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April 1, 1978Philosophy East and West

Sinological Torque: The Influence of Cultural Preoccupations on Seventeenth-Century Missionary Interpretations of Confucianism

David E. Mungello

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David E. Mungello, Sinological Torque: The Influence of Cultural Preoccupations on Seventeenth-Century Missionary Interpretations of Confucianism, Philosophy East and West, Vol. 28, No. 2, Sinological Torque (Apr., 1978), pp. 123-141

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