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Taoism, Confucianism, and Shintoism

Various Authors

  • 49 pages
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A compact comparison of three East Asian traditions, with the Taoist section covering the Tao, Yin and Yang, the deities and temple practice. Built as a slide presentation, so the key points are quick to scan.

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