Author: Jiang Sheng
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This volume is divided into 8 parts, discussing the scientific thought and practice of Taoism during the periods of the Han, Wei, and Jin dynasties from the perspective of various disciplines. During the Han, Wei, and Jin dynasties, Taoism was in its initial stage of competing with Buddhism, with many scientific ideas, methods, and practices being discussed and explored. At the same time, it produced several influential synthesizers who had a lasting impact on later generations, such as Wei Boyang, Ge Hong, and Tao Hongjing. The thought of Taoism is vast and profound, and the author of this volume introduces the remarkable achievements of Taoism in fields such as chemistry, medicine, health preservation, astronomy, geology, physics, and architecture during the Han, Wei, and Jin dynasties from a multidisciplinary perspective, supported by rich charts and illustrations.
A History of Science and Technology in Chinese Taoism: The Han and Jin Dynasties Volume
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