Philosophy, Chinese
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Names and connections
Chinese philosophy
- Narrower: Cheng (Chinese philosophy)
- Narrower: Five agents (Chinese philosophy)
- Narrower: Legalism (Chinese philosophy)
- Narrower: Moism
- Narrower: Neo-Confucianism
- Narrower: Philosophy, Confucian
- Narrower: Qi (Chinese philosophy)
- Narrower: School of logicians (Chinese philosophy)
- Narrower: Tao
- Narrower: Yin-yang
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Morton address: 867154309383587332 · morton4x16-v1
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