‘Confucianization of law’ revisited

Asian Philosophy 31 (1):88-103 (2021)
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1. A mainstream view on the origins of the imperial legal tradition in China is that imperial Chinese law underwent a process of Confucianization beginning in the Han dynasty. This point of view, f...

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10.1080/09552367.2020.1815987

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