The Tao of governance: public administration reform in China is featured as a chapter in the The International Handbook of Public Administration and Governance (2015). ( The Chinese Tao of Business: the logic of successful business strategy, 2004). 1957), Fritjof Capra ( The Tao of Physics, 1975), Thomas Clearly ( Tao of Politics, 1990), and George T. Various adaptations of the insight continue to be offered, notably those of Ralph Siu ( The Tao of Science: an essay on Western Knowledge and Eastern Wisdom. This explains that the Tao is not a 'name' for a 'thing' but the underlying natural order of the Universe whose ultimate essence is difficult to circumscribe due to it being non conceptual yet evident in one's being of aliveness. There is extensive commentary on the subtlety of the insight it represents, dating most notably from that of Laozi in the Tao Te Ching. The Tao symbol is widely known as an indication of viable harmony between opposites - understood as a possibility for a mature human civilization of the future. Tao comprehension in terms of achieving orbit - and orbital decayĮxperimental animation of the Tao symbol in 3D Reconciliation of incommensurable differences implied by the mysterious 'valley spirit' Understanding the Tao through animation of the Lauburu and the Swastika in 3D Stages in imagining a 3D Tao symbol in virtual realityĬlues to the Tao symbol from animation of the Lauburu in 2DĬhallenge of 'evil' as embodied in the Tao, the Lauburu and the Swastika Symbolizing what cannot be named: 'Tao' versus 'Yin-Yang'? Alternative view of segmented documents via KairosĮxploring Representation of the Tao in 3D Virtual reality clues to reconciling radical differences, global and otherwise?

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