The Sage Returns

The Sage ReturnsAn interdisciplinary exploration of the contemporary Confucian revival. Until its rejection by reformers and revolutionaries in the twentieth century, Confucianism had been central to Chinese culture, identity, and thought for centuries. Confucianism was rejected by both Nationalists under Chiang Kai shek and Mao Zedong's Communist Party, which characterized it as an ideology of reaction and repression. Yet the sage has returned: today, Chinese people

Drawing on historical texts

Ibsen tackles the corruption of local politicians

Case questions with angiograms

Budhaditya Chattopadhyay

as quality of psychical reality

mysterious

comprising over 80% of the main livestock populations

this work points out additional mythological traditions that resonate in this literature

Essential reading for social workers and lawyers alike who serve low-income people entangled in systems that so often fail them

a novel that raises more questions than answers for the reader held under its spell

self-injury

Questions addressed in the book include: was early modern sodomy the same as modern homosexuality