The phenomenology of shame: a clarification in light of max Scheler and Confucianism

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The phenomenology of shame: a clarification in light of Max Scheler and Confucianism Yinghua Lu Continental Philosophy Review 2018 This paper will investigate the phenomenology of shame with referring to Max... https://t.co/9Q2qoD8uVO

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