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Adapting: A Chinese Philosophy of ActionValmisa, Mercedes, Adapting: A Chinese Philosophy of Action, Oxford University Press, 2021, pp. xi + 210, £47.99 (hardback) [Book Review]
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 102 (1):244-244 (2024)
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In her creative new book, Mercedes Valmisa proposes that, in Chinese philosophy, efficacious agency should be understood as involving ‘adapting’ (yin因). She introduces a distinctive relational noti...My notes
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