TIAN REN HE YI (THE HARMONIOUS ONENESS OF THE UNIVERSE AND MAN): A REVIEW OF STEVEN HEINE'S OPENING A MOUNTAIN—KŌAN OF THE ZEN MASTERS1

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Journal of Chinese Philosophy

Volume 33 Issue 1, Pages 175 - 182

Published Online: 21 Feb 2006

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TIAN REN HE YI (THE HARMONIOUS ONENESS OF THE UNIVERSE AND MAN): A REVIEW OF STEVEN HEINE'S OPENING A MOUNTAIN—KŌAN OF THE ZEN MASTERS¹

LINYU GU ¹

¹ UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
Honolulu, Hawaii

LINYU GU, Ph.D., managing editor, Journal of Chinese Philosophy, University of Hawaii at Manoa. Specialties: Chinese philosophy, modern Japanese thought, Alfred N. Whitehead. E-mail: linyu@hawaii.edu