung -- The 'White horse' -- 'Pointings and things' -- Left and right -- 6. The Discovery of subjectivity : Sung Hsing -- The Kuan-tzu chapter, 'Inward training' -- [Pt.] II : From social to metaphysical crisis : heaven parts from man -- 1. From Confucius to Mencius : morality grounded in man's nature as generated by heaven -- Government -- The Controversy with Kao-tzu over human nature -- The Goodness of human nature -- Two Confucian essays : the 'Great learning' and the 'Doctrine of the mean' -- 2. From Mo-tzu to later Mohism : morality re-grounded in rational utility -- Knowledge and naming -- Change and necessity -- The 'A priori' -- The First discipline : discourse (knowledge of how to connect names and objects) -- The Revised art of discourse in 'names and objects' -- The Second discipline : ethics (knowledge of how to act) -- The Third discipline : the sciences (knowledge of objects) --".
catalog tableOfContents "The Fourth discipline : argumentation (knowledge of names) -- 3. From Yangism to Chuang-tzu's Taoism : reconciliation with heaven by return to spontaneity -- The Name 'Taoism' -- The Book Chuang-tzu -- Stories about Chuang-tzu -- The Assault on reason -- The Later Mohist defence of reason -- Spontaneity -- The Illumination of spontaneity -- Waking and dream -- Heaven and man -- Language -- Reconciliation with death -- A 'School of Chuang-tzu' development : the 'Great man' metaphysic.".
catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.] I : The Breakdown of the world order decreed by heaven -- 1. A Conservative reaction : Confucius -- Ceremony and music -- Government as ceremony -- Heaven and the spirits -- The Thread which unifies morality -- Confucius and 20th-century Western philosophy -- The Centrality of Confucianism in Chinese civilization -- 2. A Radical reaction : Mo-tzu -- The Three tests of argument -- The Criticism of traditional practice by the utilitarian text -- The Unifying principle of morality -- The Centralisation and bureaucratisation of the state -- Heaven, spirits and destiny -- Divisions of the Mohist school -- 3. Retreat to private life : the Yangists -- The Yangist teachings -- The Supposed egoism of Yang Chu -- 4. Idealisation of the small community : the utopia of Shen-nung -- The Golden age of Shen-nung -- Hsü Hsing -- The Influence of the Shen-nung ideal -- 5. The Sharpening of rational debate : the Sophists -- Hui Shih --".
catalog tableOfContents "[Pt.] III : Heaven and man go their own ways -- 1. Lao-tzu's Taoism : the art of ruling by spontaneity -- Old Tan and the book Lao-Tzu -- The Way -- Reversal -- Doing nothing -- The Mystical and the practical -- 2. Hsün-tzu's Confucianism : morality as man's invention to control his nature -- Heaven -- Human nature -- The Heart -- Ceremony and music -- Theory of naming -- (1) The Purpose of having names -- (2) The Evidence for assimilating and differentiating -- (3) The Pivotal requirements for instituting names -- 3. Legalism : an amoral science of statecraft -- Adapting to change -- Standards and laws -- The Debate over power, morality and law -- Control of the bureaucracy -- Legalism and Lao-tzu -- 4. Two political heresies -- 1. Criticism of hereditary monarchy -- 2. The Question of Chinese anarchism -- The Chuang-tzu 'Primivist' -- [Pt.] IV : The Reunification of the Empire and of heaven and man -- 1. The Cosmologists -- Proto-science and modern science -- Correlative thinking and correlative cosmos-building -- Cosmology before the Han -- Pairs : Yin and Yang -- Fours and fives : the five processes -- A Kuan-tzu cosmology based on water -- The Yi -- 2. Syncretism and the victory of Confucianism -- Appendix 1 : A Classification of Chinese moral philosophies in terms of quasi-syllogism -- Appendix 2 : The Relation of Chinese thought to Chinese language -- Notes -- Romanisation conversion table : Wade-Giles/Pinyin.".
catalog title "Disputers of the Tao : philosophical argument in ancient China / A.C. Graham.".
catalog type "text".