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Volume 29, Number 2, June 2002
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On The Metaphysical Significance Of Ti (Body-Embodiment) In Chinese Philosophy: Benti (Origin-Substance) And Ti-Yong (Substance And Function)
pp. 145-161(17)
Author: Cheng, Chung-Ying

On The Ethical Significance Of The Ti-Yong Distinction
pp. 163-170(8)
Author: Cua, Antonio S.

Self And (In)Finitude: Embodiment And The Other
pp. 171-191(21)
Author: Fleming, Jess

Descartes And Mencius On Self And Community
pp. 193-205(13)
Author: Wee, Cecilia

Mencius, Emotion, And Autonomy
pp. 207-226(20)
Author: Perkins, Franklin

Action, Emotion, And Inference In Mencius
pp. 227-249(23)
Author: Im, Manyul

Autonomy And The Confucian Moral Person
pp. 251-268(18)
Author: Yunping, Wang

Reason And Feeling: Confucianism And Contractualism
pp. 269-283(15)
Author: Chen, Xunwu

On The Idea Of A New History Of Chinese Philosophy
pp. 285-289(5)
Author: Kuijper, Hans

BOOK REVIEWS
pp. 291-306(16)

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