Lost Soul Confucianism in Contemporary Chinese Academic Discourse

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Author: John Makeham
Published Date: 31 Mar 2008
Publisher: Harvard University, Asia Center
Language: English
Format: Hardback::475 pages
ISBN10: 0674028112
ISBN13: 9780674028111
Publication City/Country: Cambridge, United States
File name: Lost-Soul-Confucianism-in-Contemporary-Chinese-Academic-Discourse.pdf
Dimension: 166x 237x 31.75mm::706g
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