Seven schools of Wang Yangming teachings

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Seven schools of Wang Yangming teaching ( Chinese  王 学 七 派 , Pinyin Wángxué qīpài ) is a collective term for various neo-Confucian schools in Chinese philosophy . The teachings of Wang Yangming (1472–1529) 王 陽明 (or Wang Shouren 王守仁) dominated China for more than a hundred years. Wang Yangming became the representative and founder of the Yangming School (阳明 学派 Yángmíng xuépài). Later this school split into six smaller schools according to the areas where the representatives of each school were born, namely the Zhezhong School (浙 中 学派 Zhèzhōng xuépài), Jiangyou School (江 右 (江西) 学派 Jiāngyòu (Jiāngxī) xuépài ), Nanzhong School (南中 学派 Nánzhōng xuépài), Chuzhong School (楚 中 学派 Chǔzhōng xuépài), Northern School (北方 学派 Běifāng xuépài) and the School of Guangdong and Fujian (粤闽 学派 Yuuè-Mǐi) x.

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References and footnotes

  1. ↑ Also 王 门 七 家 , Wángmén qījiā .
  2. ↑ Article: "Seven Schools of Wang Yangming's Learning", in: Han-Ying Zhongguo zhexue cidian. Kaifeng 2002, p. 114. - In the book Zhongguo sixiang wenhua gailan中国 思想 文化 概览 by Liu Suping 柳素平 and Du Weixia 杜维霞 (Beijing, 2016) the Taizhou school ( 泰州 学派 , Tàizhōu xuépài ) is used instead of the Yangming school. named by Wang Gen (Taizhou) 王艮 (泰州) as the seventh school ( partial online view ).

literature

  • 汉英 中国 哲学 辞典. 开封 2002
  • Iso Kern : The most important thing in life. Wang Yangming (1472–1529) and his successors on the «Realization of Original Knowledge» . Schwabe, Basel 2010, ISBN 978-3-7965-2514-8 ( table of contents )
Seven schools of Wang Yangming teaching (alternative names of the lemma)
Seven Schools of Wang Yangming's Learning; Wangxue qipai 王 学 七 派 Wángxué qīpài; Wángmén qījiā 王 门 七 家; Wangmen qijia