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anthropocosmic worldview: a standalone construct

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Confucian studies

a term used by Tu Wei-ming for the Confucian vision in which human self-cultivation and the cosmic order of Heaven form one continuous moral process.

In Confucian studies, anthropocosmic worldview refers to a term used by Tu Wei-ming for the Confucian vision in which human self-cultivation and the cosmic order of Heaven form one continuous moral process. This meaning comes from Tu (1989) in Centrality and Commonality.[1]

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Tu, W. (1989). Centrality and commonality: An essay on Confucian religiousness. State University of New York Press. ISBN 9780887069277

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