Knowing Men, Fathoming States in Early China
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Knowing Men, Fathoming States in Early China

by Ralph D. Sawyer

History Philosophy
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Ralph D. Sawyer examines how people and political states were understood in early China. With its focus on judgment, knowledge, governance, and historical interpretation, this work offers readers a concentrated study of ideas surrounding individuals and states in an important period of Chinese history.

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Knowing Men, Fathoming States in Early China examines ideas about understanding individuals and interpreting political states in early Chinese history.

Ralph D. Sawyer presents a focused study of human judgment, political knowledge, and the challenges of comprehending societies and governments.

The book will interest readers seeking historical and philosophical perspectives on early China and its approaches to people and statecraft.

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