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Philosophy has had a tremendous effect on [[Chinese civilization]], and [[East Asia]] as a whole. Many of the great philosophical schools were formulated during the [[Spring and Autumn Period]] and [[Warring States Period]], which is also known as the [[Hundred Schools of Thought]]. The four most influential ones that arose were [[Confucianism]], [[Taoism]], [[Mohism]], and [[Legalism]]. Later on, during the [[Tang Dynasty]], [[Buddhism]] from India also became a prominent philosophical/religious discipline. (It should be noted that there wasn’t too much of an obvious distinction between philosophy and [[religion]], as there was in the West, in Eastern thought.) Like [[Western philosophy]], [[Chinese philosophy]] covers a broad and complex range of thought, possessing a multitude of schools that addressed each branch and subject matter of philosophy.

Chinese philosophy has spread around the world into other cultures in forms such as ''[[New Confucianism]]'' and New Age cures ''(see [[Chinese traditional medicine]]).'' The academic community of the West, however, remains skeptical, and only few assimilate Chinese philosophy into their own research, whether scientific or philosophical.

 

 

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