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Works by Steve S. K. Chin
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- Changes in the meaning of the term 'the people' (jen-min) — an example of conceptual revolution as reflected in semantic evolution.Steve S. K. Chin - 1972 - Studies in East European Thought 12 (2):124-148.Analysis of the use of the key term the people shows that it has varied both semantically and syntactically along the time-line of the evolution of the CPC.
- Changes in the meaning of the term?the people? ? An example of conceptual revolution as reflected in semantic evolution.Steve S. K. Chin - 1972 - Studies in Soviet Thought 12 (2):124-148.Analysis of the use of the key term 'the people' shows that it has varied both semantically and syntactically along the time-line of the evolution of the CPC.
- Identity and contradiction.Steve S. K. Chin - 1970 - Studies in East European Thought 10 (3):227-254.
- Identity and contradiction.Steve S. K. Chin - 1970 - Studies in Soviet Thought 10 (3):227-254.No categories
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