Blogs about: Asian Philosophy
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“Ethics in Asian and Recent Western Philosophy”
Professor Joel Kupperman (Connecticut) will deliver the first John C. Maraldo Lecture in Comparative Philosophy on “Ethics in Asian and Recent Western Philosophy” from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 9, i… more →
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Ancient Chinese Stories: The Ancient Chinese Tale of Master Zeng AKA Zeng Zi Refusing A city
jda5 wrote 6 months ago: My ancient Chinese text Hey everybody, welcome back to my ancient Chinese story site. So today I am … more →
Ancient Chinese Stories: The Ancient Tale Of 3 Fools in Ancient China
jda5 wrote 7 months ago: Hey everyone, welcome back to the ancient Chinese Story blog. I apologize for not updating in almost … more →
“Ethics in Asian and Recent Western Philosophy”
Rico Vitz wrote 8 months ago: Professor Joel Kupperman (Connecticut) will deliver the first John C. Maraldo Lecture in Comparative … more →
Ancient Philosophy at UNF
Rico Vitz wrote 8 months ago: The Department of Philosophy is very pleased to announce that Paul Carelli (Kentucky) has accepted o … more →
Asian philosophy and Brak: the unseen connection.
kristinawebb wrote 9 months ago: I have been trying to rationalize a way for me to associate the Brak Show with what I am currently s … more →
Ancient Chinese Stories: The Old Chinese Tale Of Bo Ya and His Harp
jda5 wrote 9 months ago: In an Ancient Chinese City with a beautiful park Welcome back to Joe’s Ancient Chinese Stori … more →
Ancient Chinese Poem: A Woman's Writing Zen Style
jda5 wrote 10 months ago: Me in Xi An posing by the Buddha of good fortune. Hey everybody I think this post round I would do a … more →
How Honda Used An Unlikely Partner to Conquer India
seriatina wrote 11 months ago: “It is more advantageous to conquer nearby enemies, because of geographical reasons, than thos … more →
Ancient Chinese Stories: The Farmer of Song and His Stump
jda5 wrote 12 months ago: Terracotta Soldiers In Xi An Todays ancient Chinese story I bring I have from the great volume one … more →
Ancient Chinese Story: Environment, Not Heredity
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jda5 wrote 1 year ago: This is a story I had to translate for my classical Chinese class, for now I am using the books tr … more →
Review: The Dragon Earl by Jade Lee
jjmachshev wrote 1 year ago: I’m not sure if Jade Lee meant the opening scene in her latest “The Dragon Earl” to be hysterically … more →
NEWS: Tubeligion: Religious Transformation into the Internet Age
oldfield1 wrote 1 year ago: According to a recent article in Time Magazine, YouTube is fast becoming a hotspot for transporting … more →
Asian wisdom
maryhruth wrote 1 year ago: Stephen Shapiro blogged yesterday about a fascinating concept: one derived from an Asian expression … more →
Yin-Yang
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Earthpages.ca wrote 1 year ago: Yin yang, Dali Originally uploaded by Alexandra Moss Yin-Yang (yin=umbral, yang= bright) This is the … more →
Minding the Body
Rico Vitz wrote 2 years ago: … the inaugural conference of the Center for Mind, Body, and Culture will take place March 29- … more →
An Interview with Richard Shusterman
Rico Vitz wrote 2 years ago: Our good fortune continues. Today, we are very pleased to welcome Richard Shusterman (Florida Atlant … more →
New Podcasts on Buddhism
Rico Vitz wrote 2 years ago: … on the Four Noble Truths and on Not-Self (Anatta) are available from our friends at R-P-E. - … more →
Ancient Chinese Stories: The Tale of Old Man Yu Gong and The Mountain
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jda5 wrote 8 months ago: Yu Gong wished to move a whole mountain...insane!! Welcome back to the ancient Chinese story blog ev … more →
On Organs and the Mighty $$.
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Linda Harris wrote 1 year ago: Last night, on the eve of Saint Valentine’s Day, I had the pleasure of attending a colloquium featur … more →
