A Comparative Study of the Key Philosophical Concepts in Sufism and Taoism

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"A Comparative Study of the Key Philosophical Concepts in Sufism and Taoism" is a scholarly work that systematically analyzes and contrasts the central metaphysical and spiritual ideas of Islamic Sufism and Chinese Taoism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic text
comparative study
scholarly work
aimsTo clarify key philosophical concepts in Sufism
clarify key philosophical concepts in Taoism
identify differences between Sufism and Taoism
identify similarities between Sufism and Taoism
analyzes concept of God in Sufism
concept of the Tao in Taoism
non-duality in Taoism
unity of being in Sufism
compares Sufi concept of fana
Sufi path of spiritual realization
Taoist concept of wu-wei
Taoist path of harmony with the Tao
concerns intercultural philosophical dialogue
contrasts Islamic monotheism with Taoist cosmology
discipline humanities
examines ethical implications of Sufi metaphysics
ethical implications of Taoist metaphysics
nature of ultimate reality in Sufism
nature of ultimate reality in Taoism
relationship between human and the Tao in Taoism
relationship between human and the divine in Sufism
fieldOfWork Chinese philosophy NERFINISHED
Islamic studies
comparative religion
mysticism studies
philosophy of religion
focusesOn comparative metaphysics
comparative mysticism
metaphysical concepts in Sufism
metaphysical concepts in Taoism
spiritual concepts in Sufism
spiritual concepts in Taoism
genre academic monograph
hasForm book
intendedAudience researchers in Chinese studies
researchers in Islamic studies
scholars of religion
students of philosophy
language English
mainTopic Sufism NERFINISHED
Taoism NERFINISHED
methodology systematic comparison
textual analysis

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Toshihiko Izutsu notableWork A Comparative Study of the Key Philosophical Concepts in Sufism and Taoism