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8 years ago

Huai Nan Zi Redefines Non-Action, Revolutionizing Ancient Philosophical Thought

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Huai Nan Zi and its Expansion in the Meaning of "Non-Action"
Zhang Xiao-ning

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The article discusses how the concept of "non-action" in Taoist philosophy was further developed by Huai Nan Zi, integrating Confucian and Legalist ideas. This expansion of non-action emphasized ruling effectively through reason and power, achieving a high level of philosophical significance during the early Han Dynasty.