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The Legal Ethos of Late Imperial China: Two Neglected and Rival Legal Specialists
Po-Fang Tsai
Graduate Institute of Medical Humanities
Department of Education and Humanities in Medicine
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Arts and Humanities
Literati
100%
Late Imperial China
100%
rivals
100%
Ethos
100%
Confucianism
75%
Magistrates
75%
Taoism
50%
Administration of Justice
50%
Civil Service Examination
50%
Max WEBER
25%
imperial China
25%
Self Concept
25%
Religious Faith
25%
Professional Ethic
25%
Ethical Analysis
25%
advisers
25%
Social Sciences
Legal Procedure
100%
Confucianism
100%
China
100%
Administration of Justice
66%
Taoism
66%
Civil Service
66%
Occupational Career
33%
Religious Belief
33%
Civil Servants
33%
Self-Image
33%