Taiwanese Confucianism: Guest Editor's Introduction

Contemporary Chinese Thought 41 (1):3-9 (2009)
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This collection demonstrates not only that any Confucianism is localized and historical, but also that any of these historical and localized forms of Confucianism is pregnant with ideas that have significant implications beyond its own location and time.

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