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Spontaneous thought and early Chinese ideas of ‘non-action’ and ‘emotion’
Asian Philosophy 29 (3):177-200 (2019)
Abstract
ABSTRACTThe early Chinese idea of non-action refers not to spontaneity, as has been argued, but to a relation between agency and spontaneity. Non-action needs to be seen in connection with the idea...My notes
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