On the epistemology of the senses in early Chinese thought

Focusing on hearing and sight, particularly in relation to the function of the heartmind, Geaney (religion, U. of Richmond) explores sense discrimination in the classical period of Chinese thought, roughly from the fifth to third centuries BCE. She also considers what the understanding of the physical senses implies about the construction of reality during the Warring States era. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)