Moral Vision and Tradition: Essays in Chinese Ethics Studies in Philosophy and the History of Philosophy, Vol. 31 [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 55 (1):129-130 (2001)
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Abstract

Those familiar with A. S. Cua’s distinguished career as writer and philosopher should already anticipate the virtues displayed in this collection. Cua has a unique style of treating issues in Chinese ethics. His approach is primarily analytic, attending carefully to the conceptual and dialectical aspects of Chinese ethical thought. He is, above all, enormously sensitive to the specific contexts in which terminology is used.

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