WebHsüntze : the moulder of ancient Confucianism @article{ShryockHsntzeT, title={Hs{\"u}ntze : the moulder of ancient Confucianism}, author={John K. Shryock and Homer H. Dubs}, journal={Journal of the American Oriental Society}, volume={49}, … WebIn this article, I reiterate some basic principles in modern historical research, and then, as illustrations, summarize and analyze some important researches done by Western Sinologists, i.e. Homer H. Dubs, Hsüntze:The Moulder of Ancient Confucianism(London, 1927)and The History of the Former Han Dynasty, 3 vols.(Baltimore:Waverly Press, …

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WebHsün-tzuThe Chinese philosopher Hsün-tzu (ca. 312-ca. 235 B.C.) is one of the important early Confucian philosophers. He is famous for his theory that human nature is basically evil. Hsün-tzu, or Hsün K'uang, is frequently referred to as Hsün Ch'ing. Almost the only information about his life comes from a short biography written by the historian Ssu-ma … WebThe upshot of it was that in 771 B.C. the Emperor was killed by the Tartars in battle, and it was only by securing the military assistance of the semi-Tartar Warden of the Marches that the imperial dynasty was saved. As it was, the Emperor's capital was permanently moved east from the immediate neighbourhood of what we call Si-ngan Fu in Shen Si province … WebAbstract. Homer Dubs has asserted that “Xunzi's chief interest is philosophical and that there is little, if anything, that can be called religious in his writi nsw boarding house legislation