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Chinese culture : a quarterly review / Institute for Advanced Chinese Studies

TextSeries: ; Volume 39, Number 2.Publication details: Taiwan, China : Chinese Culture University Press, 1998Edition: Volume 39, Number 2Description: 138 pages : 26 cmISSN: 00094544Subject(s): Political science -- Study and teaching. Research -- China | China -- Foreign relations | Political culture -- ChinaLOC classification: JA 88.C6 | I57 1998 vol. 39 no. 2

Contents:

Philosophic and religious content of Chinese folk religion. Morris, E. B.

Thomas Merton and Confucian rites: "the fig leaf for the paradise condition". John Wu, Jr.

Reflections on the French revolution ( -1799) (Cont'd). Wong, Che-tseng

Chinese-Philippine diplomatic relations 1946-1975 (Cont'd). Hsiao Shi-ching

The significance of Emperor Hsiao-tsung's reign (1162-1189) in the history of southern Sung china: a brief review. Gong Wei Ai

Pedantic scholars and their rotten principles: The attack on Neo-Confucian morality in eighteenth-century biji literature. Leo Tak-hung Chan

Understanding Hobbes's fourteen natural laws from the viewpoint of Chinese philosophy. Wong Yuk

John Espey's minor heresies, major departures: a China mission boyhood. Huebner, Jon W.

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Includes bibliographical references.

Philosophic and religious content of Chinese folk religion.
Morris, E. B.

Thomas Merton and Confucian rites: "the fig leaf for the paradise condition". John Wu, Jr.

Reflections on the French revolution ( -1799) (Cont'd).
Wong, Che-tseng

Chinese-Philippine diplomatic relations 1946-1975 (Cont'd).
Hsiao Shi-ching

The significance of Emperor Hsiao-tsung's reign (1162-1189) in the history of southern Sung china: a brief review.
Gong Wei Ai

Pedantic scholars and their rotten principles: The attack on Neo-Confucian morality in eighteenth-century biji literature. Leo Tak-hung Chan

Understanding Hobbes's fourteen natural laws from the viewpoint of Chinese philosophy.
Wong Yuk

John Espey's minor heresies, major departures: a China mission boyhood. Huebner, Jon W.

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