Contains the keyword self-cultivation


Hwang, K. - K., & Chang J. (2009). Self-Cultivation: Culturally Sensitive Psychotherapies in Confucian Societies. The Counseling Psychologist. 37(7), 1010 - 1032. Abstract
Liu, S. F. (2006). Between self-cultivation and the monastic code: - Tea and medicinal soup in Tang and Song monastic life. BULLETIN - OF - THE - INSTITUTE - OF - HISTORY - AND - PHILOLOGY - ACADEMIA - SINICA. 77, 357. Abstract

Liu, S. F. (2006). Between self-cultivation and the monastic code: - Tea and medicinal soup in Tang and Song monastic life. BULLETIN - OF - THE - INSTITUTE - OF - HISTORY - AND - PHILOLOGY - ACADEMIA - SINICA. 77, 357. Abstract

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