Search Results - "I Ching"
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Resonance and reflection: revealing the philosophical significance of Bright Sheng's “My Other Song” from the concept of I-Ching
Published 2024“…By deconstructing the I-Ching concept in the musical works from a compositional point of view, how contemporary Chinese composers utilize the I-Ching-derived yin and yang theories for innovation becomes more clearly apparent. …”
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The concept of Yin and Yang in Bright Sheng’s “My Other Song”
Published 2022“…The Chinese culture of I Ching is over a thousand years long, and its derivative theory of yin and yang has been used by contemporary Chinese composers to innovate approach to contemporary composition. …”
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Incorporating Asian music characteristics: a variation on the theme music history from a hermeneutic perspective
Published 2013“…He studied what many studied before him, the I Ching [Yì Jīng]. By doing so, how much could he contribute to the world of composition? …”
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Feng Shui and it's application in town planning / Madzlan Jamaluddin
Published 1994“…Feng Shui is influenced by I-Ching or Book Of Changes, which is the mother of Chinese thoughts and practices. …”
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Hubungan antara Semenanjung Tanah Melayu dengan China Sejak Awal Abad Masihi
Published 2012“…Pada tahun 671 Masihi, seorang lagi rahib agama Buddha yang terkenal iaitu I-Ching, pernah singgah ke Kedah (Chieh-cha) dan kemudiannya terus ke Nalanda India melalui Teluk Benggala dengan menggunakan kapal Melayu. …”
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Vietnam and India: A discourse on Buddhist contacts
Published 2011“…Both have played meaningful roles in history through cultural contacts and trading relationship.There have been profound changes in religion, society and economy of the regions due to trans-national migration and cross-cultural movements.The Indian cultural influence in Southeast Asia forms a fascinating aspect of India-Southeast Asia relations.The dynamics of Southeast Asian culture resulted in a meaningful pattern of diachronic interaction between India and Southeast Asia.Maritime commercial network in Asia unleashed a cultural process resulting in introduction of Buddhism into Vietnam.The discovery of items like shouldered adzes, knobbed ware, glass beads etc from different sites in India and Vietnam point to the relations between the two regions in pre-historic times.There was also commercial relationship between India and Vietnam in early times.Along the Asian sea route, trade and commerce increased during the first two centuries of Common Era.The northern Vietnam under Chinese rule became a centre of Buddhist learning, as it was a convenient halting place for pilgrims and missionaries on their journey between India and China.There was coming of Buddhist monks to Tonking region.At the end of third century, Marajivaka went from India to Tonking.In the seventh century, the Vietnamese monks such as Moksadeva, Khuy Sung and Hue Diem went on pilgrimages to different places.There were twelve Vietnamese names in the list of Buddhist scholars prepared by the Chinese traveler I. Ching.One of the important aspects of Vietnamese Buddhism was that there was no attempt to integrate Hindu Gods.It was associated with Confucianist and Taoist traditions.In the southern kingdom of Campa, there was prevalence of the closely related Theravadin sect, aryasammitiyanikaya as had been noted by I. …”
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