Ironies of oneness and difference: coherence in early Chinese thought: prolegomena to the study of li 理

by Brook Ziporyn · 3 reviews · 2013–2015

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
Kai Marchal	Philosophy East and West	2015-07-01	—
Steve Coutinho	Frontiers of Philosophy in China	2014-09-00	Restricted
Paul R. Goldin	International Journal for Philosophy of Religion	2013-08-00	Restricted

Non-Western & Comparative Philosophy of Religion & Theology

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