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jstnparsons said:Hi Chris,
Thanks for the link; I'm actually looking more for sources from w/in the tradition of the Yi, Chinese and historical; like you, I enjoy teasing out the formal characteristics of the gua and their arrangements, but I would like some historical data to compare them with. I'm also interested in teasing out what 'philosophy' it represents, if any, again on the traditional end. Anyone?
bradford said:...Since it seems to be about lines rising and falling,
I suspect the source might be Xun Shuang (128-190 ce), a Xiang Shu
scholar from the later Han who developed theories of Rising and
Falling Lines (Sheng Jian Yao).
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