Daoism, Humanity, and the Way of Heaven

Religious Studies 56:111-126 (2020)
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Abstract

I argue that Zhuangist Daoism manifests what I label the spiritual aspiration to emulation, and then use this to challenge some of John Cottingham's attempts to confine authentic spiritual experience to theistic traditions.

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Ian James Kidd
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