Confucian studies: critical concepts in Asian philosophy

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New York: Routledge (2011)
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v. 1. Reassessing Confucian traditions -- v. 2. Reinterpreting Confucian ideas -- v. 3. Reconstructing Confucian ethics -- v. 4. Reappraising Confucian ideals.

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BL1853.C66 2011

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