Daoism: A Short Introduction James Miller
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Daoism: A Short Introduction

Author: James Miller
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Book Title
Daoism: A Short Introduction
Author
James Miller
Book Condition
GOOD
ISBN
9781851683154
Book Format
Softcover
Publisher
Oneworld Publications
Year Published
2003
From the religion of the ancients to twenty-first century T'ai Chi, this engaged and informative introduction to the Daoist tradition spans the centuries and crosses the globe. Placing a clear emphasis on Daoism as a living, changing culture, the author focusses on eight key themes - Identity, Way, Body, Power, Light, Alchemy, Text and Nature - to explain how Daoism is reinvented by each new generation. Along the way, the reader will encounter all the great Daoist figures, from Laozi to Lu Dongbin. Complete with a timeline of Daoist history and a full glossary, Daoism: A Short Introduction will prove invaluable to students, scholars or general readers who wish to learn more, not only about the origins and nature of a profound tradition, but also about its role and relevance in our modern world.

From the religion of the ancients to twenty-first century T'ai Chi, this engaged and informative introduction to the Daoist tradition spans the centuries and crosses the globe.

Placing a clear emphasis on Daoism as a living, changing culture, the author focusses on eight key themes - Identity, Way, Body, Power, Light, Alchemy, Text and Nature - to explain how Daoism is reinvented by each new generation. Along the way, the reader will encounter all the great Daoist figures, from Laozi to Lu Dongbin.

Complete with a timeline of Daoist history and a full glossary, Daoism: A Short Introduction will prove invaluable to students, scholars or general readers who wish to learn more, not only about the origins and nature of a profound tradition, but also about its role and relevance in our modern world.

From the religion of the ancients to twenty-first century T'ai Chi, this engaged and informative introduction to the Daoist tradition spans the centuries and crosses the globe.

Placing a clear emphasis on Daoism as a living, changing culture, the author focusses on eight key themes - Identity, Way, Body, Power, Light, Alchemy, Text and Nature - to explain how Daoism is reinvented by each new generation. Along the way, the reader will encounter all the great Daoist figures, from Laozi to Lu Dongbin.

Complete with a timeline of Daoist history and a full glossary, Daoism: A Short Introduction will prove invaluable to students, scholars or general readers who wish to learn more, not only about the origins and nature of a profound tradition, but also about its role and relevance in our modern world.