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PRETENDING HANS-GEORG MOELLER & PAUL J. D’AMBROSIO ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF …

The view of ming 命in the Zhuangzi is an important element among Warring States debates
on the nature and activity of ming. The meaning of this term encompasses a complex …

Deleuze has presented one of the richest ontologies in 20th century philosophy, and its
conceptual machinery could be more fully used also in Sinology. This article focuses on two …

Offering a Daoist interpretation of perspective-taking, this article expounds the philosophical
thought of Zhuangzi on this topic. Zhuangzi's views can be consolidated into two broad …

Confucius (aka Kongzi) and Zhuangzi are the two most famous thinkers in all of Chinese
history, aside from Laozi, the Old Master. They occupy positions in the history of Chinese …

Martin Heidegger famously declares that Dasein does not perish but experiences its demise,
and that death stands before us as something to be anticipated. This idea of being-towards …

This essay contributes to comparative inquiry concerning happiness through a case study of
Xúnzǐ, a major Confucian thinker. Xúnzǐ's ethical theory presents values and norms that fill …

—It'sa galloping heat-haze!—It'sa swirl of dust!—It's some living creature blown aloft on a
breath of air! And the blue on blue of the sky—is that the sky's true color? Or is it just the vast …

This article draws a parallel between the Zhuangzi's discussions of having no sense of
“oneself” or “I,” on the one hand, and its critique of institutionalized order and visions of the …

The concept of anticipation, on the one hand, has received a considerable treatment in
classical phenomenology, particularly in Husserl. The Zhuangzi, on the other hand, has not …