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    chapter of the Daodejing describes Daoism in different aspects it is believed that several authors contributed to the completion of it. The Daodejing is very poetic and mysterious. The early teachers of the Daodejing seemed to pass things down that was difficult for ordinary minds to comprehend as a way to get people to analyze and understand the world around them. Meanings encrypted in different ways and metaphors constantly used seem to be a common characteristic between the early teachers. Although

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    distinctions between Confucians and Daoists is represented through images of Confucians being inside an office concerned with societal and family matters. While Daoists are outside‚ in some mountain retreat‚ reclusive and reflective of one’s own individual life. This leads to the flourishing of Daoism among common people rather than the elite because daoism teaches the cultivation of the individual through effortless action and restrain from worldly matters. Although Daoist philosophers expound on the same

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    In the sixth century B.C.‚ the Daodejing was recorded by the author and Chinese master‚ Laozi. This ancient Chinese text was been written on and researched over the past two-thousand years. Many scholars and readers have observed the Daodejing to find that it is hardly self-explanatory. In order to have a more comprehensive understanding of the text as a whole there are some important elements to consider such as the framework and perspective behind the text. Karyn Lai is a scholar in the School

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    The image of the wheel symbolizes the Dao: the ultimate being of perfect harmony‚ egolessness‚ and fullness. The wheel represents the way that the Dao substantially stays the same‚ but moves and changes places. It incorporates aspects of typical Daoist compliments: it is made up of the hub and the spokes‚ and both function in different ways to complete the substance of the wheel. The spokes‚ many in number‚ surround the hub equally and physically. Because they are made of materials‚ they can potentially

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    The Daodejing is an important religious work in China’s history and culture. It teaches about Dao‚ or “The Way” and how to apply its concepts to one’s life. It is the second most translated text in the world and has been the subject of extensive commentaries. Throughout history‚ it was generally accepted that the Daodejing was written between the 8th and 3rd centuries BCE by Laozi‚ a curator of the Chinese imperial archives. In fact‚ the book used to be simply called Laozi in his honor. He is well

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    The Daodejing Analysis

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    The purpose of Taoism was to solidify humans’ relationship‚ harmony‚ and connection with nature. In the Daodejing‚ a text written by Laozi during the third or fourth century‚ the thoughts emphasised were “untutored simplicity was powerful” (Spodek 212). Because Taoism stressed and allowed an individual to follow their own Tao‚ something that the mind cannot

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    his book‚ mentions how‚ “Both Confucian and Daoist thinkers from this period rejected the earlier ideal of guiding behavior by social conventional discourse. They appealed to a natural‚ intuitive‚ or innate guide to behavior.” This shows that Daoist was influenced by other philosophies such as Confucian. As Daoist evolved during its first decades‚ Confucian became its main influencer‚ as a result of which it attracted the attention of samurais. Daoist followers believed that since nature had survived

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    focused on monastic life with specific rules regarding diet. In modern China‚ these two sects are most prevalent and the Longmen lineage of Quanzhen being the most common in China. These are the only prevalent sects due to harsh treatment of Daoists in the early twentieth century under the Republic of China and Mao Zedong. The first attacks against Daoism came with the Jesuit missionaries in the seventeenth century. Then‚ during the Cultural Revolution in 1966 -1976 Daoism was almost completely destroyed

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    The Daodejing of Laozi is a book of poetry pertaining to Chinese philosophy. The Daodejing is most often translated into meaning “the Classic of the Way and its Virtue.” Its text is full of religious verses that are often compared to the Bible. Throughout the text‚ the Daodejing encounters a variety of topics including: dao‚ earth‚ peace‚ rulers‚ society‚ and humility. Upon reading the text‚ I discovered that chapters seventeen and sixty-six are connected because they are both associated with ruling

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    Disposition & Early Childhood Teachers 1 Disposition and Early Childhood Education Preservice Teachers: Where to Start? Ursula Thomas‚ Ed.D University of West Georgia Ursula Thomas Ed.D is an assistant professor of early childhood education at the University of West Georgia. Her research efforts focus on cultural mediation and teacher belief systems in the context of early childhood and teacher education. Correspondence should be addressed to: Ursula Thomas‚ University of West Georgia. Dept.

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