Intercultural Zhu Xi Rémi Vuillemin

Intercultural Zhu Xi Rémi VuilleminRevisits Zhu Xi's philosophy from a broader intercultural perspective and considers the relevance of his thought to our contemporary moment. As the chief architect of Neo Confucian thought, the philosopher Zhu Xi (11301200) brought about a momentous transformation in Chinese philosophy, drawing strands of Confucian thought together with Daoism and Buddhism to form a coherent, holistic system. Moreover, his editions and commentaries on the Confucian

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Offers essential perspectives on the Cold War and post-9/11 eras and explores the troubling implications of the American tendency to fight wars without end

contemporary dramedies

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and numerous other disciplines

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