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The dào of the ancient Taoism in the Nèijīng
Orley Dulcetti Junior (AFEC, EACS)
The Chinese
thought, which was developed over time and reached maturity in the classical
period in China during the Warring States (403-256 BC.) and Hàn dynasty (206 BC
- 229 AD), with a diversity of families - houses of Chinese sages, which
influenced the formation of the Chinese medical thinking, which extended until
the Táng dynasty in developing of the fundamental text of Chinese medicine:
"Inner Classic of the Yellow Emperor " (Huángdì Nèijīng 內經黃帝), or simply
Nèijīng. The notion of dào is a central theme in various streams of Chinese
thought, especially the ancient Taoism, which exerted a strong influence on the
formation of Chinese medicine. Here discusses the evolution of dào in this
context, its value polysemic and polyvalent assimilated into the Nèi Jīng 内 经, the text
which was compiled by Wáng Bīng (720 a. C.). In this paper are presented
collations of translation of excerpts from classical Chinese of the Internal
Classic for the Portuguese language accompanied by pinyin transliteration with
contextualized excerpts from the works of Zhuāng zǐ, Lǎozǐ, Huáinán zǐ. The Nèi
Jīng is a book that served and serves to regulate the life, Chinese medicine in
the Taoist teachings in China, the countries of Indo-European languages and
throughout the world today
Amostra do capítulo 1 do rolo 1 do Lǎozǐ Dàodé Jīng (道德經) no pincel de Wáng Bì Zhù (王弼)
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