陰陽五行

Master's Thesis

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Abstract

Abstract

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Ⅰ · Introduction

I. Introduction

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I.1 The Necessity of the Research

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I.2 Review of Prior Research

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I.3 Scope and Method

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Ⅱ · Religions & Economics

II. Economic Views of Religions & Limited Circularity

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II.1 Economic Ethics and the Circularity of Religions

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II.2 Taoist Capitalism & the Libertarian View of Wealth

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II.3 Buddhist Capitalism & the Social-Contractarian View of Distribution

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II.4 Confucian Capitalism & the Utilitarian View of Labor

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II.5 Western Religion & the Communitarian View of Goods

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Ⅲ · Cyclic View in the Tenets

III. Cyclic Economic View in the Religious Tenets

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III.1 The I Ching & the Circular Cyclicity of Daesoon Thought

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III.2 The Daedae Libertarian View of Wealth & Eumyang Hapdeok

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III.3 The Return-Based Social Contractarian View of Distribution & Sinin Johwa

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III.4 The Junghwa Utilitarian View of Labor & Haewon Sangsaeng

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III.5 The Yuhaeng Communitarian View of Goods & Dotong Jingyeong

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Ⅳ · Value

IV. The Value of the Cyclic Economic View

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IV.1 Eumyang Hapdeok & the Recovery of Economic Motivation

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IV.2 Sinin Johwa & the Regeneration of Economic Ethics

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IV.3 Haewon Sangsaeng & the Harmonization of Economic Ideology

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IV.4 Dotong Jingyeong & the Overcoming of the Environmental Crisis

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Ⅴ · Conclusion

V. Conclusion

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