Lao Zi's Political Philosophy

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Contemporary Chinese Thought 26 (1):11-12 (1994)
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The term "political philosophy" refers to the abstract, fundamental, and guiding principles and basic theorems for observing, handling, and dealing with political problems and political struggles. Its meaning is analogous to, say, "military philosophy." Naturally, these theorems are connected to and integrated with specific political viewpoints, just as "military philosophy" is connected to and integrated with specific military strategies and military tactics. This kind of integration does not hinder in any way our study of political philosophies in history, just as it does not hinder our study of any particular "military philosophy."

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10.2753/csp1097-146726010211

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reprint Feng, Guan; Ying, Zhou (1994) "Lao Zi's Political Philosophy". Chinese Studies in Philosophy 26():11-12

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