Effortless Actions The Chinese Spiritual Ideal of Wui-wei Edward Slingerland Students of Chinese philosophy have usually seen their subjects as a succession of people who lived, acted, taught and died, rather than a - The Religion of China: Confucianism and Taoism - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Effortless Actions The Chinese Spiritual Ideal of Wui-wei Edward Slingerland Students of Chinese philosophy have usually seen their subjects as a succession of people who lived, acted, taught and died, rather than a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-10-14 16:01:38 Open Document File Size: 1,90 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Ames / / Country Japan / China / / Facility University of Southern California / / IndustryTerm energy / / Organization American Academy of Religion / University of Southern California / Los Angeles / / Person Edward Slingerland / Donald Munro / Xuan / Michael Polanyi / Alasdair Maclntyre / Wen / Li Shenglong / WEI AS / Gilbert Ryle / Herbert Fingarette / Joel Kuppermann / Qin Confucians / Alan Fox / David Nivison / Lin Congshun / Robert Neville's "Foreword / Jean-Francois Billeter / Roger Ames / Qin Confucian / / Position archer / King / actor / noble archer / poet / Assistant Professor / skilled archer / marshall / / ProvinceOrState Southern California / California / / Region Southern California / / SocialTag Religion in China Chinese thought Taoism Confucianism Wu wei Confucius Tao De Wu Chinese culture

Effortless Actions The Chinese Spiritual Ideal of Wui-wei Edward Slingerland Students of Chinese philosophy have usually seen their subjects as a succession of people who lived, acted, taught and died, rather than aAdd to Reading List