Zhang Zai
Zhang Zai ( Chinese 張 載 / 张 载 , Pinyin Zhāng Zǎi , W.-G. Chang Tsai ; born 1020 ; died 1077 ) was a Chinese neoconfucian moral philosopher and cosmologist from the time of the Northern Song Dynasty .
translation
- Chang Tsai: Right thinning. Cheng-meng . Translated from the Chinese and with an introduction, analytical commentary, references, literature references and indices edited by Michael Friedrich, Michael Lackner and Friedrich Reimann. Hamburg: Meiner, 1996. (= Philosophical Library ; 419). ISBN 978-3-7873-0935-1
Secondary literature
- Anne Cheng: Histoire de la pensée chinoise. Paris 1997, p. 423 ff.
- Werner Eichhorn: The west inscription of Chang Tsai: a contribution to the intellectual history of the northern Sung. Leipzig: Brockhaus, 1937
- Stéphane Feuillas: Rejoindre le ciel. Nature et morale dans le Zhengmeng de Zang Zai (1020-1078). Dissertation, Paris VII, 1996
- I. Kasoff: The Thought of Chang Tsai (1020-1070). New Edition, Cambridge University Press, 2002, ISBN 0-521-52947-6
- Wolfgang Ommerborn: The unity of the world. The Qi theory of the neo-Confucian Zhang Zai (1020-1077). Grüner, Amsterdam [u. a.] 1996 (= Bochum studies on philosophy; 23)
Web links
- Literature by and about Zhang Zai in the catalog of the German National Library
- David Elstein: Entry in the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy .
- Zhangzi quanshu 張 子 全書
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|---|---|
| SURNAME | Zhang, Zai |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Chinese neo-Confucian moral philosopher |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1020 |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1077 |