Huangfu Mi 皇甫謐

Huangfu Mi 皇甫謐

periode: 215-282

 

Huangfu Mi皇甫謐 (215-282), courtesy name Huangfu Shi'an 皇甫士安, actual name (ming) Huangfu Jing 皇甫靜, style Xuanyan xiansheng 玄晏先生, was a philosopher, historian and physician of the Western Jin period 西晉 (265-316). He hailed from Chaona 朝那 (near modern Pingliang 平涼, Gansu) and never occupied a state office. His philosophy was inclined to Daoism, but in an elitist way, in which the practitioner had to surpass the masses, in order to complete his character and to perfect his self. Huangfu Mi also stressed the importance to make oneself free of discerning between rich and poor.

Huangfu Mi has written the biographic collections Gaoshizhuan 高士傳 and Yishizhuan 逸士傳, the medical treatise Zhenjiu jiayi jing 針灸甲乙經 (Jiayijing 甲乙經), as well as the annals Diwang shiji 帝王世紀 and Xuanyan chunqiu 玄晏春秋 and a calendar Nianli 年曆. (bron China knowledge)

 

Klassieke teksten

- schrijver van de Gao Shi Zhuan

Literatuur

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Berkowitz, Alan J. (2013). Biographies of Recluses: Huangfu Mi’s Accounts of High-Minded Men. In Wendy Swartz, Early Medieval China *. Columbia University Press

--- (2005). Huangfu Mi, Preface to and Biographies from Accounts of High-minded Men. In Victor H. Mair, Hawaii Reader in Traditional Chinese Culture *.

--- (2000). Patterns of Disengagement: The practice and portrayal of reclusion in early medieval China. Stanford University Press. *
ISBN10: 0804736030

Brown, Miranda (2015). The Art of Medicine in Early China. Cambridge University Press. *
ISBN13: 978-1107097056

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Declercq, Dominik (1998). Writing against the State: Political Rhetorics in Third and Fourth Century China. Brill. *

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Knapp, Keith N. (2000). Heaven and Death According to Huangfu Mi, a Third Century Confucian. Early Medieval China (tft), 6, 1-31. *

Meyer, Jan de (2022). De Weg terug: Chinese kluizenaars en het daoïsme. Atheneum. *
ISBN13: 978-9025313029

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Nagel-Angermann, Monique (1999). Das Diwang shiji des Huangfu Mi (215-282). *

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