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| Lo, Yuet Keung The Formulation of Early Medieval Confucian Metaphysics: Huang Kans (488545) Accommodation of Neo-Taoism and Buddhism | S. 57- |
| Hon, Tze-Ki Military Governance versus Civil Governance: A Comparison of the Old History and the New History of the Five Dynasties | S. 85- |
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| Hauf, Kandice Goodness Unbound: Wang Yang-ming and the Redrawing of the Boundary of Confucianism | S. 121- |
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| Ng, On-Cho Negotiating the Boundary between Hermeneutics and Philosophy in Early Ching Cheng-Chu Confucianism: Li Kuang-tis (16421718) Study of the Doctrine of the Mean (Chung-yung) and Great Learning (Ta-hsueh) | S. 165- |
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