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Guo-xiang PENG |
1-27 |
Ritual Practice as a Spiritual and Bodily Exercise: Focusing on
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Rur-bin YANG |
29-63 |
The Ren Theory in Neo-Confucianism: The Birth of a New Philosophy of Life
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Xiao-dong GUO |
65-109 |
Studying on the Similarities and Differences about the Idea of Gongfu Between Zhangzai and Chen's Brothers from the Relationship of Xing and Qi
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Chao-ying CHEN |
111-144 |
Poetic Wisdom and Imaginal Thinking in T'oegye's
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Stephan SCHMIDT |
145-160 |
Two Concepts of the Subject in Modern East Asian Ethics: The Approach to Philosophical Ethics in Watsuji Tetsuro, Tang Junyi and Mou Zongsan
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Fang-ming JOU |
161-201 |
An Interpretation of Wang Bi's Tiyong
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Kenneth W. HOLLOWAY |
203-210 |
An Inquiry into Self-Cultivation in
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Zhi-hong HU |
211-217 |
【Book Review 】 熊十力：《熊十力全集》，蕭箑父（編）
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Shen-yu, LIN & Te-ming TSENG |
219-224 |
【Book Review】 bTsan lha Ngag dbang Tshul khrims: A Lexicon of the rGyalrong bTsanlha Dialect－ rGyalrong-Chinese-Tibetan-English
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