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The I Ching Handbook |
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by Edward Hacker, Ph.D
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You will find classifications, analyses of I Ching structure,
different methods of relationships between the hexagrams, temporal
cycles, calculations of the probability of transformation, and methods
of divination
permitting all who use or study the I Ching
to exploit its potential and comprehend its internal logic.
--Medecine
Chinoise & Medecines Orientals
The I Ching Handbook is the very best compendium of study
aids, technical resources, and useful information on the I Ching,
or Book of Changes, the best-known and most widely read text
from early Chinese culture. Dr. Hacker's text provides information
that formerly has been available only to those who read Chinese,
or to those having experience with formal logical systems.
The text describes the many views of the I Ching, particularly its
use for prediction, its structure and origin, the function of yin
and yang lines, emblems, and trigrams. The hexagrams are described
in detail, each with an English name derived from the consensus
of translators' insights.
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Also discussed are the nuclear trigrams, and the stories, flowers,"
and cycles that are formed by the textual sequence. Dr. Hacker has
made deeper levels of meaning and insight from the I Ching accessible
to the reader.
Publication Date: 1993
Hardcover; 430 pages.; 7 x 10; $49.95
Concordance to the Wilhelm/Baynes I Ching
Annotated Bibliographies; Tables; Index
ISBN 0-912111-36-4
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