The Impact of Dong Zhongshu's "Heaven" Theory On the Concept of Nature Law in the Eastern Han Dynasty
Zhou Ling
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Zhou Ling
Abstract
The relationship between Nature and Man in the Eastern Han Dynasty entered into a newstage which showed entirely different characteristics from the doctrine of Man Suiting the Heaven.We trytoindicate the Western Han Dynasty and Eastern Han Dynasty's differences in the concept of Naturelaw by studying the nature of Dong Zhongshu's Heaven Theory.
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The relationship between Nature and Man in the Eastern Han Dynasty entered into a newstage which showed entirely different characteristics from the doctrine of Man Suiting the Heaven.We trytoindicate the Western Han Dynasty and Eastern Han Dynasty's differences in the concept of Naturelaw by studying the nature of Dong Zhongshu's Heaven Theory.
Key concepts: Heaven, Doctrine, Chinese philosophy, Ancient history, Philosophy, History, China, Theology