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A. Albert,A. Assmann,A. K. Assmannthe emergence and development of Neo-Confucianism in China, introducing the principal thinkers, Zhu Xi, Lu Xiangshan (隆象山1139–92), and Wang Yangming (王陽(yáng)明1472–1528), who would define the philosophical views that framed Emerson’s reception in Japan, as well as the more in-depth comparison of Emerson and Zhu Xi in subsequent chapters.

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Clark A. Rosen,C. Blake Simpsonof the self. The third section addresses the means and context of self-development for Zhu and Emerson, comparing Zhu’s conception of “subduing the self and the returning to propriety” with Emerson’s “Self-reliance,” as well as the philosophers’ respective understandings of freedom and fate.

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The Fundamental Principle and Generation of the Universe, regard to their each positing a divine principle governing both the natural and ethical realms and the generative process of the universe, as well as differences deriving from their respective source traditions concerning the relation of that principle to manifest reality.