The Chinese mind

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Honolulu,: East-West Center Press (1967)
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Abstract

"An outstanding document depicting with depth of feeling and intellectual brilliance the very soul of China." --Journal of Asian Studies.

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1977, 1978

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B125.E25

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0824800753   9780824800758   9780824843052

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10.1515/9780824843052

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Introduction: the humanistic Chinese mind.  (pages 1--10)Charles A. Moore
The basis of social, ethical, and spiritual values in Chinese philosophy.  (pages 149--166)Y. P. Mei
The Individual in Japanese Ethics.  (pages 228-244)Furukawa Tesshi
The Individual in Chinese Religions.  (pages 286--307)Chan Wing-Tsit
The individual in Chinese religions.  (pages 286)Chan Wing-Tsit
The status of the individual in Chinese ethics.  (pages 307--322)Yu-wei Hsieh
The status of the individual in Chinese social thought and practice.  (pages 323--339)Y. P. Mei
The Individual in Political and Legal Tradition.  (pages 346)J. C. H. Wu

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