A REAPPRAISAL OF WANG CHONG'S CRITICAL METHOD THROUGH THE WENKONG CHAPTER

A REAPPRAISAL OF WANG CHONG'S CRITICAL METHOD THROUGH THE WENKONG CHAPTER

Han Dynasty philosopher Wang Chong is one of the most misunderstood philosophers of the greater Hans Dynasty period. McLeod presents evidence that one of Wang's major goals is to promote a unique method for doing philosophy, rather than strictly criticizing other philosophers. McLeod focuses on...

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Confucius (551-479 BC)
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Wang Chong (27-97?)
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