2014•Journal of Jiangxi Institute of EducationRequires access

“Humanity” and “Nature” ——Comparison of Confucian and Taoist View of Life

Liu Feng-xu

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Confucian philosophy and Taoist philosophy that Nurturing of Tao is the source of all things, is the moral of this, exhibit a strong sense of life, but the difference between the two is very obvious that the Confucian puts emphasis on human life while, Taoism is more concerned about the nature of life.

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Confucian philosophy and Taoist philosophy that Nurturing of Tao is the source of all things, is the moral of this, exhibit a strong sense of life, but the difference between the two is very obvious that the Confucian puts emphasis on human life while, Taoism is more concerned about the nature of life.

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Confucian philosophy and Taoist philosophy that Nurturing of Tao is the source of all things, is the moral of this, exhibit a strong sense of life, but the difference between the two is very obvious that the Confucian puts emphasis on human life while, Taoism is more concerned about the nature of life.

Key concepts: Taoism, Humanity, Philosophy, Human life, Philosophy of life, Epistemology, Environmental ethics, Buddhism

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