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"Fourteen years ago, a corpus of bamboo-strip texts was found in a late-fourth-century-BCE tomb at Jingmen, Hubei province in central China. The discovery of the "Guodian" texts, together with other recently discovered Warring States manuscripts, has revolutionized the study of early Chinese intellectual history. Kenneth Holloway argues that the Guodian corpus puts forth a political philosophy based on the harmonious interconnection of individuals engaged in moral self cultivation. This unique worldview, says Holloway, cannot meaningfully be categorized as "Confucian" or "Daoist," because it…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2009Oxford University Press · 198 pages · 9780195371451
Chinese ManuscriptsChinese PhilosophyManuscripts, ChinesePhilosophy and religionPhilosophy, ChineseManuscriptsPhilosophy, chineseChinese literature






