V.V. MALYAVIN Tamkang University, Taiwan, R.O.C. Philosophy as Cultural Style: The Case of Xiong Shili Modern Chinese philosophy was doomed from the start to be essentially two-faced. It has always been defining itself simultaneously by its relation to the Western thought and the native Chinese legacy. When trying […]
V.V.Maliavin Tamkang University, Taiwan. Recovering the Senses: Taoist Response to the Modern Spiritual Crisis Abstract The modern world is in deep spiritual crisis caused primary by the breakdown of the classical epistemological model. The legacy of Chinese Taoism which has developed an ingenious tradition based on the principle […]
V. V. MALIAVIN Tamkang University, Taiwan. Zhuang-zi’s Concept of Harmony and Its Cultural Implications Summary The ancient Taoist philosopher Zhuangzi (beginning of the 4th century B.C.) whose views comprise the core of the book ascribed to him offers a profound concept of harmony whose basic condition […]
