Studies in Chinese Philosophy and Philosophical LiteratureSUNY Press, 1990年1月1日 - 435 頁 Graham addresses several fundamental problems in classical Chinese philosophy, and in the nature and structure of the classical Chinese language. These inquiries and reflections are both broad based and detailed. Two sources of continuity bring these seemingly disparate parts into a coherent and intelligible whole. First, Graham addresses that set of fundamental philosophical questions that have been the focus of dispute in the tradition, and that have defined its character: What is the nature of human nature? What can we through linguistic and philosophical scrutiny discover about the date and composition of some of the major texts? What sense can we make of the Kung-sun Lung sophistries? A second source of coherence is Graham's identification and articulation of those basic and often unconscious presuppositions that ground our own tradition. By so doing, he enables readers to break free from the limits of their own conceptual universe and to explore in the Chinese experience a profoundly different world view. |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
BEING IN WESTERN PHILOSOPHY COMPARED | 2 |
779 | 9 |
86 | 31 |
100 | 37 |
The meaning of ching | 59 |
Finding List | 66 |
THE ORIGINS OF THE LEGEND OF LAO TAN | 111 |
Reconstructed text translation and notes | 185 |
iii | 193 |
THE DATE AND COMPOSITION OF LIEHTZŮ 7 | 216 |
Passages shared by Liehtzu and other texts | 225 |
Linguistic evidence of date | 248 |
The composition of Liehtzu | 265 |
HOW MUCH OF CHUANGTZŬ 7 DID | 283 |
B General copula linking nouns He is a man | 324 |
Sources of ch | 137 |
External evidence for dating the two parts of | 149 |
External evidence before the Sui dynasty | 159 |
ii A FIRST READING OF THE WHITE HORSE | 167 |
The number of characters on each strip | 174 |
RELATING CATEGORIES TO QUESTION FORMS | 360 |
The syntax of interrogative substitutes in preHan | 367 |
Ho | 378 |
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