Is there no identity between erroneous thinking and existence?

Chinese Studies in Philosophy 3 (4):316 (1972)
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edition Hsi-Chung, Sun; Chang, Eugene I. (1972) "Is There No Identity Between Erroneous Thinking and Existence?". Contemporary Chinese Thought 3(4):316-323

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