“The soul can never remain a vacuum”: The Chinese Reception of A. J. Heschel

The European Legacy:1-7 (forthcoming)
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In this essay I discuss Abraham Joshua Heschel’s influence in the Chinese-reading world by focusing on the growing list of publications about, and translations of, his works in Chinese. By examinin...

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10.1080/10848770.2024.2322285

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Die Prophetie.Abraham Heschel - 1937 - Philosophical Review 46:556.

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