Flame Tree Collector's Editions I Ching
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I Ching, also known as Yî Ching or The Book of Changes, is an ancient Chinese text of vast cultural influence, spanning divination, cosmology, morality and philosophy. With ties to Confucianism, it offers an early attempt to understand the world and humanity's place in it. This compact edition revives James Legge’s classic translation. Also known as Yî Ching or The Book of Changes, I Ching is an ancient Chinese text of vast historical and cultural influence. Spanning the fields of divination, cosmology, morality and philosophy, with strong links to Confucianism, it has been interpreted in many different ways over the centuries and ultimately demonstrates an early attempt to understand the world and the human place within it. Reviving James Legge’s classic nineteenth-century translation, this compact and accessible edition includes an illuminating introduction that casts fresh light on this fascinating text.
I Ching, also known as Yî Ching or The Book of Changes, is an ancient Chinese text of vast cultural influence, spanning divination, cosmology, morality and philosophy. With ties to Confucianism, it offers an early attempt to understand the world and humanity's place in it. This compact edition revives James Legge’s classic translation. Also known as Yî Ching or The Book of Changes, I Ching is an ancient Chinese text of vast historical and cultural influence. Spanning the fields of divination, cosmology, morality and philosophy, with strong links to Confucianism, it has been interpreted in many different ways over the centuries and ultimately demonstrates an early attempt to understand the world and the human place within it. Reviving James Legge’s classic nineteenth-century translation, this compact and accessible edition includes an illuminating introduction that casts fresh light on this fascinating text.
AmazonPagina's: 416, Hardcover, Flame Tree Publishing
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