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13 Cards in this Set
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According to the Daoists, if one leaves behind desires for individual things, one will
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see things differently.
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Which was not an additional virtue endorsed by Confucius?
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pride
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The most liberal thinkers in ancient China were
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the Daoists.
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The main thrust of the Cultural Revolution was to
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break with the past and all that was antiquated.
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________ means "no action," or "no strain"; doing only what comes spontaneously and naturally; effortlessly.
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Wu wei
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The active aspect of reality that expresses itself in speech, light, and heat, is the
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yang.
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________ refers to empathy, consideration for others, or humaneness; it is a Confucian virtue.
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Ren
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________ refers to cultural refinement; it is a Confucian virtue
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Wen
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________ refers to reciprocity; it is a Confucian virtue.
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Shu
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Concerning the origins of Daoism, scholars today point to
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a multiplicity of possible sources that coalesced into a movement.
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________ is appropriate action, ritual, propriety, or etiquette.
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Li
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dhyana
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"Meditation; focusing of the mind; sometimes, stages of trance
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Amitabha Buddha
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The Buddha of the Western Paradise, a bliss-body Buddha in Mahayana
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