Chinese Philosophy

In Harry Willemsen & Peter de Wind (eds.), Woordenboek filosofie. Apeldoorn, Netherlands: pp. 90–91 (2015)
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van Els, Paul. "Chinese filosofie" (Chinese Philosophy). In: Woordenboek filosofie, edited by Harry Willemsen and Peter de Wind, 90–91. Antwerpen & Apeldoorn: Garant, 2015.

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