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Textual Research on the Connotations of Hexagram Kun (Receptivity) in Both of the Received and Silk Versions of the Zhouyi

Zhen Liu

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There are a series of interpretations related to Hexagram Kun(Receptivity)in both the received version and the silk manuscript of the Zhouyi.These interpretations reveal their different moral and philosophical inclinations.This paper attempts to make a comparative study of the commentaries on the hexagram and line statements of Kun so as to master the differences between them and further clarify the relationship between the two versions,the formation time of different chapters and their relationships of the received and silk Yi zhuan(Commentaries).

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There are a series of interpretations related to Hexagram Kun(Receptivity)in both the received version and the silk manuscript of the Zhouyi.These interpretations reveal their different moral and philosophical inclinations.This paper attempts to make a comparative study of the commentaries on the hexagram and line statements of Kun so as to master the differences between them and further clarify the relationship between the two versions,the formation time of different chapters and their relationships of the received and silk Yi zhuan(Commentaries).

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There are a series of interpretations related to Hexagram Kun(Receptivity)in both the received version and the silk manuscript of the Zhouyi.These interpretations reveal their different moral and philosophical inclinations.This paper attempts to make a comparative study of the commentaries on the hexagram and line statements of Kun so as to master the differences between them and further clarify the relationship between the two versions,the formation time of different chapters and their relationships of the received and silk Yi zhuan(Commentaries).

Key concepts: Receptivity, SILK, Philosophy, Literature, Epistemology, Art, Computer science, Operating system

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