Li, Wei 李巍, From Analysis of Semantics to Reconstruction of Argument: A New Characterization of Early Chinese Philosophy 從語義分析到道理重構——早期中國哲學的新刻畫

Dao: A Journal of Comparative Philosophy 20 (1):155-158 (2021)
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