A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy: = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian
"Uses a comparative hermeneutical method to explain the most important terms in the classical Confucian philosophical texts, in an effort to allow the tradition to speak on its own terms"
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Uses a comparative hermeneutical method to explain the most important terms in the classical Confucian philosophical texts, in an effort to allow the tradition to speak on its own terms" |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index Text in Englisch und teilweise Chinesisch Verantw.-Ang.: "An Lezhe zhu" |
| Beschreibung: | XXXIX, 507 Seiten |
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| adam_text | Table of Contents vii Introduction ж ba. “Hegemon.” ooi ձ֊ ben. “Root, trunk.” ooi cheng. “Sincerity, with integrity, resolve, (co-)creativity.” on Ն- chi. “A sense of shame.” 015 £ dao. “The proper way, way-making, dao. 019 Ä de. “Moral virtuosity, excelling morally, virtuality.” 028 ğ e. “Rudeness, uncouthness, nasty, ugly, unrefined, base.” 037 Ж fa. “Standards, norms, laws, models.” 0З8 he. “Optimal harmony, optimizing symbiosis.” 040 ji. “Inchoate, incipient beginnings.” 052 ji. “Sacrificing, sacrifice.” 054 jian. “Remonstrating, remonstrance.” 057 jian’ai. “Inclusive care, inclusive concern.” 059 jiao. “Teaching, education.” Обі
ii A Conceptual Lexicon for Classical Confucian Philosophy #Ht jingshen. “Spirituality, vigor, vitality, mystery.” 067 Ä jing. “Respecting, revering, seriousness.” 069 # jing. “Sustained equilibrium.” 07i ^՜-ք junzi. “Exemplary persons, ruler, prince, lord.” 073 ^ le (also pronounced yao when transitive). “Enjoyment, making the music of enjoyment.” 079 Й lei. “Categories, groupings.” օտշ jí li. “Ritual propriety in one’s roles and relations, ritual practices, ‘social grammar, rites, customs, etiquette, propriety, morals, rules of proper behavior, reverence’.” 085 Ջ li. “Patterning, coherence.” 105 i J li. “Benefitting, profiting, personal advantage.” 111 lun. “Order, relation, category, class.” из Jt mei. “Beautiful.” ito R min. “The common people.” ns -ф՜ ming. “Commanding, ordering, command, mandate, the propensity of things, the force of circumstances.” 124 ЧЯ ming. “Acuity, brilliance.” X ming. “Naming, making a name for yourself, ЃЧ ^b 128 reputation.” 132 neiwai. “Inner and outer, inside and outside.” 1З6
Table of Contents qi. “Vital energy, qi.” få qing. “Emotions, passions, feelings, the way things are, situation, circumstances.” 155 ren. “Consummate persons, consummate conduct.” 163 ru. “Confucianism, Ruism, scholar-teacher, literati tradition.” -Μ՜ 141 181 shan. “Felicity, efficacy, behaving well, auspicious conduct.” 186 shangdi. “High god(s).” 192 shen. “Heavenly gods, ancestors, spirituality, vigor, vitality, mystery.” 194 shen. “Lived, social body.” 197 sheng. “Living, growing, birthing.” 197 £ (A) sheng or shengren. “Sage, sagacity.” 211 Л-« shenqidu. “Internalizing and consolidating # virtuosic conduct as one’s habituated disposition for action, being circumspect when dwelling alone.” 219 shi. “Warrior, retainer, knight, scholar-official.” 223 shi. “Purchase, momentum, configuration.” 225 shi. “Fetal beginning, natal beginning, genealogical beginning.” 238 shu. “Putting oneself in the other’s place, deference, empathy, dramatic rehearsal.” 248 iii
iv A Conceptual Lexicon for Classical Confucian Philosophy W shu. “Techniques of rulership.” 257 ®- si. “Thinking, reflecting.” 261 V3š£ siduan. “The four inclinations.” 271 if® taiji. “The furthest reach.” 2S0 it ti. “Lived body, discursive body, embodying.” 2S3 Λ tian. ‘Tian, conventionally ‘ Heaven’.” 291 ^-0՜ tianming. 299 ^,į֊ tianzhi. “The purposes or intent of tian.” 299 HÍЯ tiyong. “Reforming and functioning, trans-/orm-ing.” 303 Я tong. “Sameness, similarity.” 309 І wang. “King, True King.” 311 ^^ř wanwu. “The ten thousand things, the ten thousand processes or events, the myriad things or happenings.” X 313 wen. “The written word, patterns, culture, refinement, King Wen.” 315 XdL wenhua. “Culture, enculturation.” 316 Ä wu. 324 wuji. ^^ wuwei. “Noncoercive acting.” A# wuxing. “Five modes of virtuosic conduct, the five phases.” 324 324 330
Table of Contents xiang. “Figuring, figuring out, configuring, figure, imaging, imagining, image.” 339 xiao. “Family reverence, filial piety.” 349 d A xiaoren. “Petty and mean persons.” 373 W xiaoti. “Family reverence and fraternal deference.” 373 xin. “Heartmind, bodyheartminding, thinking and feeling.” 4* 373 xin. “Making good on one’s word, living up to one’s word.” 380 44 xing. “Natural human propensities.” 383 À xu. “Emptiness.” 405 xue. “Teaching and learning.” 406 yi. “Changing, exchanging, ease.” 413 yi. “One, uniqueness, continuity.” 414 A yi. “Optimal appropriateness, meaning.” 417 ^ yinyang. Yin and yang Я yong. “Courage, bravery, vigor, vitality, boldness, fierceness.” 433 you. “Friend, friendship.” 434 youwu. “Something and nothing, determinate and indeterminate, presence and absence.” 438 yue. “Music.” 446 v
vi A Conceptual Lexicon for Classical Confucian Philosophy LL zheng. “Proper, acting properly.” Æt zheng. “Proper governing, effecting sociopolitical order.” 448 jŁ^ zhengming. “Using names properly.” 453 zhi. “Living wisely, realizing, wisdom, knowing.” 463 ,è zhi. 481 it zhi. 481 ^ zhi. “Native temperament, raw stuff, basic disposition.” 481 â ,Ш ziran. “Self-so-ing, so-of-itself, spontaneity.” 485 ψ zhong. “Center, balance, focus, equilibrium.” 487 zhong. “Conscientiousness, doing one’s utmost, loyalty.” 489 ŤJj՜ zhongyong. “Focusing the familiar, hitting 446 the mark in the everyday, making the ordinary extraordinary.” 492 i^֊ zhuke. “Subject and object, subjectivity and objectivity.” 493 Bibliography of Earlier Glossaries 494 Bibliography of Works Cited 495 Acknowledgements 506
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Table of Contents vii Introduction ж ba. “Hegemon.” ooi ձ֊ ben. “Root, trunk.” ooi cheng. “Sincerity, with integrity, resolve, (co-)creativity.” on Ն- chi. “A sense of shame.” 015 £ dao. “The proper way, way-making, dao. 019 Ä de. “Moral virtuosity, excelling morally, virtuality.” 028 ğ e. “Rudeness, uncouthness, nasty, ugly, unrefined, base.” 037 Ж fa. “Standards, norms, laws, models.” 0З8 he. “Optimal harmony, optimizing symbiosis.” 040 ji. “Inchoate, incipient beginnings.” 052 ji. “Sacrificing, sacrifice.” 054 jian. “Remonstrating, remonstrance.” 057 jian’ai. “Inclusive care, inclusive concern.” 059 jiao. “Teaching, education.” Обі
ii A Conceptual Lexicon for Classical Confucian Philosophy #Ht jingshen. “Spirituality, vigor, vitality, mystery.” 067 Ä jing. “Respecting, revering, seriousness.” 069 # jing. “Sustained equilibrium.” 07i ^՜-ք junzi. “Exemplary persons, ruler, prince, lord.” 073 ^ le (also pronounced yao when transitive). “Enjoyment, making the music of enjoyment.” 079 Й lei. “Categories, groupings.” օտշ jí li. “Ritual propriety in one’s roles and relations, ritual practices, ‘social grammar, rites, customs, etiquette, propriety, morals, rules of proper behavior, reverence’.” 085 Ջ li. “Patterning, coherence.” 105 i'J li. “Benefitting, profiting, personal advantage.” 111 lun. “Order, relation, category, class.” из Jt mei. “Beautiful.” ito R min. “The common people.” ns -ф՜ ming. “Commanding, ordering, command, mandate, the propensity of things, the force of circumstances.” 124 ЧЯ ming. “Acuity, brilliance.” X ming. “Naming, making a name for yourself, ЃЧ ^b 128 reputation.” 132 neiwai. “Inner and outer, inside and outside.” 1З6
Table of Contents qi. “Vital energy, qi.” få qing. “Emotions, passions, feelings, the way things are, situation, circumstances.” 155 ren. “Consummate persons, consummate conduct.” 163 ru. “Confucianism, Ruism, scholar-teacher, literati tradition.” -Μ՜ 141 181 shan. “Felicity, efficacy, behaving well, auspicious conduct.” 186 shangdi. “High god(s).” 192 shen. “Heavenly gods, ancestors, spirituality, vigor, vitality, mystery.” 194 shen. “Lived, social body.” 197 sheng. “Living, growing, birthing.” 197 £ (A) sheng or shengren. “Sage, sagacity.” 211 Л-« shenqidu. “Internalizing and consolidating # virtuosic conduct as one’s habituated disposition for action, being circumspect when dwelling alone.” 219 shi. “Warrior, retainer, knight, scholar-official.” 223 shi. “Purchase, momentum, configuration.” 225 shi. “Fetal beginning, natal beginning, genealogical beginning.” 238 shu. “Putting oneself in the other’s place, deference, empathy, dramatic rehearsal.” 248 iii
iv A Conceptual Lexicon for Classical Confucian Philosophy W shu. “Techniques of rulership.” 257 ®- si. “Thinking, reflecting.” 261 V3š£ siduan. “The four inclinations.” 271 if® taiji. “The furthest reach.” 2S0 it ti. “Lived body, discursive body, embodying.” 2S3 Λ tian. ‘Tian, conventionally ‘ Heaven’.” 291 ^-0՜ tianming. 299 ^,į֊ tianzhi. “The purposes or intent of tian.” 299 HÍЯ tiyong. “Reforming and functioning, trans-/orm-ing.” 303 Я tong. “Sameness, similarity.” 309 І wang. “King, True King.” 311 ^^ř wanwu. “The ten thousand things, the ten thousand processes or events, the myriad things or happenings.” X 313 wen. “The written word, patterns, culture, refinement, King Wen.” 315 XdL wenhua. “Culture, enculturation.” 316 Ä wu. 324 wuji. ^^ wuwei. “Noncoercive acting.” A# wuxing. “Five modes of virtuosic conduct, the five phases.” 324 324 330
Table of Contents xiang. “Figuring, figuring out, configuring, figure, imaging, imagining, image.” 339 xiao. “Family reverence, filial piety.” 349 d'A xiaoren. “Petty and mean persons.” 373 W xiaoti. “Family reverence and fraternal deference.” 373 xin. “Heartmind, bodyheartminding, thinking and feeling.” 4* 373 xin. “Making good on one’s word, living up to one’s word.” 380 44 xing. “Natural human propensities.” 383 À xu. “Emptiness.” 405 xue. “Teaching and learning.” 406 yi. “Changing, exchanging, ease.” 413 yi. “One, uniqueness, continuity.” 414 A yi. “Optimal appropriateness, meaning.” 417 ^ yinyang. Yin and yang' Я yong. “Courage, bravery, vigor, vitality, boldness, fierceness.” 433 you. “Friend, friendship.” 434 youwu. “Something and nothing, determinate and indeterminate, presence and absence.” 438 yue. “Music.” 446 v
vi A Conceptual Lexicon for Classical Confucian Philosophy LL zheng. “Proper, acting properly.” Æt zheng. “Proper governing, effecting sociopolitical order.” 448 jŁ^ zhengming. “Using names properly.” 453 zhi. “Living wisely, realizing, wisdom, knowing.” 463 ,è zhi. 481 it zhi. 481 ^ zhi. “Native temperament, raw stuff, basic disposition.” 481 â ,Ш ziran. “Self-so-ing, so-of-itself, spontaneity.” 485 ψ zhong. “Center, balance, focus, equilibrium.” 487 zhong. “Conscientiousness, doing one’s utmost, loyalty.” 489 ŤJj՜ zhongyong. “Focusing the familiar, hitting 446 the mark in the everyday, making the ordinary extraordinary.” 492 i^֊ zhuke. “Subject and object, subjectivity and objectivity.” 493 Bibliography of Earlier Glossaries 494 Bibliography of Works Cited 495 Acknowledgements 506 |
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| spelling | 880-01 Ames, Roger T. 1947- (DE-588)143380788 aut A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian Roger T. Ames Ching-tien-ju-hsüeh-ho-hsin-kai-nien Jingdian ruxue hexin gainian 880-03 Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian Albany SUNY Press 2022 ©2021 XXXIX, 507 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier SUNY series in Chinese philosophy and culture 880-02 Includes bibliographical references and index Text in Englisch und teilweise Chinesisch Verantw.-Ang.: "An Lezhe zhu" 01 "Uses a comparative hermeneutical method to explain the most important terms in the classical Confucian philosophical texts, in an effort to allow the tradition to speak on its own terms" Einzelne Textstellen in chinesischer Sprache und Schriftzeichen (Langzeichen) Konfuzianismus (DE-588)4032089-3 gnd rswk-swf Philosophy, Confucian / China / Dictionaries Chinese language / Terms and phrases (DE-588)4014986-9 Enzyklopädie gnd-content Konfuzianismus (DE-588)4032089-3 s DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-4384-9082-3 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033927966&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 100-01/$1 安乐哲 aut 500-02/$1 Verantw.-Ang.: “安乐这著” 246-03/$1 经典儒学核心概念 |
| spellingShingle | Ames, Roger T. 1947- A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian Konfuzianismus (DE-588)4032089-3 gnd |
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| title | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian |
| title_alt | Ching-tien-ju-hsüeh-ho-hsin-kai-nien Jingdian ruxue hexin gainian Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian |
| title_auth | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian |
| title_exact_search | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian |
| title_exact_search_txtP | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian |
| title_full | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian Roger T. Ames |
| title_fullStr | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian Roger T. Ames |
| title_full_unstemmed | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian Roger T. Ames |
| title_short | A conceptual lexicon for classical Confucian philosophy |
| title_sort | a conceptual lexicon for classical confucian philosophy jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian |
| title_sub | = Jing dian ru xue he xin gai nian |
| topic | Konfuzianismus (DE-588)4032089-3 gnd |
| topic_facet | Konfuzianismus Enzyklopädie |
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