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Mo, Di, --- Mozi (Mo, Di).

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The "Mozi" is a key philosophical work written by a major social and political thinker of the fifth century B.C.E. It is one of the few texts to survive the Warring States period (403-221 B.C.E.) and is crucial to understanding the origins of Chinese philosophy and two other foundational works, the "Mengzi" and the "Xunzi." Ian Johnston provides an English translation of the entire "Mozi," as well as the first bilingual edition in any European language to be published in the West. His careful translation reasserts the significance of the text's central doctrines, and his annotations and contextual explanations add vivid historical and interpretive dimensions.Part 1 of the "Mozi" is called the "Epitomes" and contains seven short essays on the elements of Mohist doctrine. Part 2, the "Core Doctrines," establishes the ten central tenets of Mo Zi's ethical, social, and political philosophy, while articulating his opposition to Confucianism. Part 3, the "Canons and Explanations," comprises observations on logic, language, disputation, ethics, science, and other matters, written particularly in defense of Mohism. Part 4, the "Dialogues," presents lively conversations between Master Mo and various disciples, philosophical opponents, and potential patrons. Part 5, the "Defense Chapters," details the principles and practices of defensive warfare, a subject on which Master Mo was an acknowledged authority. Now available to English-speaking readers of all backgrounds, the Mozi is a rich and varied text, and this bilingual edition provides an excellent tool for learning classical Chinese.

S12/0620 --- China: Philosophy and Classics--Mo Di and Mohists --- Mo, Di, - active 400 B.C. - Mozi.

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Cet eventail d'etudes touchant à l'histoire, à la litterature, à l'anthropologie, à la religion, à la philosophie et à la museologie offre en somme des perspectives inedites sur le rôle important qu'ont exerce divers missionnaires, voyageurs, ecrivains, scientifiques ou chercheurs par leurs activites ou leurs publications et sur la maniere dont les representations de l'« étranger » se sont diffusees et ont evolue au fil des epoques, des rencontres et des confl.

Intercultural communication. --- Western countries. --- Europe. --- China. --- America. --- America --- Europe --- Western countries --- China --- Civilization --- Chinese influences. --- Relations --- jésuites, missionnaires. --- échanges culturels, Chine impériale, dynasties des Ming, Mozi, Occident.

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Philosophy, Chinese. --- Moism. --- Legalism (Chinese philosophy). --- Mo, Di, --- Han, Fei, --- Han Feizi (Han, Fei). --- Mozi (Mo, Di). --- S12/0620 --- S12/0703 --- China: Philosophy and Classics--Mo Di and Mohists --- China: Philosophy and Classics--Han Feizi