Chinese thought from confucius to Mao Tse-Tung
Creel, H. G.
Chinese thought from confucius to Mao Tse-Tung - New York Mentat Books 1953 - vii,240p.
Contents
I. The Chinese View 9
II. Before Confucius 17
III. Confucius and the Struggle for Human Happiness 29
IV. Mo Tzu and the Quest for Peace and Order 45
V. Mencius and the Emphasis on Human Nature 61
VI. The Mystical Skepticism of the Taoists 81
VII. The Authoritarianism of Hsun Tzu 98
VIII. The Totalitariansim of the Legalists 113
IX. The Eclectics of Han 132
X. Buddhism and Neo-Confucianism 152
XI. The Reaction against Neo-Confucianism 176
XII. The Influence of the West 190
XIII. In Retrospect 208
Suggestions for Further Reading 212
Bibliography 215
References 221
Index 236
Philosophy, Chinese
181.11 / CRE
Chinese thought from confucius to Mao Tse-Tung - New York Mentat Books 1953 - vii,240p.
Contents
I. The Chinese View 9
II. Before Confucius 17
III. Confucius and the Struggle for Human Happiness 29
IV. Mo Tzu and the Quest for Peace and Order 45
V. Mencius and the Emphasis on Human Nature 61
VI. The Mystical Skepticism of the Taoists 81
VII. The Authoritarianism of Hsun Tzu 98
VIII. The Totalitariansim of the Legalists 113
IX. The Eclectics of Han 132
X. Buddhism and Neo-Confucianism 152
XI. The Reaction against Neo-Confucianism 176
XII. The Influence of the West 190
XIII. In Retrospect 208
Suggestions for Further Reading 212
Bibliography 215
References 221
Index 236
Philosophy, Chinese
181.11 / CRE