“All things are already complete in my body”: An explanation of the views of the Taizhou School on the human body [Book Review]

Frontiers of Philosophy in China 5 (3):396-413 (2010)
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By means of a theoretical analysis from the point of view of phenomenology of the body, this essay tries to explain the views of Taizhou School on the body so as to apprehend the essence of Confucian thought, which is a philosophy that seeks to “establish oneself” and “cultivate oneself” rather than a “philosophy of consciousness.”

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