Question of Terms Simplified: Or the Meaning of Shan, Ling, and Ti in Chinese Made Plain by Induction (Classic Reprint)

Explore how ancient Chinese terms shape ideas of mind, spirit, and the universe. This concise study investigates Shan, Ling, and Ti, showing how these notions are used in Chinese thought and how they compare to Western ideas of God, mind, and force.The book presents a practical, induction-based approach to explaining complex terms, balancing historical context with accessible analysis. It helps readers see how language reflects belief, and how different traditions frame the same questions about existence, knowledge, and virtue. Clear, grounded explanations of Shan, Ling, and Ti Connections between Chinese philosophy and Western thought Accessible comparisons that illuminate cross-cultural perspectives A practical framework for readers new to Chinese philosophyIdeal for readers curious about philosophy, religion, and cross-cultural ideas who want to understand how language shapes belief. Read more