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Human nature, ritual, and history: studies in Xunzi and Chinese philosophy
Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press (2005)
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In this volume, distinguished philosopher Antonio S. Cua offers a collection of original studies on Xunzi, a leading classical Confucian thinker, and on other ...
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