Discourse on the natural theology of the Chinese

[Honolulu]: University Press of Hawaii. Edited by Henry Rosemont & Daniel J. Cook (1977)
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B2591.L47.E5 1977

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0824805429

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10.1515/9780824886028
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I. Background of the Discourse

II. Sources of Leibniz's Knowledge of China

III. The Chinese Intellectual Tradition

IV. Outline and Structure of the Discourse

V. The Manuscript and Its Translation

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I. Chinese Opinion Concerning God

II. Chinese Opinion Concerning the Productions of God or Prime Matter, and Spirits

III. Chinese Opinion Concerning the Human Soul, its Immortality, Rewards and Punishments

IV. Concerning the Characters which Fohi, Founder of the Chinese Empire, used in His Writings and Binary Arithmetic

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