Confucian personalities.
Developed from a research conference organized by the Committee on Chinese Thought of the Association for Asian Studies.
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Stanford, Calif.,
Stanford University Press,
1962.
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| Series: | Stanford studies in the civilizations of eastern Asia.
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Table of Contents:
- Values, roles, and personalities / Arthur F. Wright
- Problems of Chinese biography / Denis Twitchett
- Yen Chih-t'ui (531-591+): a Buddho-confucian / Albert E. Dien
- T'ang literati: a composite biography / Hans H. Frankel
- Lu Chih (754-805): imperial adviser and court official / Denis Twitchett
- Feng Tao: an essay on confucian loyalty / Wang Gung-Wu
- From myth to myth: the case of Yüeh Fei's biography / Hellmut Wilhelm
- Chu Hsi's political career: a study in ambivalence / Conrad M. Schirokauer
- Yeh-lü Ch'u-ts'ai (1189-1243): Buddhist idealist and confucian statesman / Igor De Rachewiltz
- Chia Ssu-tao (1213-1275): a "bad last minister"? / Herbert Franke
- A fourteenth-century poet: Kao Ch'i / Frederick W. Mote
- Tung Ch'i-ch'ang (1555-1636): apathy in government and fervor in art / Nelson I. Wu
- K'ang Yu-wei (1858-1927): his intellectual background and early thought / Richard C. Howard
- Liao P'ing and the confucian departure from history / Joseph R. Levenson.