Constructive Realism: “Why Ancestor Is Possible” in Zhu Xi’s Religion View
Traditional Chinese ancestor worship implicitly raises a fundamental question: How are ancestors possible? This question was formally articulated in the Zhu Xi’ philosophy. <i>Qi</i> holds ontological status: the “birth” of things arises from the aggregation of <i>qi</i>, while their “death” means t...
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2025-08-01
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