Mortality in Traditional Chinese Thought

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A wide-ranging exploration of traditional Chinese views of mortality.

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2012

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1438435622   9781438435626   9781438435640   1438435630

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10.1515/9781438435640
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Preparation for the Afterlife in Ancient China.  (pages 13-36)Mu-Chou Poo
Ascend to Heaven or Stay in the Tomb?  (pages 37-84)Eugene Y. Wang
Concepts of Death and the Afterlife Reflected in Newly Discovered Tomb Objects and Texts from Han China.  (pages 85-115)Jue Guo
War, Death, and Ancient Chinese Cosmology.  (pages 117-135)Roger T. Ames
Death and Dying in the Analects.  (pages 137-151)Philip J. Ivanhoe
I Know not “Seems”.  (pages 153-175)Amy Olberding
Allotment and Death in Early China.  (pages 177-190)Mark Csikszentmihalyi
Death in the Zhuangzi.  (pages 191-224)Mark Berkson
Sages, the Past, and the Dead.  (pages 225-248)Michael Puett
Linji and William James on Mortality.  (pages 249-269)Tao Jiang
Death as the Ultimate Concern in the Neo-Confucian Tradition.  (pages 271-295)Guoxiang Peng

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