Book Review: “Chinese Mythology Philosophy” by Ye Shuxian

Jialei  Zhu; Ruochen  Wang

doi:10.54691/xnd3ae78

Authors

Jialei Zhu
Ruochen Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/xnd3ae78

Keywords:

Ye Shuxian, Chinese Mythology Philosophy, Book Review.

Abstract

Ye Shuxian's Chinese Mythology Philosophy is a distinctive theoretical work which explores mythological foundations of Chinese philosophical modes of thinking, focusing on the relationship between mythological and philosophical thinking, and the evolution of the philosophical embryo in myths into philosophy. It is a masterpiece in the study of Chinese mythology.

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References

[1] Ye Shuxian: Chinese Mythology Philosophy (Shaanxi People’s Publishing House, China 2020).

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