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2 Δεκ 2020 · The indeterminate, or理 (li), is a natural law which determines the patterns of all created things. The Cheng–Zhu school interpreted the notion of 礼 (li) through the notion of理 (li), and even regarded礼 (li) as equally significant to 天理 (tianli, the heavenly principles).
27 Απρ 2012 · Ritual (li) is central to Confucian ethics and political philosophy. Robert Neville believes that Chinese Philosophy has an important role to play in our times by bringing ritual theory to the analysis of global moral and political issues.
24 Οκτ 2023 · The concept of li (rites) in ancient China encompasses three levels of meaning, namely: the rituals and ceremonies themselves, moral ethics, and a system of political hierarchy. While these three levels are related to each other, they each carry specific characteristics.
China is understood as culture dominated by “ritual” or, to be more precise, by li 禮. This character’s signification is wider than the English “ritual;” it designates the implementation of ceremonies, from ancestral sacrifices to the proper conduct during the preparation of warfare.
China is understood as culture dominated by “ritual” or, to be more precise, by li 禮. This character’s signification is wider than the English “ritual;” it designates the implementation of ceremonies, from ancestral sacrifices to the proper conduct during the preparation of warfare.
Li originates from three Chinese words, intricately related in meaning. Crucial concept in Neo-Confucianism, representing a vital force underlying all matter. Translated as 'manners' or 'rituals,' emphasizing proper behavior across life's facets.
4 Μαΐ 2017 · For women, the ceremony was called ji li, or hair-pinning ceremony. In the ancient times, only girls from noble families could hold this ceremony. Often the ceremony was held when a girl turned 15 and was engaged, but sometime the function was postponed to her wedding day. The character "ji" refers to a kind of bamboo-made hair pin. Before the ...
