A Homeless Dog: Li Ling's Understanding of Confucius: Editor's Introduction

Contemporary Chinese Thought 41 (2):3-11 (2010)
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This issue features translations of the preface, introduction, and six selected chapters from Li Ling's The Real Confucius Is Only Revealed by Stripping Away His Sagehood: Cross-Reading the Analects, a follow-up to his controversial 2007 book A Homeless Dog: My Reading of the Analects.

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