“Spewing jade and spitting pearls”:1 li zhi's ethics of genuineness

Journal of Chinese Philosophy 38 (s1):114-132 (2011)
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reprint Lee, Pauline C. (2011) "“Spewing Jade and Spitting Pearls”: Li Zhi’s Ethics of Genuineness". Journal of Chinese Philosophy 38(5):114-132

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