Chinese Philosophy — Knowledge Graph

Chinese Philosophy wisdom concepts: 12 entities, 9 internal relationships.

Chinese Philosophy 12 entities · 9 relationships

Yin Yang 阴阳

Chinese Philosophy · concept
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→ Water Exemplifies: Water's adaptability embodies the dynamic balance of yin and yang
→ Change (I Ching) Foundation of: Yin-yang is the foundational concept underlying the I Ching's system of change
→ Qi Related to: Qi flows and transforms through the interaction of yin and yang
→ Doctrine of the Mean Parallel in: The Mean harmonizes opposites, much like the balance of yin and yang
→ Taiji entity-entity: Taiji is the undifferentiated source from which yin and yang arise

Hexagram 卦

Chinese Philosophy · concept
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Change (I Ching) 易

Chinese Philosophy · concept
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→ Yin Yang Foundation of: Yin-yang is the foundational concept underlying the I Ching's system of change
→ Taiji entity-entity: The I Ching's philosophy of change is grounded in the movement of Taiji

Qi 气

Chinese Philosophy · concept
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→ Tao Manifests as: Qi is the dynamic manifestation of the Tao in living beings
→ Yin Yang Related to: Qi flows and transforms through the interaction of yin and yang
→ Stillness Practice of: Stillness practices cultivate and balance qi
→ Zuowang Practice of: Zuowang meditation harmonizes the flow of qi

24 Solar Terms 二十四节气

Chinese Philosophy · concept
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Legalism 法家

Chinese Philosophy · tradition
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→ Han Feizi entity-entity: Han Feizi is the most systematic Legalist philosopher
→ Han Feizi entity-entity: Han Feizi is the defining philosopher of Legalism
→ Tao entity-entity: Legalism and Taoism both emerged during the same Warring States period but offer opposing visions of governance

Han Feizi 韩非子

Chinese Philosophy · person
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→ Legalism entity-entity: Han Feizi is the most systematic Legalist philosopher
→ Xunzi entity-entity: Han Feizi was a student of Xunzi before developing his Legalist philosophy
→ Legalism entity-entity: Han Feizi is the defining philosopher of Legalism
→ Doctrine of the Mean entity-entity: Han Feizi's realism contrasts with the Confucian doctrine of the mean

Taiji 太极

Chinese Philosophy · concept
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→ Yin Yang entity-entity: Taiji is the undifferentiated source from which yin and yang arise
→ Change (I Ching) entity-entity: The I Ching's philosophy of change is grounded in the movement of Taiji

Neo-Confucianism 理学

Chinese Philosophy ·
→ Wang Yangming Related to: Leading figure of Neo-Confucian School of Mind
→ Confucianism Related to: Revival and transformation of Confucian philosophy
→ Zhu Xi Related to: Zhu Xi systematized Neo-Confucianism
→ Wang Yangming Related to: Wang Yangming's School of Mind
→ Buddhism Related to: Incorporated Buddhist metaphysical concepts
→ Taoism Related to: Incorporated Daoist cosmological concepts
→ Great Learning Related to: The Great Learning was central to Neo-Confucian education
→ Doctrine of the Mean Related to: The Doctrine of the Mean was key to Neo-Confucian metaphysics
→ Analects Related to: The Analects remained foundational
→ Chinese Philosophy tradition-of: Major philosophical movement

Mozi 墨子

Chinese Philosophy ·
→ Confucianism Related to: Mozi was a rival to Confucius
→ Confucius Related to: Mozi criticized and challenged Confucius
→ Ren Related to: Mozi's impartial caring contrasted with Confucian graded love
→ Chinese Philosophy Related to: One of the Hundred Schools of Thought
→ Military Strategy Related to: Mozi opposed aggressive warfare
→ Chinese Philosophy tradition-of: Founder of Mohism

Chinese Philosophy 中国哲学

Chinese Philosophy · concept
→ Neo-Confucianism tradition-of: Major philosophical movement
→ Mozi Related to: One of the Hundred Schools of Thought
→ Mozi tradition-of: Founder of Mohism

Virtue 德

Chinese Philosophy · concept
→ Stoic Sage Related to: The sage embodies perfect virtue