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Xunzi and the Problem of Impersonal First Person Pronouns*
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 181-220
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The “Jinhou Su Bianzhong” Inscription and its Significance*
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 43-75
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FANWU LIUXING 凡物流形 (“ALL THINGS FLOW INTO FORM”) AND THE “ONE” IN THE LAOZI
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- 04 August 2015, pp. 195-232
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Representation and Appropriation: Rethinking the TLV Mirror in Han China*
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 163-215
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EARLY CHINESE MANUSCRIPT WRITINGS FOR THE NAME OF THE SAGE EMPEROR SHUN 舜, AND THE LEGACY OF WARRING STATES-PERIOD ORTHOGRAPHIC VARIATION IN EARLY CHINESE RECEIVED TEXTS
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- 12 October 2017, pp. 63-88
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THE BEGINNING OF CULTURAL MEMORY PRODUCTION IN CHINA AND THE MEMORY POLICY OF THE ZHOU ROYAL HOUSE DURING THE WESTERN ZHOU PERIOD
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- 06 December 2021, pp. 19-108
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Do Not Serve the Dead as You Serve the Living: The Lüshi chunqiu Treatises on Moderation in Burial
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 301-330
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The Quest for a Classic: Wang Yi and the Exegetical Prehistory of his Commentary to the Songs of Chu
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 111-162
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VARIETIES OF TEXTUAL VARIANTS: EVIDENCE FROM THE TSINGHUA BAMBOO-STRIP *MING XUN MANUSCRIPT
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- 18 May 2016, pp. 111-144
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THE ROLE OF QING 情 IN THE HUAINANZI'S ETHICS
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- 05 May 2015, pp. 79-107
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Could “Subtle Words” have Conveyed “Praise and Blame”? The Implications of Formal Regularity and Variation in Spring and Autumn (Chūn Qiū) Records*
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 47-111
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SINGLE- AND MULTI-PIECE MANUSCRIPTS IN EARLY IMPERIAL CHINA: ON THE BACKGROUND AND SIGNIFICANCE OF A TERMINOLOGICAL DISTINCTION
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- 31 July 2018, pp. 245-295
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RECENTLY EXCAVATED INSCRIPTIONS AND MANUSCRIPTS (2008–2018)
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- 30 September 2021, pp. 493-546
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WANG CHONG'S FATALISM
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- 05 November 2020, pp. 285-310
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Toward a Study of the Economic Views of Sang Hung-Yang
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 11-18
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Ancient Chinese Ritual Vessels: Some Observations on Technology and Style
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 247-273
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Commentary, Philosophy, and Translation: Reading Wang Bi's Commentary to the Yi Jing in a New Way*
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- 26 March 2015, pp. 221-245
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Outward Form (xing 形) and Inward Qi 氣: The “Sentimental Body” in Early Chinese Medicine
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- 08 August 2014, pp. 103-124
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HEAVY AND LIGHT BODY PARTS: THE WEIGHING METAPHOR IN EARLY CHINESE DIALOGUES*
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- 15 May 2015, pp. 55-77
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DID BABYLONIAN ASTROLOGY INFLUENCE EARLY CHINESE ASTRAL PROGNOSTICATION XING ZHAN SHU 星占術?
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- 03 July 2014, pp. 1-13
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