Legalism versus confucianism: A philosophical appraisal

Journal of Chinese Philosophy 8 (3):271-302 (1981)
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Why is Hsün Tzu Called A Legalist?T'ang Hsiao-Wen - 1976 - Contemporary Chinese Thought 8 (1):21-35.

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