Deviations from the Way, Failures of Virtue: Emotions in Early Daoist Thought

In Douglas L. Cairns & Curie Virág (eds.), In the mind, in the body, in the world: emotions in early China and ancient Greece. New York, NY: Oxford University Press (2023)
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