Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution

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Li, Qiuqi
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2025
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Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia
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Cosmopolitanism
Desirableness
Confucianism
Universal principles
Communicative action
Cosmopolitismo
Deseabilidad
Confucianismo
Principios universales
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title Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution
spellingShingle Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution
Cosmopolitanism
Desirableness
Confucianism
Universal principles
Communicative action
Cosmopolitismo
Deseabilidad
Confucianismo
Principios universales
title_short Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution
title_full Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution
title_fullStr Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution
title_full_unstemmed Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution
title_sort Constructing a Desirable Theory of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: The Difficulties and a Solution
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Desirableness
Confucianism
Universal principles
Communicative action
Cosmopolitismo
Deseabilidad
Confucianismo
Principios universales
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Desirableness
Confucianism
Universal principles
Communicative action
Cosmopolitismo
Deseabilidad
Confucianismo
Principios universales
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