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Buddhism, Confucianism Taoism

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

CHINESE PHILOSOPHIES

AT THEIR GREATEST
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BUDDHISM

SIDDHARTHA GAUTAMA

  • An Indian priest
  • Found the cause of suffering
  • It was desire
  • Encountered the misery and suffering
  • known as the Buddha
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PRINCIPLES

  • Desire is the cause of suffering
  • The concept of reincarnation
  • Does not hold to a belief in a deity
  • The four noble truths
  • Spread to south east and south west Asia
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DIFFUSION

  • Spread from Southeast Asia to east Asia
  • During Maurya's empire

ORIGINS

GREW FROM INDIA AND INCORPORATED MUCH FROM HINDUISM
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TAOISM

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FOUNDER AND ORIGINS

  • Lao-Tse
  • Grew from ancient Chinese philosophies
  • Merged into one basic teaching
  • Grew from a reaction to the spread of Confucianism

DIFFUSION

SPREAD PRIMARILY TO AREAS SURROUNDING CHINA

PRINCIPLES

  • Emphasis on nature
  • Focuses on achieving balance
  • Yin/yang
  • Compassion, moderation, and humility
  • Three jewels
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CONFUCIANISM

FOUNDER AND ORIGINS

  • Confucius (Kung fu tzu)
  • China during the Zhou dynasty
  • After end of feudalism crime was huge
  • Confucius spoke of returning to standards
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DIFFUSION

SPREAD TO KOREA AND JAPAN
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PRINCIPLE

  • Ethical code dealing with moral character
  • Goals are happiness on earth
  • Seen in the five relation ships
  • Parent, husband, elder sibling, elder freind, ruler
  • Said to not be a religion