Great ease collection of meaning

Author: Liu Dajun
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Publishing Date: 2002-12-01
Features: This book is a collection of papers from the "International Academic Conference on Review and Prospect of a Hundred Years of I Ching Studies," organized into four sections based on research directions: "A Hundred Years of I Ching Studies," "Studies on the I Ching Canon," "Studies on the History of I Ching," and "I Ching and Philosophy and Culture." It includes 36 research papers by renowned scholars from home and abroad, with an introduction by Liu Dajun as the editor-in-chief. The I Ching is traditionally attributed to Fu Xi's invention, later developed by King Wen of Zhou, and further studied and elaborated by Confucius, becoming one of the most important cultural foundational texts of the Chinese nation. Generations of researchers have approached it with diverse perspectives, resulting in a vast body of interpretations and works. The papers in this book provide multi-level and multi-angle reviews and summaries of I Ching studies in the 20th century, as well as prospects and ideas for research in the 21st century, holding significant meaning and reference value for the study of the I Ching.