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Letters | Turn to the I Ching to build character, not to look into the future
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How to Become a Moral Leader? — Insight from the Great Learning
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Leadership in Confucianism
Discussion about Golden Rule in Confucianism, Daoism and Christianity
Understanding Leadership B and D Models in Xunzi
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Mencius <<孟子>>
Neo-Confucianism II: Wang Yangming 王陽明
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Discussion about Golden Rule in Confucianism, Daoism and Christianity
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Laozi on Dao and Language
Laozi: What is Dao?
Zhuangzi on Skepticism and Relativism
Zhuangzi on being useless, life and death
Zhuangzi on Freedom
Laozi on Self-cultivation, Social Ills and its solution
The Science of Wu Wei (Abstract)
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Understanding Leadership through Legalist School of Chinese Philosophy (Abstract)
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The Art of War: Sun Tzu’s Nine Situations in Corporate Leadership
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What is a leader?
Understanding Leadership through Legalist School of Chinese Philosophy (Abstract)
Understanding Leadership B and D Models in Xunzi
Leadership in Confucianism
The Art of War: Sun Tzu’s Nine Situations in Corporate Leadership
How to Become a Moral Leader? — Insight from the Great Learning
Leadership Lessons in the Yijing
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The Art of War: Sun Tzu’s Nine Situations in Corporate Leadership
Presented by
Ishaan Mohindra
