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 ---17-January-2022-HOLIC-Workshop-“Textual-Analysi
 s-as-the-Basis-for-Understanding-Chinese-Logical-T
 hought”
DTSTAMP:20211220T141445
SUMMARY:HOLIC Workshop “Textual Analysis as the Ba
 sis for Understanding Chinese Logical Thought”
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20220115T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20220117T220000
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:There is a wealth of early Chinese phi
 losophical texts from the Hundred Schools of Thoug
 ht, dating from the 6th century BC to 221 BC. Thes
 e texts contain profound ideas on how to think, re
 ason, and conduct argumentation, as well as the re
 lationship between ming 名 (name) and shi 实 (object
 /reality), language and logic. Many ideas of these
  texts continued to be influential throughout Chin
 ese history, and are still of great relevance to t
 oday’s world.  Prominent scholars have made great 
 contributions in analysing and interpreting these 
 texts. In China, Sun Yirang started the tradition 
 of textual analysis in the late Qing Dynasty, and 
 it has been continued by Hu Shi, Feng Youlan, Shen
  Youding, Wu Yujiang, among many others. The HOLIC
  workshops are carrying on this tradition with par
 ticular attention to logical thought and to facili
 tate the Handbook project. The workshop holds that
  any idea or theories presented should be firmly b
 ased on textual evidence, yet we are open to a var
 iety of methodological approaches.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>There is a wea
 lth of early Chinese philosophical texts from the 
 Hundred Schools of Thought, dating from the 6th ce
 ntury BC to 221 BC. These texts contain profound i
 deas on how to think, reason, and conduct argument
 ation, as well as the relationship between ming 名 
 (name) and shi 实 (object/reality), language and lo
 gic. Many ideas of these texts continued to be inf
 luential throughout Chinese history, and are still
  of great relevance to today’s world.</p>\n\n  <p>
 Prominent scholars have made great contributions i
 n analysing and interpreting these texts. In China
 , Sun Yirang started the tradition of textual anal
 ysis in the late Qing Dynasty, and it has been con
 tinued by Hu Shi, Feng Youlan, Shen Youding, Wu Yu
 jiang, among many others. The HOLIC workshops are 
 carrying on this tradition with particular attenti
 on to logical thought and to facilitate the Handbo
 ok project. The workshop holds that any idea or th
 eories presented should be firmly based on textual
  evidence, yet we are open to a variety of methodo
 logical approaches.</p>\n
URL:http://tsinghualogic.net/JRC/?page_id=3861
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