Knowledge Painfully Acquired: The K'un-Chih Chi of Lo Ch 'in-Shun'

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New York: Columbia University Press (1987)
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This 16th-century book of reading notes and reflections on philosophy and history was written by Lo Ch'in-shun, a philosopher of Ming China. This translation includes an introduction providing a brief biography of Lo and placing his work in a historical context.

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