Chinese Thought: An Introduction

asserted basic become Buddhism century Ch'an Ch'eng ch'i Ch'in Chan chapter chih China Chinese culture Chinese Philosophy Chinese thought Chinese tradition Ching Chou Chou Tun-yi Chu Hsi Chuang Tzu classical concept concerned Confucian Confucianists Confucius Creel doctrine dynasty emphasized ethical evil existence external Fung Yu-lan harmony heaven and earth Hsun Tzu Hu Shih human Ibid individual intellectual intuition K'ang knowledge Lao Tzu Legalist/Administrative liang-chih lived man's material force means Mencius ment metaphysical mind Mo Tzu moral nation nature Neo-Confucianism Neo-Confucianists objective one's original person political practice principle reality religion religious righteousness ruler sage scholars sense Shang Shen Shih's social society spirit statement Sun Yat-sen T'ang Taoist teaching theory thinkers tion translation truth Tzu's ultimate unity universal love virtue Wang Yang-ming Wang Yang-ming's Western Wing-tsit Wing-tsit Chan yin and yang