Religious and Ethical Conception of Xiao-Filiality in Pre-Imperial China
Xiao-filiality is the most fundamental concept in the Chinese intellectual-cultural tradition. It represents not only family values but also religious, political and ethical ideologies. The conception of xiao, which originally denoted the meanings of presenting offerings to deceased ancestors and in...
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2024
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