Exam 2: The Asian Sages: Lao-Tzu, Confucius, and Buddha
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Do you believe that there are important elements of human experience that cannot be articulated in words? If so, do you think that such a failure would undermine any attempt to understand them? If not, why do you think that so many philosophers have believed that this is the case?
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According to legend, how old was Lao-tzu when he resigned his position?
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Do you think that it is possible to lead a fulfilling human life while being completely selfish? Explain your view, and show how it connects to the thought of Confucius.
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A person who turns away from pleasure to find peace of mind is
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The Tao te Ching has the most number of English translations available of any book.
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