“Self-Cultivation in Early China” eBook sets forth in a journey that goes throgh fundamental methods of self-cultivation in the primary stage of Chinese philosophy. It renders that period of one thousand to one hundred years BCE, this book is dedicated to exploring the works of the influential thinkers of Chinese philosophy. Copies of their compositions were also styled by the lesser-known scholars, and the book highlights them as well. The author offers a different outlook on the principles and virtues of these old customs which is referred to as “intellectual history of China” and which is not unlike teams that lift individuals to more profound states of consciousness. Ideal for those looking to study Chinese philosophy, comparative studies, and looking for personal development that worries not about time.
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“Self-Cultivation in Early China” by Paul Fischer is a comprehensive assessment of the early Chinese philosophy on self-cultivation in their foundation years. This book addresses the time from 1000 to 100 BCE. It dedicates its part to the study of the principles of the greatest philosophers such as Confucius and Laozi, as well as to lesser-known scholars. The article brings forth a unique view on how these ancient techniques not only affected the intellectual history of China but how they still serve as an inspiration for personal growth today. It is good idea for readers who are interested in Chinese philosophy, comparative studies as well as people who pursue self-improvement.
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