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Authors:
GAO MCF
Citation: Mcf. Gao, THE QUESTION OF CHINESE ETHICS OF THE SELF AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR DEMOCRACY, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(3), 1995, pp. 289-307
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SHAO DF
Citation: Df. Shao, LEARNING AND MEANING, CUI-SHU HISTORICAL EPISTEMOLOGY, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(3), 1995, pp. 309-349
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SHUN KL
Citation: Kl. Shun, CONFUCIAN ETHICS OF THE AXIAL AGE - A RECONSTRUCTION UNDER THE ASPECTOF THE BREAKTHROUGH TOWARD POSTCONVENTIONAL THINKING - ROETZ,H, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(3), 1995, pp. 351-362
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DEUCHLER M
Citation: M. Deuchler, THE FOUR-SEVEN-DEBATE - AN ANNOTATED TRANSLATION OF THE MOST FAMOUS CONTROVERSY IN KOREAN NEO-CONFUCIAN THOUGHT - KALTON,MC, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(3), 1995, pp. 363-366
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FOX A
Citation: A. Fox, THE ART OF RULERSHIP - A STUDY OF ANCIENT CHINESE POLITICAL-THOUGHT -AMES,R, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(3), 1995, pp. 367-370
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GUARINO M
Citation: M. Guarino, RELIGION AND SOCIETY IN TANG AND SUNG CHINA - EBREY,PB, GREGORY,PN, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(3), 1995, pp. 371-373
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HINSCH B
Citation: B. Hinsch, HARMONY (HE) AND GENDER IN EARLY CHINESE THOUGHT, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(2), 1995, pp. 109-128
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GIER NF
Citation: Nf. Gier, XUNZI AND THE CONFUCIAN ANSWER TO TITANISM, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(2), 1995, pp. 129-151
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YUAN WS
Citation: Ws. Yuan, A FEW PROBLEMS RELATED TO 19TH-CENTURY CHINESE AND WESTERN PHILOSOPHIES AND THEIR CULTURAL INTERACTION, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(2), 1995, pp. 153-192
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LIU SH
Citation: Sh. Liu, REFLECTIONS ON WORLD-PEACE THROUGH PEACE AMONG RELIGIONS - A CONFUCIAN PERSPECTIVE, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(2), 1995, pp. 193-213
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PAN DR
XIN KR
Citation: Dr. Pan et Kr. Xin, ON CHENG,CHUNG-YING ONTO-HERMENEUTICS, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(2), 1995, pp. 215-231
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WANG YH
Citation: Yh. Wang, A PHILOSOPHICAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH LI,RUI, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(2), 1995, pp. 233-238
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SELLMANN J
Citation: J. Sellmann, THE TAOIST EXPERIENCE - KOHN,L, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(2), 1995, pp. 239-243
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PFISTER L
Citation: L. Pfister, THE DIFFERENT FACES OF CONTEMPORARY RELIGIOUS CONFUCIANISM - AN ACCOUNT OF THE DIVERSE APPROACHES OF SOME MAJOR 20TH-CENTURY CHINESE CONFUCIAN SCHOLARS, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(1), 1995, pp. 5-79
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IVANHOE PJ
Citation: Pj. Ivanhoe, ON THE METAPHYSICAL FOUNDATIONS OF NEO-CONFUCIANISM AND NEW CONFUCIANISM - REFLECTIONS ON PFISTER,LAUREN ESSAY ON RELIGIOUS CONFUCIANISM, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(1), 1995, pp. 81-89
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JOCHIM C
Citation: C. Jochim, ALL UNDER HEAVEN - TRANSFORMING PARADIGMS IN CONFUCIAN-CHRISTIAN DIALOGUE - BERTHRONG,JH, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(1), 1995, pp. 91-97
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MARTINSON FH
Citation: Fh. Martinson, DREAM CONVERSATIONS ON BUDDHISM AND ZEN - MUSO,K, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 22(1), 1995, pp. 99-101
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OBENCHAIN DB
Citation: Db. Obenchain, FENG,YOULAN WORK OF A CENTURY - INTRODUCTION, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 1
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LEI YIN
Citation: Yin. Lei, FENG,YOULAN, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 229
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THANH VT
Citation: Vt. Thanh, GAOBIE (SAYING GOODBYE), A REVIEW OF EVENTS AND PHILOSOPHICAL DISCUSSIONS AT THE NAL-RESEARCH-SEMINAR-ON-THE-THOUGHT-OF-FENG-YOULAN, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 241
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LI ZH
Citation: Zh. Li, FENG,YOULAN VIEWS ON CHINESE AND WESTERN CULTURE, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 255-262
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WANG SC
Citation: Sc. Wang, FENG,YOULAN AND THE VIENNA-CIRCLE (A SYNOPSIS), Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 263-267
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TANG YJ
Citation: Yj. Tang, THE ZHI-YAN IN FENG,YOULAN 'XIN ZHI YAN', Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 269-279
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ZHANG DN
Citation: Dn. Zhang, THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FENG,YOULAN 'ZHEN YUAN LIU SHU', Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 283-301
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AZUMA J
Citation: J. Azuma, THE FORMATION OF 'NEW LIXUE', FENG,YOULAN AND NEW REALISM, Journal of Chinese philosophy, 21(3-4), 1994, pp. 303-335