Comparative Essays in Early Greek and Chinese Rational Thinking

Exploring the early strains of rational thought in ancient China, this collection of essays draws intriguing parallels with ancient Greek philosophy. Reding posits a bold hypothesis that both cultures share similar themes at the dawn of their philosophical traditions. By delving into these neglected aspects of Sino-Hellenic studies, the work offers fresh insights into the intellectual foundations of both civilizations, highlighting the interconnectedness of their philosophical developments.