Xunzi and Early Chinese Naturalism 1st Edition by Janghee Lee ISBN 0791461971 978-0791461976
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ISBN 10: 0791461971
ISBN 13: 978-0791461976
Author: Janghee Lee
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Background
Introduction
Xin in the Mencius
Xin ì in the Zhuangzi
Chapter 3. The Notions of Tian 天 and Xing 性 in Xunzi
Introduction
Tian as the Source
Xing as Given Qualities The Definition of Xing
The “Badness” of Xing
Chapter 4. The Notion of Xin
Introduction
The Evolution of the Notion of Xin in Ancient Chinese Philosophy
The Customary Usage of Xin in the Xunzi Xin as the Faculty of Self-Governance Critical Thinking and Empirical Knowledge The Volitional Aspect of Xin The Problem of the Blindness of Xin and Xin’s Capacities
Chapter 5. Li禮 and Morality
Introduction
Conventional but Nonarbitrary Names
Li
The Origin of Li
The Functions of Li
Li as a Practice
An “Objective” Aspect in the Notion of Li
Li and the Autonomy of Xin
Legalism and Xunzi
Xin and Li
Chapter 6. Naturalism and Autonomy
Introduction
Background for Kant’s Ethics
Kant’s Deontological Ethics and the Notion of Autonomy
Chinese Naturalism and Xunzi’s Notion of the Autonomy of Xin
Chapter 7. Xunzi in the History of Chinese Philosophy
Introduction
Li Zehou’s View of Chinese Philosophy Humankind and Nature in Xunzi’s Philosophy
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