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chinese Thought*. Steven A. Brown chinese philosophy resources on the Internet. SuTzu's philosophy Page chinese philosophy resources on the Internet.
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~worc0337/phil_topics.html

Extractions: (including philosophy of psychology) Philosophy of Politics Philosophy of Religion Philosophy of Science African Philosophy I've moved all my links to this page, which started as an information page for a Summer School course that I'll be teaching in Oxford in August 2000. I'll be adding material (and more details) over the coming months. AT the moment there are four sections: OUSSA Contact information Introduction to the course Reading for the course Internet Links : this includes individuals' pages, journals, on-line papers and reviews, etc.]
Stephen Downes - Links - Philosophy And Religion
Links philosophy and religion.
http://www.atl.ualberta.ca/downes/links/philosophy.htm
Chinese Philosophy
In the first place, whereas Western philosophy is associated with science andreligion, chinese is closer to ethics, politics, literature and the arts.
http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/deall/jin.3/c231/refs/phil.htm

Extractions: The Spirit of Chinese Philosophy Let us begin with certain underlying principles which serve to distinguish Chinese from Western philosophy. In the first place, whereas Western philosophy is associated with science and religion, Chinese is closer to ethics, politics, literature and the arts. This is because the ideal of knowledge for its own sake is not stressed in China, where knowledge is desired mainly as a means to applied and noble ends. Science, as Plato and Aristotle said, has roots in wonder, in the desire to know and to understand for the sole sake of knowing and understanding. But the root of Chinese thought lies in the anxiety of the sages to understand the way of nature and know the needs of the people (see The I Ching , appendix III, ch. I, 72). This is not a scientific but a practical spirit, which emphasizes the moral quality of man rather than his intellectual capacities. Hence, Chinese philosophy has from the outset failed to lay the foundations for science. It is conceivable that China, with her early development of culture and her noteworthy inventions in industry, might have developed the sciences more extensively and fruitfully than she has. But this practical and ethical way of thinking has been the big obstacle to such development. Taoist mysticism is the only exception here. Taoist alchemy, in its pursuit of the philosopher's tone and the elixir of life, was the source of pseudo-chemistry; and Taoist "Yoga", with its emphasis on meditation and breathing exercises, teaches how to alleviate disease and prolong life. Also Taoist mysticism generally has the spirit of science, but its teaching have never been explored very much from this standpoint.
Chinese Philosophies & Religions, Regent Tour China
world. Unknown chinese Philosopher Confucianism Mencius Taoism LaoziBuddhism Zen Christianity Islam Status of religion in China.
http://www.regenttour.com/china/phi_rel/

Extractions: If there be righteousness in the heart, there will be beauty in the character. If there is beauty in the character there will be harmony in the home. If there is harmony in the home, there will be order in the nation. When there is order in each nation there will be peace in the world. - Unknown Chinese Philosopher
Religion & Philosophy (Select Books - Southeast Asia Specialist)
all Categories, religion philosophy.
http://www.selectbooks.com.sg/cathome/rel.htm

Extractions: This textbook covers all the religious traditions of Southwest Asia, Southeast asia, Central Asia, Tibet and East Asia, and include descirptions and discussions on Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Taosim, Confucianism, as well as Shinto and Jainism. Coverage is also given to the tradition of Bon in Tibet and the shamanistic traditions of Inner Asia. Noted historian and Thai specialist David Wyatt reflects on Siam's intellectual history in this collection of 24 short essays. They explore events which evidence how, over the last 1300 years, the new thinking of individuals, often ordinary people, has played a part in Thailand's intellectual expression and development. The 6th - 3rd century BCE of China's history includes the Warring States Period and the Period of the Hundred Philosophers. One of these less well-known philosophers was Mo Tzu who seems to have lived some time between the death of Confucius (479 BCE) and the birth of Mencius (372 BCE). This translation of Mo Tzu's basic writings makes clear the main level of his teachings, the practice of universal love, and also how it contrasts with some of the teachings of Confucius and his disciples.
The Radical Academy Religion Resource Center
Videos DVDs A collection of video casettes DVDs for sale about varioustopics to do with religion. In the philosophy Resource Center.
http://radicalacademy.com/studentrefreligion.htm
Buzzle.com - Web Portal: Intelligent Life On The Web
City Life chinese Take Tea and Scones With the Queen City life The holiday forthe spring festival (the chinese new year) is coming to an end, but it is
http://www.buzzle.com/index.asp
Other Book Review Sources On Line
Sure we think we are the best book review around when it comes to religion andphilosophy and select titles in general trade, but we also rely upon our
http://www.wordtrade.com/bookrev1.htm

Extractions: Home New Reviews General Interest New Religion ... Search WT Search by Theme: Philosophy Religion Science General Also Visit Subwebs for Reviews by Theme Religious Studies Philosophy Science General iManage Knowledge Management System Software Sure we think we are the best book review around when it comes to religion and philosophy and select titles in general trade, but we also rely upon our competitors to keep us informed of good reads. This page is devoted to links to other book review sources on the Net. If you know of some good ones we have not seen lately let us know Looking for a publication? We've got over 100,000 listings. Our choices will be updated now and again. There are hundreds of review sources available on the Internet. We are glad you found us, and hope you will return, now and again. Every month the FEARLESS REVIEWS recommends some of the best books published by independent presses books readers are not likely to see reviewed in the New York Times or other mainstream media. Take a look at these titles for research projects. The REVIEWS are a public service and there are no paid placements. This is the best site to keep abreast of important small press titles not usually widely reviewed. New Book Reviews.com
Rivendell Is Moving
The following sections are now offline Art; Botany; Math; philosophy (but youcan find the Athenian Philosophers at the new Ancient Athens site.); Science.
http://www.watson.org/~leigh/rivendellmoving.html
YesOutlet.com: All Chinese Books: Wu Tan Ju
More by Tan Ju Wu in. , chinese Books. -, Taiwan Books. -, Hong Kong Books. DisplayLanguage English chinese Japanese Korean Graphical Text ON / OFF.
http://global.yesasia.com/en/artIdxDept.aspx/aid-19221/did-3627/section-cbooks/c

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