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Authors:
TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, CULTURAL-IDENTITY AND THE POLITICS OF RECOGNITION IN CONTEMPORARY TAIWAN, China quarterly, (148), 1996, pp. 1115-1140
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TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, BEYOND THE ENLIGHTENMENT MENTALITY - A CONFUCIAN PERSPECTIVE ON ETHICS, MIGRATION, AND GLOBAL STEWARDSHIP, The International migration review, 30(1), 1996, pp. 58-75
Authors:
TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, DESTRUCTIVE WILL AND IDEOLOGICAL HOLOCAUST - MAOISM AS A SOURCE OF SOCIAL SUFFERING IN CHINA, Daedalus, 125(1), 1996, pp. 149-179
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TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, CONFUCIAN DISCOURSE AND CHU,HSI ASCENDANCY - TILLMAN,HC, China quarterly, (140), 1994, pp. 1131-1141
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TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, NEO-CONFUCIAN ORTHODOXY AND THE LEARNING OF THE MIND-AND-HEART - DEBARYWT, China quarterly, (140), 1994, pp. 1131-1141
Authors:
TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, THE TROUBLE WITH CONFUCIANISM - DEBARY,WT, China quarterly, (140), 1994, pp. 1131-1141
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TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, CONFUCIANISM AND FAMILY RITUALS IN IMPERIAL CHINA - A SOCIAL-HISTORY OF WRITING ABOUT RITES - EBREY,PB, China quarterly, (140), 1994, pp. 1131-1141
Authors:
TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, CLASSICISM, POLITICS, AND KINSHIP - THE CHANG-CHOU SCHOOL OF NEW TEXTCONFUCIANISM IN LATE IMPERIAL CHINA - ELMAN,BA, China quarterly, (140), 1994, pp. 1131-1141
Authors:
TU WM
Citation: Wm. Tu, INTRODUCTION - CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES, Daedalus, 122(2), 1993, pp. 7-24
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