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Volume 33, Supplement 1, December 2006
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: CHENG, CHUNG-YING

HERMENEUTICS: PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERSTANDING AND BASIC ORIENTATIONS
pp. 3-23(21)
Author: PFISTER, LAUREN F.

TOWARD CONSTRUCTING A DIALECTICS OF HARMONIZATION: HARMONY AND CONFLICT IN CHINESE PHILOSOPHY
pp. 25-59(35)
Author: CHENG, CHUNG-YING

HERMENEUTIC EXPLORATIONS IN THE ZHUANGZI
pp. 61-79(19)
Author: WU, KUANG-MING

GADAMER AND CONFUCIUS: SOME POSSIBLE AFFINITIES
pp. 81-93(13)
Author: PALMER, RICHARD E.

A NEW HERMENEUTICAL APPROACH TO EARLY CHINESE TEXTS: THE CASE OF THE ANALECTS
pp. 95-108(14)
Author: MAKEHAM, JOHN

THREE KINDS OF CONFUCIAN SCHOLARSHIP
pp. 109-134(26)
Author: CLARK, KELLY JAMES

ON ZHU XI'S THEORY OF INTERPRETATION
pp. 135-143(9)
Authors: DERONG, PAN; QIFU, PENG

TO CATCH A THIEF: ZHU XI (1130-1200) AND THE HERMENEUTIC ART
pp. 145-159(15)
Author: BERTHRONG, JOHN H.

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