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The Polarization of the Concepts Si (Private Interest) and Gong (Public Interest) in Early Chinese Thought

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Erica Brindley
Page Number：
26.2：1-31
Date：
2013
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Erica Brindley, “The Polarization of the Concepts Si (Private Interest) and Gong (Public Interest) in Early Chinese Thought,” Asia Major 26 (2013): 1-31.

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Brindley, Erica

2013　“The Polarization of the Concepts Si (Private Interest) and Gong (Public Interest) in Early Chinese Thought.” Asia Major 26: 1-31.

Brindley, Erica. (2013). The Polarization of the Concepts Si (Private Interest) and Gong (Public Interest) in Early Chinese Thought. Asia Major, 26, 1-31.

Brindley, Erica. “The Polarization of the Concepts Si (Private Interest) and Gong (Public Interest) in Early Chinese Thought.” Asia Major, no. 26 (2013): 1-31.

Brindley, Erica. “The Polarization of the Concepts Si (Private Interest) and Gong (Public Interest) in Early Chinese Thought.” Asia Major, no. 26, 2013, pp. 1-31.

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