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Zhuang Zi's critical spirit viewed from the three definitions of "Qiwu

Min Jiang

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Wu Lun, one of the most important articles reflecting Zhuang Zi's thoughts is based on the law of nothingness, argues the idea that one begets all things and one begets views on the Nature. For a long time, there exist different definitions ofQi Wu Lun. The present argues Zhang Zi's critical spirit through a detailed analysis of different definitions of Qi Wu.

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Wu Lun, one of the most important articles reflecting Zhuang Zi's thoughts is based on the law of nothingness, argues the idea that one begets all things and one begets views on the Nature. For a long time, there exist different definitions ofQi Wu Lun. The present argues Zhang Zi's critical spirit through a detailed analysis of different definitions of Qi Wu.

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Wu Lun, one of the most important articles reflecting Zhuang Zi's thoughts is based on the law of nothingness, argues the idea that one begets all things and one begets views on the Nature. For a long time, there exist different definitions ofQi Wu Lun. The present argues Zhang Zi's critical spirit through a detailed analysis of different definitions of Qi Wu.

Key concepts: Nothing, Philosophy, Epistemology, Zhàng, History, Archaeology, China

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