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philosophical versus religious Daoism: a standalone construct

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Daoist studies

the common split between Daoism as philosophy and as religion, which Sivin argues misreads how the label Taoist was actually used in Chinese sources.

In Daoist studies, philosophical versus religious Daoism refers to the common split between Daoism as philosophy and as religion, which Sivin argues misreads how the label Taoist was actually used in Chinese sources. This meaning comes from Sivin (1978) in History of Religions.[1]

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  1. Sivin, N. (1978). On the Word "Taoist" as a Source of Perplexity. With Special Reference to the Relations of Science and Religion in Traditional China. History of Religions, 17(3/4), 303-330. https://doi.org/10.1086/462796

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