41. ÌÕÔ¨Ã÷µÄ New Naturalism and Tao YuanMing’s Confucian Thought. JING Suihui. KeywordsTao YuanMing; Confucianism; Taoism; Xuan Xue or metaphysics; New Naturalism. http://home.zsu.edu.cn/journal/chinese/society/2002/4/1.htm

A New Naturalism and Tao Yuanming¡¯s Confucian Thought JING Sui-hui Abstract: Tao Yuanming was often considered as a Taoist believer, but he was in fact a firm believer of Confucian idealism in the depth of his heart. He achieved harmony of Confucianism and Taoism through a comprehensive study, and realized the humanitarianism if Confucianism. His achievement in Confucianism was built on the basis of ¡°New Naturalism¡±. Keywords: Tao Yuanming; Confucianism; Taoism; Xuan Xue or metaphysics; New Naturalism

42. Southern China Zen Ancestors Tour, Sept. - Oct. 2000: Day 10: Donglin Temple, Xi Huiyuan was a friend of two other notables of the era, the Confucianpoet Tao YuanMing and the Taoist Lu Xiujing. One day, the Buddhist http://www.rebanderson.org/day10.html

Mt. Lu, Home Teaching schedule Biography ... Zen Center Donglin (East Woods) Temple, Xilin (West Woods) Temple, Tea and Mt. Lu Day 10: Thursday, Oct. 5, 2000. Donglin Temple On this day we boarded buses to first travel to a pair of famous temples at the base of Mt. Lu. Mt. Lu's name is derived from an old story of a man named Kuang Su who sought refuge on the mountain, built a thatched hut there, and practiced the Taoist arts of the mountain spirits. He is said to have used these arts to fly away, leaving his hut (in Chinese "Lu") behind. Thus the mountain derived its name. Many Buddhist temples and monasteries were once found here. One famous monastery that remains is Donglin (East Woods) monastery. This was the first temple we visited. There, the Pure Land school of Chinese Buddhism was founded by Huiyuan in the late fourth century. The Pure Land School, basing its teachings on the Amida Sutra, teaches its adherents to gain salvation by chanting the name of Amida Buddha. In this manner, they are reborn in the Western Paradise (San Francisco?) where they have a chance to finally gain complete enlightenment and become buddhas. Various teachers of both the Zen and Pure Land schools lived and taught at Donglin down through the centuries.

43. Literature 220420) were a great period for the production of poetry, with end uring worksproduced by Cao Cao, Cao Pi, Cao Zhi, Yuan Ji, Ji Kang and Tao YuanMing. http://www.chinese-embassy.org.uk/eng/13949.html

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44. Poetry Magazine FEATURED POET ARCHIVES DANIEL HALPERN Careless Perfection According to Lin Yutang,both Po Chuyi and Su Tungpo desperately admired Tao YuanMing, a poet of http://www.poetrymagazine.org/featured_poet_082599.html

CURRENT ISSUE POETRY Magazine FEATURED POET ARCHIVES DANIEL HALPERN Careless Perfection According to Lin Yutang, both Po Chuyi and Su Tungpo "desperately admired" Tao Yuanming, a poet of nature who wrote a single love poem, a poem thought by Chinese dilettantes to be the one "blemish in a white jade." Can a poet be faulted for calling a woman carelessly perfect in beauty He chose to long for her by envying the candle that glowed upon her beautiful face, the shadow that followed in her every move. Yet the nature poet Tao Yuanming, at home with the sudden turning of seasons, now feared the shadow in darkness, a discarded fan that once stirred her hair, feared the candle at dawn. At last believed that for beauty he had lived in vain. DANIEL HALPERN , the author of eight collections of poetry, most recently SELECTED POEMS and FOREIGN NEON, has a new book, SOMETHING SHINING, forthcoming from Knopf this fall. He is the editorial director of The Ecco Press. (25 August 1999)

45. Subject Index Page 75. 2001. The Encyclopedia Of World History The Encyclopedia of World History. 2001. Subject Index. Page 75. Tao YuanMing, Chineseauthor 158. Tapia, Primo, Mexican leader 2296. Tapti River 333. Tara 425. http://www.bartleby.com/67/s75.html

Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Reference The Encyclopedia of World History Subject Index PREVIOUS ... BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD The Encyclopedia of World History. Subject Index Page 75 Tao Yuanming, Chinese author

46. Tradukoj De Guozhu a. v. o. Tao YuanMing (365427)/LA SINJORO DE KVIN SALIKOJ*. Wu Jun (469-520)/INSTRUITULODE YANGXIAN *. Penseo 10. Tao YuanMing (365-427). LA SINJORO DE KVIN SALIKOJ. http://zfmao.users4.50megs.com/penseo/tradgz3.htm

47. GET YOUR DOMAIN .com .net .org .biz .info Tao YuanMing(365 427 ). REVENO EN KAMPARO. En 405( la 1-a jaro de Yixi-erao dela Orienta Jin-dinastio) Tao YuanMing funkciis en urbo Pengze, kiel prefekto. http://zfmao.users4.50megs.com/penseo/9901.htm

48. Tao Qian Index Tao Qian (or Tao YuanMing) is the most famous preTang Chinese poet.His best known works deal with his retirement from public life. http://www.chinese-poems.com/tao.html

Tao Qian Index Chinese Poems Home Subject Index Introduction Links Bai Juyi Du Fu Du Mu Han Yu Li Bai Li Shangyin Li Yu Meng Haoran Su Shi Tao Qian Wang Wei Other Poets Meeting Parting Separation Nature Spring Autumn Winter Age War Tao Qian (or Tao Yuanming) is the most famous pre-Tang Chinese poet. His best known works deal with his retirement from public life. Each poem indexed below appears in characters, pinyin, and literal and literary English translation; alternatively, the English translations are collected on one page here Drinking Wine Returning to Live in the South (I) Returning to Live in the South (II)

49. Ancient Chinese Literature - Poetry: An Anthology Of Ancient Chinese Poetry And An Anthology of Ancient Chinese poetry and Prose, rendered into English by Sun Dayu,Chinese Painting Illustrations ( Tao YuanMing Drinking, Li Bao Holding http://www.china-guide.com/b00po2.html

Learn Chinese China Guide Home All Products Manage Your Account ... Contact Us Chinese Literature - Poetry - Ancient Poetry - An Anthology of Ancient Chinese Poetry and Prose In China "poetic education" in the original meaning is learning The Book of Songs. This is the first comprehensive anthology of Chinese poems including including 305 poems of the Zhou Dynasty (1122-256 B.C.). It was originally called Shi (Poems) and Shi Sanbai (Three Hundred Poems). Each poem in The Book of Songs was set to music and could be sung. The compilers classified the 305 poems into folk songs, ceremonial songs, and sacrificial songs, according to their contents and the style of the music. Folk songs, which were popular among the people, made up the best part of The Book of Songs, while ceremonial songs and scrificial songs were used mainly on sacrificial or ceremonial occasions to eulogize the merits and virtues of the Son of Heaven and of his forefathers. Confucius (551 B.C. - 479 B.C.), a great philosopher and educator was very fond of The Book of Songs. He used to recite the poems from time to time, and used it as a textbook for his pupils. In the Han Dynasty, The Book of Songs was formally accepted as a classic of the Confucian school. The Book of Songs has over a long period of times been highly appreciated, and has exerted a profound and far-reaching influence on the development of Chinese literature, especially that of poetry, over a period of more than 2000 years. It has also served as important historical data for the study of ancient China from the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period.

50. Nan Hai Co.,Inc.,U.S.A. - Chinese Culture Lectures CCL083). 84. The Pastoral Poet Tao YuanMing - Sun Jing (CCL-084).85. The Poems of Tao YuanMing - Sun Jing (CCL-085). 86. Zhang Fei http://www.nanhai.com/Videos/culturelectures.html

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51. La Littérature Translate this page Les figures les plus représentatives sont celles de Cao Cao, Cao Pi,Cao Zhi, Ruan Ji, Ji Kang et Tao YuanMing. Tao YuanMing, qui http://www.chinaembassy-org.be/fra/12219.html

EMBASSY OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA IN THE KINGDOM OF BELGIUM http://www.chinaembassy-org.be

52. [Culture Story Title Here] - [Culture] - CRI Online An Eastern Jin Dynasty poet named Tao YuanMing who lived from 365 to 427 AD wasthe first to eulogize its splendor. The soul of Eastern poetry, Tao YuanMing,. http://english.cri.com.cn/english/2002/Oct/74381.htm

Quick Find People in the Know Sports World China Horizons Voices from Other Lands Life in China ... In the Spotlight CRI Online Culture Classics Never Fade Back to Culture Main Page Poems for Double Ninth Day The ninth day of the ninth lunar month is the day of the traditional Chong Yang Festival in China. Do you know why it’s called Chong Yang? Well, in ancient times, Chinese people regarded the number nine as a yang numeral, that is to say a positive or masculine one, which stood for good luck, happiness and a bright future. The ninth day of the ninth lunar month thus has two yang numerals, and is therefore called chong yang, or double yang. According to the Chinese lunar calendar, that day falls in mid-autumn, when the weather is nice and cool. This year, the festival falls on October 14th. Since ancient times, Chinese people have practiced the custom of spending that day looking at chrysanthemum flowers that have just come into bloom, drinking chrysanthemum wine and climbing mountains to enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery. Gazing at chrysanthemum flowers on the Double Ninth Day is a delight. The flowers with their assorted strains give out a light, sweet odor. They like sunshine, moisture and cool climates, and can stand cold weather as well. Even when the flowers have withered and fallen off, the stem remains erect.

53. Chinese Homepage @ PENN STATE Tao YuanMingPastoral Poet. Click HERE. for the Audio. It will be playedin the above order. You can use RealAudio Player to control playing. http://tiger.coe.missouri.edu/~wang/portfolio/pages/chinpa.html

Welcome to the Chinese Homepage of the Language 3 Initiative at Penn State And The Link to the Chinese Language Technology World Welcome to This Splendid Chinese World! This page is intended to be a bridge for you to learn Chinese language, literature, art, and culture. It will be continually improved. Land again! Chinese Language The Penn State Chinese Programs and Summer Study Abroad Wonderful Chinese Lessons from Chinese On-line Reading Assistant , A Promising Project for Chinese Learners. The Chinese Language Related Information Page in Berkeley's Foreign Language Resources provide access to scholarly and linguistic resources, Chinese study courses, and WWW specific information for viewing and listening to Chinese. Home for Chinese Software Chinese Literature, Culture and Art The China Home Page. China the Beautiful Art, Literature and Reading Room. Classical Poetry On-Line Reading. The Chinese E-Magazines contains various Chinese magazines. Audio of Story and Chinese Poetry Hou Xin Gua Shu Wei (Monkey and Crocodile).

54. Taz 14.9.02 Der Himmel Und Die Differenz Translate this page Eines der vielen Rätsel, auf die Jullien während seiner Studienzeit stößt,ist die biografisch-fiktionale Geschichte von Tao YuanMing aus dem 4. bis 5 http://www.taz.de/pt/2002/09/14/a0193.nf/text

Archiv Recherchedienst Impressum Abo ... email taz-Archiv Der taz-Recherchedienst bearbeitet Ihre Anfragen (kostenpflichtig): Recherchedienst Der Himmel und die Differenz Die Gedanken beginnen sich aufzulösen: Der französische Philosoph und Sinologe François Jullien versucht, das abendländische Konzept der Vernunft mit einem Umweg über China zu erneuern. In einem gerade erschienenen Interviewband erläutert er seine Methode der "Dekonstruktion von außen" von MATTHIAS ECHTERNHAGEN Auf den Feldern Philosophie, Kunst, Politik, Kriegs- und Verhandlungsstrategie hat Jullien Ausdrucksformen eines Denkens untersucht, das sich von der europäischen Vernunft wesentlich unterscheidet. Erstmals benennt Jullien nun - in der lockeren Form eines Interviewbandes mit dem Titel "Der Umweg über China. Ein Ortswechsel des Denkens" - neben biografischen Details die Antriebsfaktoren und Ziele seiner Forschungsarbeit. 1972 beginnt Jullien an der Pariser Eliteschule École normale supérieur sein Studium. Seit Mitte der Sechzigerjahre hält Jacques Derrida dort Seminare ab, neben ihm der Psychoanalytiker Jacques Lacan. Die inzwischen kanonischen Werke von Lacan (die "Schriften") und Derrida ("Die Grammatologie", "Die Schrift und die Differenz") erscheinen wie Foucaults ebenso einflussreiches Buch "Die Ordnung der Dinge" 1966 und 1967. Währenddessen ziehen im Rahmen der chinesischen Kulturrevolution die Roten Garden Maos gegen verkrustete Strukturen in Partei und Gesellschaft zu Felde. Maos Ideen gelangen auch in das Pariser Studentenmilieu. Es kam zu einer Reihe organisierter Freundschaftsreisen. 1974 fährt auch Jullien auf einer dieser Reisen mit. Die nächsten Jahre verbringt er mit individuellen Studienaufenthalten in Peking, Hongkong und den Metropolen Japans. Es war Jullien zufolge keine Begeisterung für Mao, die ihn nach China trieb. Sein Ziel war nichts Geringeres als die Erneuerung der Vernunft. Ein kühler Blick auf sie, so seine Hypothese, ließe sich erst über den Umweg einer anderen Kultur einüben: "Dekonstruktion von außen".

55. A Biographical Dictionary For Early Medieval China Western sources Tao YuanMing ³³ ²W ©ú (Tao Qian ³³ ¼ç) 372427. Westernsources Web link Wang Bi ¤ý ´ 226-249. Biography in San Guo Zhi (Wei) 28. http://www.usc.edu/isd/locations/international/eastasian/wjbio.htm

A Biographical Dictionary for Early Medieval China Click on the highlighted words in this list for relevant bibliographic entries or links to other websites. Chinese text is viewable in Big5 format. Send biographical sketches or new website links to add to this dictionary to: Ken Klein Bao Jingyan Western sources Bao Zhao Àj·Ó 405-466. Western sources Baozhi Western sources Cao Cao ±ä ¾Þ (Wei Wudi) 155-220. Biography in San Guo Zhi (Wei) 1. Western sources Cao Pi ±ä ¥A 187-226. Western sources Cao Tang ±ä Western sources Cao Zhi ±ä ´Ó 192-232. Biography in San Guo Zhi (Wei) 19. Western sources Chenggong Sui ¦¨ ¤½ ¸k 231-273. Daoan ¹D¦w 312-385. Western sources Daolan Western sources Daoxin Western sources Fan Ye ­S ¾ç 398-445. Biographies in Song Shu 69 and Nan Shi 33. Western sources Faxian. Western sources Fotudeng fl. 4th century. Western sources Western sources Western sources Fu Xi Western sources Fu Xian Western sources Fu Xuan ³Å¥È 217-278. Western sources Gao Yang Western sources Ge Hong ¸¯ ¬x fl.325. Biography in Jin Shu 72.

56. Untitled Tao, Dao Taoism, Daoism TaoTe Ching Daode Jing. T’ao Ch’ien,T’ao Yüan-ming, Tao YuanMing, Tao Qian. Tarim Basin, Tarim Pendi. http://www.tkline.freeserve.co.uk/Webworks/Website/AllwaterNamesandTerms.htm

Alphabetical list of equivalent Chinese names and terms (Names and terms in the modern Pinyin system of Romanization are shown last on each line, and the modern Province is shown in brackets after Pinyin location names ) Anhwei Province, Anhui An Lu-shan(General), An Lushan Ch’ang-an, Chang’an, Sian, Sian-fu, Xi’an(Shaanxi) Ch’ang-kan(village), Chinkiang, Zhenjiang(Jiangsu) Ch’ang-sha, Changsha(Hunan) Chang Yen-yüan, Zhang Yanyuan Chên-ting, Chenting, Zhengding(Hebei) Chêng-tu, Ch’eng-tu, Cheng-tu, Chengdu(Sichuan) Ch’i(spirit,breath,force etc), Qi Ch’i-chou, Chichow, Kweichih, Guichi(Anhui) Chiang-ling, Kiangchow, Kiangling, Jiangling(Hubei) Ch’in Dynasty(221-206BC), Chin Dynasty, Qin Dynasty Chin-shih examination) Jinshi Ching River, King River, Jing(Shaanxi) Ching Hao, Jing Hao Chou Dynasty(c1122-221BC), Zhou Dynasty Ch’u Kingdom(Fourth/third century BC), Chu Kingdom Ch’ü Yüan(poet), Qu Yuan Chuang-tzu(Taoist), Zhuang Zi, Zhuang Zhou C’hu-t’ang Gorge (Yangtze), Qutang Xia Confucius, K’ung-Fu-tzu, Kongfuzi Feng-hsien, Feng-hsiang, Fengsiang, Fufeng(Shaanxi)

57. Õszibarack (tao) - Terebess Ázsia Lexikon Tao YuanMing, a híres költo Az oszibarackvirágos forrás címu történeteegy varázslatos taoista ihletésu csodálatos mese a boldogság http://www.terebess.hu/keletkultinfo/lexikon/oszibarack.html

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58. Krizantém (ju) - Terebess Ázsia Lexikon A krizantém legnagyobb szerelmesének, a híres költot, Tao YuanMinget(365-427) tarják, aki több versét is a krizantémnak szentelte. http://www.terebess.hu/keletkultinfo/lexikon/krizantem.html

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59. China Arts And Culture Great Chinese Poets poems by Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, Bai Juyi, Tao YuanMing,Han You, Li Qingzhao and others. Olive Tree - devoted to Chinese poetry. http://www.asiadragons.com/china/arts_and_culture/

Back To China Online! Art of China - art, music, food, language, and more. Association for Traditional Studies B.Usami's page - from the Faculty of Arts, Shinshu-University Japan. Contains some picture story shows and information about Chinese philosophy and art. Chinese Art and the Politics that Drove it - Socialist Realist art from 1940-50. China the Beautiful - arts, calligraphy, paintings, poetry, a site for classical Chinese heritage and culture. Chinese the Beautiful - information about Chinese art, calligraphy, poetry, literature, painting and philosophy. Golden Tide - includes information on Chinese literature, history and philosophy. Wei Ming Magazine - publication on Chinese culture and arts, including magazine archive, special forums and community news. Commercial Directories Art and China - gallery of works available for sale, including oils, traditional styles, water colours, sculptures, and photography. China Bamboo Products China Fine Arts Gallery - painting and pottery as well as the distinctive folk handicraft articles. China National Arts and Crafts Import and Exports China Paintings - traditonal Chinese paintings. Site includes pictures and ordering information.

60. CHN 110 Chinese Litarature Links Chinese Writers covered this quarter top. CND has Tao YuanMing (Tao Qian)'s proseintroduction to Peach Blossom Spring in a separate section from the poetry. http://trc.ucdavis.edu/msjacob/chn110/chn110links.htm

Chinese Literature and Writing Links Last revised writers reading/writing modern literature culture ... dictionaries Note: This page, like the others on our class web site, is a work in progress. Links may be added or changed any time throughout the term. If you find a good link that isn't on this page, please let me know at: msjacob@ucdavis.edu. Selected portions of the notes from lectures will be available on line through MyUCDavis. Only enrolled students have access to this material. Click on the desired date in the index Chinese Writers covered this quarter: CND has Tao Yuanming (Tao Qian)'s prose introduction to Peach Blossom Spring in a separate section from the poetry. Lu Hsun (Lu Xun) Lu Xun: this is a good introduction including pictures and some English translations, presented by Tim Gallaher. Preface to "A Call to Arms" in Chinese New Year's Sacrifice (Benediction) in Chinese Madman's Diary in Chinese My Old Home in Chinese Flying to the Moon in Chinese Forging the Swords in Chinese Shen Ts'ung-wen (Shen Congwen) Shen Congwen biography in BYU database "

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