A History of Chinese Philosophy: The period of classical learning from the second century B. C. to the twentieth century A. DPrinceton University Press, 1960 - Philosophy, Chinese |
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TRANSLATORS HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION CHAPTER IA GENERAL DISCUSSION OF THE PERIOD OF CLASSICAL LEARNING CHAPT... | 1 |
The Cosmological System of the YinYang School | 2 |
Tung Chungshus Position among the Confucianists of the Former Han Dynasty | 3 |
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