Enlightenment and Ontology. Autochthonous Enlightenments: China
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https://doi.org/10.22240/sent30.01.129Keywords:
Enlightenment, Chinese Enlightenment, ontology, Confucianism, education, manipulation of beingAbstract
In this article, we will continue our study of some ontological aspects of phenomenon of Enlightenment. Now we consider Chinese Enlightenment. But first we must prove that Chinese Enlightenment exists, and we do it. We show that Chinese Enlightenment is Confucianism. Further, we consider Confucian mechanisms designed to manipulate being and show how Confucianism uses traditional ontological mechanisms and creates new ontological mechanisms.
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Confucius. (1972). The Analects. [In Russian]. In Yang Khinshun (Ed.), Ancient Chinese Philosophy. Collection of texts in 2 vol. (Vol. 1, pp. 139-174). Moscow: Mysl.
Confucius. (1999). The Analects. [In Russian]. In Confucius. Lessons of wisdom (pp. 17-126). Moscow: EKSMO-Press; Kharkov: Folio.
Confucius. (2004). The Analects. [In Russian]. In L. S. Perelomov (Ed.), Confucian «Four Books» («Sìshū») (pp. 151-236). Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
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Lukianov, A. E., & Titarenko, M. L., (Eds.). (2003). Confucian treatise «Zhōng yōng»: Translations and research. [In Russian]. Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Lukianov, А. Е. (2003). «Zhōng yōng»: Confucian doctrine of the middle. In A. E. Lukianov, & M. L. Titarenko (Eds.), Confucian treatise «Zhōng yōng»: Translations and research (pp. 95-178). [In Russian]. Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Malyavin, V. V. (1983). Collapse of Ancient Empire. [In Russian]. Moscow: Nauka.
Malyavin, V. V. (2000). The Civilization of Chine. [In Russian]. Moscow: Astrel, AST, & «Design. Information. Cartography».
Malyavin, V. V. (2007). Confucius. [In Russian]. Moscow: Molodaya gvardiya.
Martynov, A. S. (1984). «Sincerity» of the sage, of the nobleman and of the emperor. [In Russian]. In O. L. Fishman (Ed.), From the history of traditional Chinese ideology (pp. 11-52). Moscow: Nauka.
Martynov, A. S. (2002). Confucianism and the Problems of Consciousness. [In Russian]. In Zhu Xi. The Consciousness: from philosophical heritage of Zhu Xi (pp. 15-100). Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Maslov, A. A. (Ed.). (2000). Writing on water. First mentors Chan in China. [In Russian]. Moscow: Ed. of spiritual literature, & Sphera.
Meng-zi. [In Russian]. (1972). In Yang Khinshun (Ed.), Ancient Chinese Philosophy. Collection of texts in 2 vol. (Vol. 1, pp. 225-247). Moscow: Mysl.
Meng-zi. [In Russian]. (2004). In L. S. Perelomov (Ed.), Confucian «Four Books» («Sìshū») (pp. 239-396). Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Perelomov, L. S. (2004). «Four Books»: the key to understanding of Confucianism. [In Russian]. In L. S. Perelomov (Ed.), Confucian «Four Books» («Sìshū») (pp. 10-70). Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Popov, P. S. (1904). Chinese philosopher Mengzi. [In Russian]. St. Petersburg: Typography of the Imperial Academy of Sciences.
Semenenko, I. I. (1987). Aphorisms of Confucius. [In Russian]. Moscow: MGU.
Strelkova, А. (2012). Buddha Nature and Void in «The Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāna Sūtra». [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 6, 81-93.
Stulona, E. S. (1984). Report of the Qing’s Official to Emperor. [In Russian]. In O. L. Fishman (Ed.), From the history of traditional Chinese ideology (pp. 271-296). Moscow: Nauka.
Titarenko, M. L., Ed. (2006). Spiritual Culture of China. Encyclopedia in five volumes: Vol. I, Philosophy. [In Russian]. Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Vasilyev, L. S. (1989). The Genesis of the Chinese Thought (the Emergence of Basic World Outlook and Mentality). Moscow: Nauka.
Wang Yangming. (2002a). Inquiry on the «Great Learning» (pp. 488-499). [In Russian]. In A. I. Kobzev, Philosophy of Chinese Neo-Confucianism. – Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Wang Yangming. (2002b). Record about the dedicated to canons room of the library at Mount [Guy]ji (pp. 500-503). [In Russian]. In A. I. Kobzev, Philosophy of Chinese Neo-Confucianism. – Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Wang Yangming. (2002c). Record about the temple Xiang (pp. 503-505). [In Russian]. In A. I. Kobzev, Philosophy of Chinese Neo-Confucianism. – Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
Zavadskaia, Е. V. (1982). Mission of the Word in «The Analects». [In Russian]. In L. P. Delyusin (Ed.), Confucianism in China: Theory and Practice (pp. 36-45). Moscow: Nauka.
Zhu Xi. (2002). The Consciousness: from philosophical heritage of Zhu Xi. (A. S. Martynov, & I. T. Zograph, Trans.). Moscow: Vostochnaya Literatura.
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Kuznetsov, V. (2014). Enlightenment and Ontology. Autochthonous Enlightenments: China. Sententiae, 30(1), 129–146. https://doi.org/10.22240/sent30.01.129
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