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Huang Zongxi

1610–1695

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Huang Zongxi (1610–1695) was a Chinese philosopher, historian, and political theorist of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. A leading figure in the revival of Confucian thought, he is best known for his critique of autocratic rule in 'Waiting for the Dawn' and his pioneering work in intellectual history, 'The Records of Ming Scholars.'

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Waiting for the Dawn: A Plan for the Prince (Mingyi Daifang Lu)
The Records of Ming Scholars (Mingru Xue'an)
The Records of Song and Yuan Scholars (Song-Yuan Xue'an)
The Case of the Eastern Grove Academy (Donglin Shuyuan Ji)
A Critique of the Legalist Tradition

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