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PÄŤDESIAT ROKOV SLOVENSKEJ SINOLÓGIE

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Čarnogurská M.
Historický časopis (Historical Journal)
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2010
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vol. 58
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issue 4
699-724
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In spite of the fact that the scientific study of the achievements of the historical development of China over more than 5000 years of the development of a culture entirely different from that of the West, began only 50 years ago in Slovakia, it has achieved various very original results, thanks to which some of its representatives are regarded as leading personalities in world Sinology, and it can be considered the most important Orientalist discipline in Slovakia. This study endeavours to map in detail everything noteworthy that arose in the course of half a century of Slovak Sinology, and the achievements of its representatives, not only at home, but also abroad and especially in China.
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LAO C´, ZAKLADATEĽ ČÍNSKEHO TAOIZMU, VO SVETLE NOVOODHALENÝCH HISTORICKÝCH SÚVISLOSTÍ

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Čarnogurská M.
Historický časopis (Historical Journal)
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2009
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vol. 57
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issue 1
19-41
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Since the authorship and origin of the most frequently translated Chinese philosophical work Dao De jing is still doubted by many historians of philosophy, not only in the West, but also in China, this study analyses not only all the previously known historical sources, but also texts connected with the work of Laozi newly discovered by Chinese archaeological research. On the basis of this, and on the basis of field research in specific places connected with the life of the Old Master (Laozi), who wrote this important work for the history of world philosophy, the authoress reconstructs the real facts of the philosopher's life in the second half of the 6th century BC, and the reasons why his work was unknown in official philosophical circles in China until the end of the 3rd century BC. Shedding new light on these still often the misinterpreted facts, is important because the philosophical views contained in the Dao De jing are becoming an ever more topical inspiration, not only for Chinese, but for global post-modern philosophy.
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