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Authors:
NG OC
Citation: Oc. Ng, IS EMOTION (QING) THE SOURCE OF A CONFUCIAN ANTINOMY, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 169-190
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HEINE S
Citation: S. Heine, MOTION AND EMOTION IN MEDIEVAL JAPANESE BUDDHISM - THE LINK BETWEEN MOTION AND EMOTION, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 191-208
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GU LY
Citation: Ly. Gu, TIME AS EMOTION VS TIME AS MORALIZATION - WHITEHEAD AND THE 'YI JING', Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 209-236
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CHUNG CY
Citation: Cy. Chung, COMMENTS ON 3 PAPERS FOR THE PANEL ON EMOTIONS, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 237-244
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HOPKINS J
Citation: J. Hopkins, DEATH, SLEEP, AND ORGASM - GATEWAYS TO THE MIND OF CLEAR LIGHT, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 245-260
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SYPNIEWSKI BP
Citation: Bp. Sypniewski, THE RECLUSE OF LOYANG - SHAO,YUNG AND THE MORAL EVOLUTION OF EARLY SUNG THOUGHT - WYATT,DJ, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 263-267
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CHANG HS
Citation: Hs. Chang, ESSAYS ON SKEPTICISM, RELATIVISM, AND ETHICS IN THE ZHUANGZI - KJELLBERG,P, IVANHOE,PJ, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 269-271
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HARDY G
Citation: G. Hardy, THE ANALECTS OF CONFUCIUS - A LITERAL TRANSLATION WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES - HUANG,CC, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(2), 1998, pp. 273-280
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CHEN AHY
Citation: Ahy. Chen, THE RISE OF RIGHTS - SOME COMPARATIVE CIVILIZATIONAL REFLECTIONS (CONTRAST BETWEEN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE CONCEPTS), Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 5-30
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ALLINSON RE
Citation: Re. Allinson, THE DEBATE BETWEEN MENCIUS AND HSUN-TZU - CONTEMPORARY APPLICATIONS, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 31-49
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SCIBAN L
Citation: L. Sciban, ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MORAL DECISION IN WANG,YANGMING PHILOSOPHY, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 51-73
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KALTON MC
Citation: Mc. Kalton, EXTENDING THE NEO-CONFUCIAN TRADITION QUESTIONS AND RECONCEPTUALIZATION FOR THE 21ST-CENTURY, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 75-100
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CHONG KC
Citation: Kc. Chong, CONFUCIUS VIRTUE ETHICS - LI, YI, WEN AND CHIH IN THE 'ANALECTS', Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 101-130
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LEUNG TI
Citation: Ti. Leung, TAO AND LOGOS (COMPARATIVE WORLD VIEWS), Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 131-146
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FLEMING J
Citation: J. Fleming, ON TRANSLATION OF TAOIST PHILOSOPHICAL TEXTS - PRESERVATION OF AMBIGUITY AND CONTRADICTION, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 147-156
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TORTCHINOV EA
Citation: Ea. Tortchinov, I AND TAO - BUBER,MARTIN ENCOUNTER WITH CHUANG,TZU - HERMAN,JR, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 157-160
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ROTH HD
Citation: Hd. Roth, HEAVEN AND EARTH IN EARLY HAN THOUGHT - MAJOR,JS, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 25(1), 1998, pp. 161-167
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CHENG CY
Citation: Cy. Cheng, CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON RAWLSIAN JUSTICE VERSUS CONFUCIAN JUSTICE, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(4), 1997, pp. 417-426
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FAN RP
Citation: Rp. Fan, CONFUCIAN AND RAWLSIAN VIEWS OF JUSTICE - A COMPARISON, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(4), 1997, pp. 427-456
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COLAPIETRO V
Citation: V. Colapietro, THE ECLIPSE OF PIETY - TOWARD A PRAGMATIC OVERCOMING OF A THEORETICALINJUSTICE, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(4), 1997, pp. 457-482
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FUCHS AE
Citation: Ae. Fuchs, FAIRNESS IN LIBERAL THEORIES OF JUSTICE, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(4), 1997, pp. 483-495
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CHEN XW
Citation: Xw. Chen, JUSTICE AS A CONSTELLATION OF FAIRNESS, HARMONY AND RIGHTEOUSNESS, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(4), 1997, pp. 497-519
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XIAO Y
Citation: Y. Xiao, TRYING TO DO JUSTICE TO THE CONCEPT OF JUSTICE IN CONFUCIAN ETHICS, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(4), 1997, pp. 521-551
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JIANG XY
Citation: Xy. Jiang, MENCIUS ON HUMAN-NATURE AND COURAGE, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(3), 1997, pp. 265-289
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WANG QJ
Citation: Qj. Wang, ON LAO-ZI CONCEPT OF ZI-RAN, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 24(3), 1997, pp. 291-321