Section 4.1 The Emergence of New Philosophies in China

Section 4.1  The Emergence of New Philosophies in China

 

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Please read this short article to get a sense of how the “three teachings”—Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism—were perceived in classical China.

reading.pngSanjiao: The Three Teachings Links to an external site.

Please read the entirety of both articles in order to get a sense of the characteristics of the later Zhou (Chou) culture.

reading.png Download The Far East, 600 - 501 B.C.

reading.png Download The Far East, 400 - 301 B.C.

Please read the entire webpage to get a sense for the teachings of Confucius as well as general understanding of how the classical Chinese state embraced these principles.

reading.pngConfucius and "Confucian Tradition" Links to an external site.

Please read the entire article to understand the life, thought, and times of Confucius.

reading.pngConfucius Links to an external site.

Please read the entire article to get a sense of Taoist philosophy in China.

reading.pngTaoism Links to an external site.

 Please read the entire webpage in order to get a sense of the origins and main tenets of Daoist philosophy.

reading.pngDefining Daoism: A Complex History Links to an external site.

Please read the entire webpage to get a sense of the main tenets of Buddhism, its origins in India, and its role in Chinese history.

reading.pngBuddhism: The Imported Tradition Links to an external site.

 

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