The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 12)

The History of Chinese Philosophy (Part 12)

The introduction to the Yi Jing (I Ching) The Book of Changes continues into the Han Dynasty. We'll see how The Yi Jing is grouped with the Five Classics 五经 and how the discoveries at Mawangdui shook things up a little as far as Yi Jing scholarship went. Then we'll try and decipher Confucius's Ten Wings. Then we'll close with an intro to the practical usage of the Yi Jing and how it has been rediscovered and embraced in the West.

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Ep. 346 | The Hungry Ghost Festival

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Ep. 345 | Howqua

Ep. 345 | Howqua

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Ep. 344 | James Hong

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