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Quanzhen Taoist Wang Daoyuan's "Dao" Thought and "Human" Thought

Zhang Xiao-fen

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The early-and-middle period of the Ming Dynasty is a comparatively quiet period for Quanzhan Sect of Taoism,during which few Taoist theorists leave works of systematic thoughts for study,and therefore it is of special importance to study those representative ones who do leave some works,among whom is Wang Daoyuan.This author examines Wang's dao thought and human thought,which are his ontological recognition of the universe and his recognition of human.

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The early-and-middle period of the Ming Dynasty is a comparatively quiet period for Quanzhan Sect of Taoism,during which few Taoist theorists leave works of systematic thoughts for study,and therefore it is of special importance to study those representative ones who do leave some works,among whom is Wang Daoyuan.This author examines Wang's dao thought and human thought,which are his ontological recognition of the universe and his recognition of human.

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The early-and-middle period of the Ming Dynasty is a comparatively quiet period for Quanzhan Sect of Taoism,during which few Taoist theorists leave works of systematic thoughts for study,and therefore it is of special importance to study those representative ones who do leave some works,among whom is Wang Daoyuan.This author examines Wang's dao thought and human thought,which are his ontological recognition of the universe and his recognition of human.

Key concepts: Taoism, Period (music), Philosophy, Sect, History, Epistemology, Literature, Ancient history

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