Philosophy, Chinese.
Overview
| Works: | 115 works in 58 publications in 58 languages | |
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The Chinese view of life : = the philosophy of comprehensive harmony /
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Creativity and Taoism = a study of Chinese philosophy, art, & poetry
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The way and its power; = a study of the Tao te ching and its place in Chinese thought,
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History of Chinese political thought : = during the early Tsin period /
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History of Chinese political thought : = during the early Tsin period /
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Thinking from the Han = self, truth, and transcendence in Chinese and Western culture /
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An introduction to Chinese philosophy : = from ancient philosophy to Chinese Buddhism /
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Disputers of the Tao : = philosophical argument in ancient China /
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Thinking from the Han : = self, truth, and transcendence in Chinese and Western culture /
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Chuang-Tzu = a new selected translation with an exposition of the philosophy of Kuo Hsiang /
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Anthology of philosophical and cultural issues = an exploration into new frontiers /
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Textual patterns of the eight-part essays and logic in Ancient Chinese texts
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The conduct of life : = or the universal order of Confucius : a translation of one of the four Confucian books, hitherto known as The doctrine of the mean /
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Creativity in man and nature : = a collection of philosophical essays /
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Creativity and Taoism = a study of Chinese philosophy, art, & poetry
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History of Chinese political thought : = during the early Tsin period /
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The book of Lord Shang : = a classic of the Chinese school of law /
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Ancient Worlds, Modern Reflections = Philosophical Perspectives on Greek and Chinese Science and Culture
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The magnitude of ming : = command, allotment, and fate in Chinese culture /
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In praise of blandness : = proceeding from Chinese thought and aesthetics /
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Hiding the world in the world : = uneven discourses on the Zhuangzi /
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Guodian = the newly discovered seeds of Chinese religious and political philosophy /
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China-West interculture : = toward the philosophy of world integration : essays on Wu Kuang-Ming's thinking /
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Ironies of oneness and difference = coherence in early Chinese thought : prolegomena to the study of Li /
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New Asian emperors : = the overseas Chinese, their strategies and competitive advantages /
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Returning to primordially creative thinking = Chinese wisdom on the horizon of "Xiang thinking" /
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The Chinese mind : = essentials of Chinese philosophy and culture /
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Chinese philosophy of technology = classical readings and contemporary work /
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Chinese currere, subjective reconstruction, and attunement = when calls my heart /
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Philosophical essays East and West = agent-based virtue ethics and other topics at the intersection of Chinese thought and Western analytic philosophy /
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Humanism in trans-civilizational perspectives = relational subjectivity and social ethics in classical chinese philosophy /
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Confucianism and enlightenment = contemporary chinese thought from the perspective of philosophical understanding and mergence /
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Scholastic metaphysics in late Ming China = Giulio Aleni's "The true source of the myriad things" /
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The philosophy of Lu Hsiang-shan : = a neo-Confucian monistic idealist /
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