A Comparison Between Confucian and Christian Concepts of Love in Ethics

In Melville Y. Stewart & Chih-kʻang Chang, The Symposium of Chinese-American Philosophy and Religious Studies. San Francisco: International Scholars Publications. pp. 1--245 (1998)
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