Taiji philosophy

Author: Yang Chengyin
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive academic monograph in China that focuses on "Taiji Philosophy." It thoroughly discusses the fundamental connotations of the "Taiji concept," especially the harmonious dialectics of Taiji, from the perspectives of its category system, proposition system, and related historical materials of traditional Chinese philosophy. It embodies the unique thinking methods of the Chinese nation and the harmonious spirit that has sustained its continuous development for thousands of years. The book emphasizes the narration and analysis of the essence and rational core of traditional Chinese philosophical thought, such as the I Ching, Laozi's Dao De Jing, Song-Ming Neo-Confucianism, and Wang Fuzhi's philosophy. It also references the research achievements of many contemporary renowned Chinese philosophers, such as Zhang Dainian and Cheng Zhongying, and interprets, integrates, develops, and systematizes them according to the needs of Chinese cultural development, in order to contribute to the construction of a new "Taiji Philosophy" and "Taiji Aesthetics" in contemporary China. Careful readers will discover a self-consistent and well-structured "Taiji Philosophy" system embedded in the book's structure. The publication of this book is like throwing a stone into water, which will inevitably create lasting and enchanting ripples in the lakes of contemporary and future Chinese philosophy and aesthetics.