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Philip J. Ivanhoe

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Philip J. Ivanhoe


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Philip J. Ivanhoe is an historian of Chinese thought, particularly of Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism. He is a professor at the City University of Hong Kong.

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“Not to know but to believe that one knows is a disease.”
Philip J. Ivanhoe, Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy

“If the people starve themselves in this manner then they will be unable to withstand the cold of winter or the heat of summer and countless numbers of them will grow ill and die.”
Philip J. Ivanhoe, Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy

“something is fated to occur, then no matter how hard one tries to change this, what good will it do?’ Above they use this doctrine to persuade the kings, dukes, and great officials and below they deploy it to interfere with work of the people.”
Philip J. Ivanhoe, Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy



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