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劉 論 1. Liu, Shu-hsien (1966). A Critical Study of Paul Tillich’s Methodological Presuppositions . (PH. D. Dissertation). Southern Illinois University. 論 1. Liu, Shu-hsien (Oct. 1969). “Hsiung Shih-lis Theory of Causation.” Philosophy East and West vol. xix, no. 4 : 399-407. 2. (1971). “The Contemporary Development of a Neo-Confucian Epistemology” Inquiry vol. xiv : 19-40. 3. (Apr. 1971). “The Religious Import of Confucian Philosophy: Its Traditional Outlook and Contemporary Significance.” Philosophy East and West vol. xxi, no. 2 : 157-175. 4. (Jan. 1972). “The Confucian Approach to the Problem of Transcendence and Immanence.” Philosophy East and West vol. xxii, no. 1 : 45-52. 5. (Oct. 1972). “A Philosophic Analysis of the Confucian Approach to Ethics.” Philosophy East and West vol. xxii, no. 4 : 417-425. 6. (Apr. 1974). “Time and Temporality: The Chinese Perspective.” Philosophy East and West vol. xxiv, no. 2 : 145-152. 7. (Jun.-Sep. 1974). “The Use of Analogy and Symbolism in Traditional Chinese Philosophy.” Journal of Chinese Philosophy vol. i, no. 3/4 : 313-338. 8. T´ang, Chün-i. Liu, Shu-hsien Trans. (Summer. 1974). “Philosophical Consciousness, Scientific Consciousness, and Moral Reason.” Chinese Studies in Philosophy vol. v, no. 4 : 72-109. 9. Liu, Shu-hsien (1977). “The Function of Ideas of Unity and Reason as Driving Forces and Criteria for Human Culture.” The Search for Absolute Values: Harmony among the Sciences vol. i : 161-165. 10. (Jun. 1978). “The Function of the Mind in Chu Hsis Philosophy.” Journal of Chinese hilosophy vol. v, no. 2 : 195-208. 11. Li