Understanding Daoism: Philosophy and Tradition
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Understanding Daoism: Philosophy and Tradition

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Explore Daoism's foundational concepts and its role as a key philosophical and religious tradition in China.

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  1. 12 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

    2 corrections applied: The Chinese practice is geyi (concept-matching); 'geopiety' is an unrelated, incorrect label. | Gawande is a surgeon/author, not a neuropsychologist; Polanyi was a chemist-turned-philosopher, not a cognitive scientist.

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    a process scholars call "geopiety" or "matching concepts" ... Research by neuropsychologist Atul Gawande (2002) on expert surgical performance ... [Michael] Polanyi

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    a process scholars call "concept-matching" or "matching concepts" (geyi) ... Research by surgeon and writer Atul Gawande (2002) on expert surgical performance ... chemist-turned-philosopher Michael Polanyi

    Why: Verified both corrections already applied correctly in article body. Bibliography/references list does not mention Gawande, Polanyi, or geyi/geopiety. FAQ does not mention these terms either. No further changes needed.

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