2004•Social Sciences Journal of Colleges of ShanxiRequires access

The Comparison between Confucianism's Happy and Taoism's Natural Attitude to Life

Xin Yan-wei

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The paper draws a comparison between Confucianism's happy and Taoism's natural attitude to life. The conclusion is for human being it is natural to take full responsibility for having a life.

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The paper draws a comparison between Confucianism's happy and Taoism's natural attitude to life. The conclusion is for human being it is natural to take full responsibility for having a life.

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The paper draws a comparison between Confucianism's happy and Taoism's natural attitude to life. The conclusion is for human being it is natural to take full responsibility for having a life.

Key concepts: Taoism, Natural (archaeology), Philosophy, Psychology, Human life, Aesthetics, Social psychology, Environmental ethics

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