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| | Filial Piety in Chinese Religion - Lantenengo.com |
 | | Filial piety was an integral part of Chinese culture and therefore was embraced by three of China's main religions: Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism. | | | Filial piety is also mentioned in Buddhist texts. | | | Because having a male heir is a core component of filial piety, a Buddhist or Daoist monk can not be a filial son. |
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| | Piety - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Piety is a desire and willingness to perform religious duties. | | | It is a traditional virtue because religion is the only known way to win the favor or forgiveness of deities, that is, to " propitiate " them. |
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| | Filial piety - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In Confucian and Buddhist thought, filial piety ( Chinese Xià o ( å)) is one of the virtues to be cultivated: a love and respect for one's parents and ancestors. |
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| | FILIAL PIETY IN MYANMAR TRADITION |
| | In Myanmar, filial piety is one of the duties that must be fulfilled by sons and daughters in a family. | | | However, the Buddha did not abandon the custom of ‘filial piety’ that had already existed in the caste system. | | | This Buddhist spirit of contract had an impact on the formation of the Myanmar family as well as on its expression of filial piety. |
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http://www.myanmar.com/gov/perspec/2002/2-2002/fil.htm
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| | FILIAL PIETY AND CHINESE CULTURE |
| | Filial Piety is a humanistic expression of an individual’s natural feeling toward his parents, without any relation to God or a spiritual authority. | | | The reason that filial piety can take the place of religion or can become established as a religion is simply that it has been naturally grown up with these three conditions. | | | The term "Hsiao" means "filial piety," and the term "Ching" means "a classic." When a book is called "ching", it is a book of noble position. |
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| | Wing Chun Kung Fu, Lineage |
| | His teaching of filial piety is a tribute of reverence to all the fathers tinder heaven; his teaching of fraternal submission is a tribute of reverence to all the elder brothers under heaven; his teaching of the duty of a subject is a tribute of reverence to all the rulers under heaven. | | | a pattern to (all within) the four seas [1]:--this is the filial piety of the Son of Heaven [2]. | | | Perfect filial piety and fraternal duty reach to (and move) the spiritual intelligences, and diffuse their light on all within the four seas; they penetrate everywhere. |
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| | Filial Piety |
| | The discrepancies between the demands of filial piety between men and women, as well as the way women were supposed to influence their husbands, are embedded throughout these two books. | | | The premise of this essay is that although the physical demands that the fulfillment of filial piety brought into women's lives differed from that of men, the principle behind this discrepancy actually benefited women as influential beings not only domestically but nationally. | | | Even in the Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Piety that we encountered in the book by Knapp, all situations occur within the house where physically limited old parents' demands get fulfilled by the son and the daughter-in-law. |
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| | Filial Piety |
| | If the fundamental assumption of traditional filial piety, atheism, were true, then Jesus could not be viewed as a model son. | | | By transcending traditional filial piety, Jesus was able to love His mother more profoundly than if He had conformed to the standards of the world. | | | If Jesus were traditionally filial pious, He would have done better as a son to have the more rich and prominent follower Joseph of Arimathea or Matthew the tax collector to take her under their care. |
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| | Free-ResearchPapers.com - Filial Piety In China |
| | At the same time, their learning of filial piety would also ingrain in them the importance of maintaining peace and harmony in the family, translating into upholding peace in harmony in society and country, as the family is the primary unit of society in Chinese culture. | | | Chinese society was built upon the doctrine of filial piety and that it is the theme in Chinese culture, influencing all aspects of Chinese lives. | | | Another reason why filial piety should be preserved is that it has been the core of Chinese societies for thousands of years, it would be equivalent to the extinction of the Chinese language if this value were allowed to just erode till it ceases to exist. |
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http://www.free-researchpapers.com/dbs/b10/sxg324.shtml
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| | TFV - Lesson 9: The Vertical Ethic Begins with Honoring Parents |
| | In the Confucian tradition, the legendary example of a filial son enduring hostile parents was the ancient Chinese King Shun. | | | In the Bible, we can compare Ham and Isaac in terms of filial piety. | | | Ham disrespected his father Noah, even after Noah's work saved the family from the flood (Gen. 9:2-25). |
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http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4459/tfv/tfv9.html
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| | Dharma Realm Buddhist Association - Dharma |
| | Those who are not filial to their parents do not have good roots, but one who is filial certainly does." (UW 115) | | | The Buddha said, "Filial compliance is a Dharma of the ultimate Way." (BNS 60) | | | Chu-hung, quoted in Renewal of Buddhism in China, p. |
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http://www.drba.org/dharma/btts/9xxentrydetail.asp?wid=109
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| | China Institute Programs for Educators |
| | In the book known in English as the Analects (from the Greek word analekta, meaning "a selection"), a collection of sayings attributed to Confucius (551-479 BCE) and his disciples, filial piety is regarded as the basis or "root" that allows society to function harmoniously. | | | Zengzi ("Master Zeng") is the disciple of Confucius most famous for being filial. | | | The twenty-four men and women described in this text were famous all over China for their filial behavior. |
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| | Gosho Index: Filial Piety |
| | Though heaven is lofty, it is no loftier than the idea of filial piety. | | | Bonten and Taishaku will descend from heaven to serve as left and right wings to you, and the gods of the earth in the four directions will support your feet, revering you as their father and mother. | | | Accordingly, the sutra states, "Because of the blessings their sons and daughters accumulate through religious practice, a great shining brightness appears, illuminating the realm of hell, and the parents [suffering in hell] are thereby able to awaken a believing mind." |
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http://etherbods.com/guidance/guidance-gosho/3-08.shtml
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| | Thematic Keynote Highlights - Filial Piety in Modern Times: Timely Adaptation and Practice Patterns |
| | In such a web, they practice filial piety, the core of which is reflected in the reasons for filial piety, including respect for parent, family harmony and filial sacrifice - the three reasons which the Americans did not cite. | | | As the above vignettes show, children practice filial piety despite living far away from their parents. | | | At home, Koreans still teach that children must revere their parents, teachers and elders, although in a less intensive manner than in the past. |
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http://www.cas.flinders.edu.au/iag/proceedings/proc0030.htm
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| | Examples of Filial Piety |
| | Since Chinese women became part of their husband's family through marriage, filial conduct for a woman meant faithfully serving her in-laws, in particular her mother-in-law, and giving birth to a son. | | | While continuing the family line was probably the most important issue for the vast majority of the Chinese, Buddhist monks and nuns were required to remain celibate. | | | After their death the eldest son was required to perform ritual sacrifices at their grave site or in the ancestral temple. |
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http://wsu.edu:8080/~wldciv/world_civ_reader/world_civ_reader_1/filial.html
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| | Filial Piety and Women’s Enlightenment: |
| | Both involve the conflict between filial piety and religious commitment, a fundamental dilemma for Chinese women, particularly for those who have not married. | | | Miaoshan-style Buddhism offers a strategy permitting women to resolve their dilemma by promoting filial piety from the individual familial dimension to the universal transcendent dimension. | | | The first public conflict of any size between women’s religious commitments and filial piety occurred in the 1996 Zhongtai Chansi Event, which lead about 200 young college students to enter the Buddhist order. |
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| | 24 Paragons Filial Piety |
| | His given name was You, and he was a most filial, devoted son. | | | Everyone thought that the boy's attitude of filial respect was most remarkable, especially for one only eight years old. | | | Confucius's disciple, Min Ziqian was foremost in filial respect. |
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http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~asia/24ParagonsFilialPiety.html
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| | Session 161 |
| | In many texts, exaggerated performances of filial piety and desire can be seen as poles of a continuum in which an idealized state of sexually pure filiality is counterpoised against sexual depravity. | | | In many examples, these extreme acts of filial devotion create abject subjects of the son; while this was clearly empowering from the mother’s perspective, my paper will question how this state of abjection was seen as positive or empowering to the male authors who wrote these fictions. | | | Filial piety was one of the moral principles these texts tried to promote, and divine power was often used to accentuate the magical tie between the generations. |
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http://www.aasianst.org/absts/2000abst/China/C-161.htm
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| | The Analects :: Book II -- Wei Chang |
| | Fan Ch'ih said, "What did you mean?" The Master replied, "That parents, when alive, be served according to propriety; that, when dead, they should be buried according to propriety; and that they should be sacrificed to according to propriety." | | | How there must be reverence in filial duty. | | | Soon after, as Fan Ch'ih was driving him, the Master told him, saying, "Mang-sun asked me what filial piety was, and I answered him, -- 'not being disobedient.'" |
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| | Loyalty, Filial Piety in Changing Times - Unification News 6/99 |
| | In the past, the idea of royalty and filial piety was a one-way relationship that demanded that subjects be loyal to the king even when he was not worthy of loyalty, and that children be dutiful to their parents even when they were not worthy of respect. | | | Download entire page and pages related to it in ZIP format | | | These are not the ways to practice filial piety. |
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| | time2time: Filial Piety |
| | I can confidently say that every religion teaches filial piety and there are thousands of ways to practise filial piety, if and only if we care to learn... | | | I am just expaining things in a matter-of-fact manner). | | | One of his main teachings is filial piety. |
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http://star_rats.blogspot.com/2005/04/filial-piety.html
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| | Session 23 |
| | The result is that daughters and only sons share a flexibility in the parent-child relationship that is not found among sons with brothers. | | | Filial Daughters, Filial Sons: Comparisons from North China | | | Filiality for most sons in Mazhuang is largely defined by the terms of the household division contract. |
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| | Table of contents for Library of Congress control number 2003024897 |
| | Filial Devotion for Women: A Buddhist Testimony from Third Century China YUET KEUNG LO 134 5. | | | Filial Daughters-In-Law: Questioning Confucian Filiality SOR-HOON TAN 419 | | | Filial Piety and "Authentic Parents" in Religious Daoism MUGITANI KUNIO 208 7. |
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| | Are They Awake on The Watchtower? |
| | For example, All Souls’ Day virtually parallels the Buddhist festival of ‘Ullambana,’ a day set aside for ‘the expression of filial piety to deceased ancestors and the release of spirits from bondage to this world.’" The New Encyclopedia Britannica is cited as the source of the last quotation. | | | Superimposed is the question, "What Traditions Please God?" Apparently not something like All Souls’ Day, which "seems strange or even bizarre to an outside observer." And well it might, since we’re told that it and many other "religious traditions are plainly derived from, or at least [are] astonishingly similar to, non-Christian religious rites. | | | The (again) anonymous author asks, "Are followers of such traditions really worshipping in truth?" He refers the reader to John 4:23, "The true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth." |
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http://www.catholic.com/library/Are_They_Awake_on_the_Watchtower.asp
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| | Filial Respect: Honoring Father and Mother |
| | Honor your father and your mother, that you may long endure on the land that the Lord your God is assigning to you. | | | saying, "Mang-sun asked me what filial piety was, and I answered | | | "The Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Respect: Their Stories and Verses In Praise" translated by Dharma Master Heng Sure |
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| | Filial Piety -- Practice and Discourse in Contemporary East Asia -- Charlotte Ikels |
| | Filial Piety in Contemporary Urban Southeast Korea: Practices and Discourses, by Clark Sorensen and Sung-Chul Kim | | | The Transformation of Filial Piety in Contemporary South Korea, by Roger L. Janelli and Dawnhee Yim | | | Filial Piety -- Practice and Discourse in Contemporary East Asia -- Charlotte Ikels |
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| | Filial Piety |
| | Though this inspires daughters to honor their parents in Chinese society, it has the double effect on sons because it tells them that if daughters can show filial piety by such an act then so must sons. | | | Hwa Mulan is a tale about a dutiful daughter who fights in a war in place of her father. |
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http://www.libarts.ucok.edu/english/faculty/stein/asian/lectures/filial_piety/mulan.htm
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| | yankthechain.com - On Filial Piety and the Modern World |
| | The weaker position that filial piety is important to Confucianism is made manifest in the acknowledgement that to claim filial piety is central to Confucian philosophy is a complex value judgment upon which there are reasonable and opposite arguments, which are entirely beyond the scope of this paper. | | | However, when Confucius speaks of filial piety, given the emphasis he places on his own culture, he is referring to the specific family relationships that were the norm in China c. | | | Applying this to Confucius’ definition of filial piety then, the important distinction becomes clear. |
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| | Twenty-Four Filial Exemplars (Introduction) |
| | Both articles derive from a 1986 conference on the Psychodynamics of the Confucian family, held in Korea under the auspices and gracious hostmanship of the International Cultural Society of Korea. | | | He was apparently much known for his filial piety, and took the occasion of the death of his father to publish the tales we read here, recounting the feats of filial children --nearly all male-- towards their parents --mostly aged mothers-- from the age of the primordial Emperor Shùn | | | 1986 Folk filial piety in Taiwan: the twenty-four filial exemplars. |
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| | Learn Essays about Filial piety |
| | Nowadays, however, filial piety has taken a new stand. | | | I am here to uphold my stand about filial piety. | | | Moreover, if one views taking care of parents as a form of repayment for their earlier love, then he is taking a very materialistic and parochial idea of filial piety. |
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http://www.learnessays.com/show_essay/167469.html
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| | I Love GOD : Confucianism |
| | Though not organized as a religion, it has deeply influenced East Asian spiritual and political life in a comparable manner. | | | The core idea is ren ("humaneness," "benevolence"), signifying excellent character in accord with li (ritual norms), zhong (loyalty to one's true nature), shu (reciprocity), and xiao (filial piety). |
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| | filial piety: Information From Answers.com |
| | filial piety is mentioned in the following topics: | | | In Confucian thought, filial piety ( Chinese Xià o ( 孝)) is one of the virtues to be cultivated: a love and respect for one's parents and ancestors. | | | It may not have been reviewed by professional editors (see full disclaimer) |
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| | Filial Piety at the Dawn by Happy Family: Reviews |
| | Filial Piety at the Dawn by Happy Family: Reviews | | | Happy Family : Albums : Toscco : Filial Piety at the Dawn : Reviews | | | Become a member of MP3.com and write a review. |
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| | City of Filial piety, Su-Won |
| | The festival name is festival of filial piety. | | | It is a street parade, many foods and select Jeong-Jo (He is King of ancient kingdom, Cho-Sun). | | | And Su-Won was called city of filial piety. |
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| | TopicText |
| | Few of those who are filial sons and respectful brothers will show disrespect to superiors, and there has never been a man who is respectful to superiors and yet creates disorder. | | | Respect for one's parents, filial piety, is considered the most fundamental of the Confucian values, the root of all others. | | | Filial piety and brotherly respect are the root of humanity.1 |
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http://www.columbia.edu/itc/eacp/asiasite/topics/CTeaching/Piety/Text.htm
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| | eTaiwanNews.com/President Chen Shui-bian honors models of filial piety |
| | The 16-year-old Chiu was one of the seven honored recipients of this year's filial piety award. | | | Chen said his father didn't live long enough to see his son elected president. | | | The president lauded the establishment of the prize to honor the models of filial piety, saying that filial piety can improve harmony in society. |
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http://www.etaiwannews.com/Taiwan/2003/12/29/1072662954.htm
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| | Filial Piety |
| | It is in the interest of the individual to practice filial piety, and to encourage it in his children. | | | One of the fundamental building blocks of most ancient civilizations was filial piety. | | | This is an interesting question, and one, which requires much thought. |
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| | A Preliminary Survey on the Cadets’ Moral Reasoning and Attitudes toward Authoritarianism, Collectivism, and Filial ... |
| | In general, the dimensions such as authoritarianism, collectivism, and filial piety are all a positive attitudes for being a good soldier in the Chain of Command, however we also note that these positive characters might be negative for moral judgment. | | | Chang, S. (1993), A Comparison of attitudes toward filial piety, collectivism, and authoritarianism of university students in Mainland China and Taiwan, unpublished doctoral dissertation, The Pennsylvania State University, USA. | | | This work is supported by the National Science Council Taiwan, under the contract NSC 89-2516-S-012-001. |
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| | Filial Piety |
| | Although filial piety is such a dominant ideology in the Chinese culture, it often seems absent from American society. | | | Well, the Chinese, along with most other Asian cultures, are quite familiar with this concept, and for centuries, have lived by it. | | | Filial piety is an expression which everyone should know, yet it is not a common American phrase. |
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| | In Chinese society, the concept of filial piety is also the socialization foundation and guides the pattern of intergenerational communication for centuries. | | | Up until now, very few nursing professionals present the definition of filial piety and little is known about how filial duty has been newly defined and practiced in Chinese society The purpose of this study was to examine and analyze the concept of filial piety and to reflect its updated meaning in current society. | | | Since the concept of individualization replaced devotion for elders recently, some of the traditional filial duties such as extreme obedience and living together were not recognized as adequate obligation in current society. |
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| | Buddhist Scriptures: The Filial Piety Sutra |
| | The Buddha told Ananda, "If a person is not filial, when his life ends and his body decays, he will fall into, the great Avici Hell. | | | This situation may be so extreme that if their parents show even the slightest signs of displeasure, the daughters become hateful and vengeful toward them. | | | "It may be the case that daughters were quite filial to their parents before their own marriages, but they may become progressively rebellious after they marry. |
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http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/filial-sutra.htm
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| | :::::Welcome to Cyber-Experience Hall of Loyalty and Filial Piety ::::: |
| | This is just the very reason why we have been trying to find the soul of Chungnam. | | | They were also fair spirited and lived with lofty principles. | | | As Chungcheongnam-do has been known as a town of 'fresh wind and a bright moon' since early days, it has been an ideal place to live. |
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| | Filial piety - Encyclopedia (directory) |
| | In general terms, filial piety means obedience to one's parents during their lifetime and--as they grew older--taking the best possible care of them. | | | In Confucian thought, filial piety (Xiào(孝)) is one of the virtues to be cultivated, a love and respect for one's parents and ancestors. |
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| | Taipei Times - archives |
| | The Harmony and Filial Piety Cultural Education Foundation (©M¿Ó§µ®¤å±Ð°òª÷·) yesterday celebrated the 34 winners of its 17th annual Filial Piety awards during a ceremony in Taipei's Da-an district. | | | Awards were given to people who were deemed to be extraordinary examples of filial piety by the foundation's board of directors and representatives from the Ministry of the Interior and the Da-an district administrative office. | | | The winners in the adult, high school, junior high school and primary school categories were chosen out of 135 nominated candidates from various schools and social organizations nationwide. |
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| | Kanji matches for "loyalty and filial piety" (Ideogear) |
| | These are combination matches, in which two kanji are combined to create one meaning, for the concept loyalty and filial piety. | | | The following matches were found for the concept loyalty and filial piety : | | | They can give you a better idea of what each kanji means. |
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| | Island of Freedom - The Tao |
| | And men will rediscover filial piety and love. | | | With an open mind, you will be openhearted. | | | Give up learning, and put an end to your troubles. |
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| | U of M Library Name Resolver Service |
| | Title: The Book of Filial Piety - Calligraphy and Painting | | | Subject: The Book of Filial Piety - Calligraphy and Painting; Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) | | | Bibliographic information is provided to confirm the link. |
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| | BookkooB: Li Kung-Lin's "Classic of Filial Piety" - Richard M. Barnhart |
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