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Three issues in the argumentative conception of early chinese discourse
Philosophy East and West 46 (1):33-58 (1996)
Abstract
To conceptualize early Chinese discourse in terms of disputation over dao, more attention should be given to the contentious heteroglossia underneath the monological surface of many texts, to the canonized masters' role as rhetorical critics of their time, and to the politics of criteria and argumentation that penetrated to the very core of their discursive practicesMy notes
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