Way, Learning, and Politics Professor Ruey-An Doong

Way, Learning, and Politics Professor Ruey-An DoongThe emergence of New Confucian Humanism as a major intellectual and spiritual tradition in the Chinese cultural area since the Second World War is a phenomenon vitally important and intriguing to students of history, philosophy, and religion. The Confucian vision, rooted in the Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Japanese civilizations, has been sustained through more than two millennia of constant social change and holds special meaning for both

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The first book to explore the relationship between literary modernism and the British Empire

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state supreme courts have received much less scholarly attention than the United States Supreme Court

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