Cultivating one's Moral Character & Practicing Ethics——On the Way of Cultivating One's Moral Character in "Lao Zi" and "The Book of Changes"
Shi Xing-san
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Shi Xing-san
Abstract
Confucianism is often regarded as that of renouncing the world.while Taoists going into the society.But in fact,there are many similarities about the ideas of cultivating one's moral character in both of them.Comparing the ways of The Book of Changes that is the Confucian's classics and of the Taoists' Lao Zi,we can see the identification of their ideas of cultivating one's moral character.
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Confucianism is often regarded as that of renouncing the world.while Taoists going into the society.But in fact,there are many similarities about the ideas of cultivating one's moral character in both of them.Comparing the ways of The Book of Changes that is the Confucian's classics and of the Taoists' Lao Zi,we can see the identification of their ideas of cultivating one's moral character.
Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Moral character, Sociology, Identification (biology), Environmental ethics, Moral authority, Epistemology, Philosophy