On Zhuangzi and Kierkegaard

Moeller, Hans‐Georg; Stan, Leo

doi:10.1353/pew.2003.0006

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“…On closer analysis, however, these positions are not really that different in implications for how people function (Abi-Hashem, 2000;Moeller & Stan, 2003). Buddhism and existentialism also share an emphasis on the wholeness of experience, rather than dichotomizing rationality and emotions (Moeller & Stan, 2003). Thus, the path to wisdom and development involves recognizing this imperfection and subjectivity, and attempting to rise above it by learning more through scrutinizing one's experiences.…”

Section: Hardiness As Conceptually Universalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Handbook of Multicultural Perspectives on Stress and Coping

Wong¹,

Wong²

2006

International and Cultural Psychology

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Section: Hardiness As Conceptually Universalmentioning

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Handbook of Multicultural Perspectives on Stress and Coping

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Wong²

2006

International and Cultural Psychology

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“…The high energy string scattering amplitudes in the GR [1, 2, 3] were recently intensively reinvestigated for massive string states at arbitrary mass levels [4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12]. See also the developments in [13,14,15]. An infinite number of linear relations, or stringy symmetries, among string scattering amplitudes of different string states were obtained.…”

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Patterns of high energy massive string scatterings in the Regge regime

Lee

Yang

2009

J. High Energy Phys.

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We calculate high energy massive string scattering amplitudes of open bosonic string in the Regge regime (RR). We found that the number of high energy amplitudes for each fixed mass level in the RR is much more numerous than that of Gross regime (GR) calculated previously. Moreover, we discover that the leading order amplitudes in the RR can be expressed in terms of the Kummer function of the second kind. In particular, based on a summation algorithm for Stirling number identities developed recently, we discover that the ratios calculated previously among scattering amplitudes in the GR can be extracted from this Kummer function in the RR. We conjecture and give evidences that the existence of these GR ratios in the RR persists to subleading orders in the Regge expansion of all string scattering amplitudes. Finally, we demonstrate the universal power-law behavior for all massive string scattering amplitudes in the RR. * Electronic address: slko.py96g@g2.

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“…Thus, sinological scholarship on spirituality pays these parables considerable attention (Cook, 1997;Eno, 1996;Ivanhoe, 1993;Roth, 2003b;Slingerland, 2003;Yearley, 1996. ) Moeller and Stan (2003) are skeptical about seeing spirituality or soteriology in the Zhuangzi, but theirs is a minority voice and we hope to demonstrate that their view is mistaken. We agree with Allinson (1989, p. 6) that "spiritual transformation [is] the major, underlying theme of the text", and with Carr and Ivanhoe (2000, p. 58) that the text aims to direct its readers towards "religious fulfillment or salvation."…”

Section: "Effortless Action": An Ultimate Spiritual Statementioning

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Artisans, Athletes, Entrepreneurs, and other Skilled Exemplars of the Way [1]

Stewart

Lee

Konz

2008

Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion

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We introduce management and spirituality scholars to the “knack” passages from the c. 4th century B.C.E. text, the Zhuangzi [Inline graphic]. The knack passages are parables about low status figures, such as wheelwrights, furniture makers and cooks, whose actions offer insights into the spirituality of ordinary work and, we argue, of entrepreneurship. Such non-corporate settings are lesser-studied domains for spirituality. Ancient Chinese writings have been noticed by spirituality and management writers but we call for deeper scholarly textual attention. We seek also to model more attention to the renaissance in scholarship on classical China. More ambitiously, we hope to show that these passages are not only germane but worthy of careful consideration. Our efforts reflect the influence of Slingerland's (2003) study of “effortless action” as a central soteriological goal in ancient China.

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On Zhuangzi and Kierkegaard

Cited by 6 publications

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Handbook of Multicultural Perspectives on Stress and Coping

Handbook of Multicultural Perspectives on Stress and Coping

Patterns of high energy massive string scatterings in the Regge regime

Artisans, Athletes, Entrepreneurs, and other Skilled Exemplars of the Way [1]

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