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A Comparison of the Genesis of the Research into the Chan School by Hu Shi, Suzuki Daisetsu, and Yinshun
In History of the Development of Chinese Chan Thought. Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore. pp. 615-623 (2023)
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As is well known, Hu Shi was a master of Chinese studies who venerated positivism and had a fresh, modern consciousness. Positivism demands “respecting the facts and respecting evidence,” all requiring “the provision of evidence.”Other Versions
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