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Toegye
Toegye, pen name of Yi Hwang (I Hwang), 1501-1570. A key interpreter of Chu Hsi's Neo-Confucian doctrine, known especially for his work on the distinction between *li* and *chi*.
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- Bibliography of primary and secondary sources in Eastern and Western languages.
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- Article adapted from the 1994 Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy, briefly discussing this philosopher's relation to Korean Neo-Confucianism in general.
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- A translation by Michael C. Kalton of Toegye's Ten Diagrams on Sage Learning, with commentary, index and notes. Includes images of the complete original Chinese text, and various supplementary materials.
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- An institute at Korea's Andong University, devoted to scholarship on Toegye and his disciples. Conferences and activities are noted.
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- An article from the Korea Herald by Jeremy Garlick discussing the role which Toegye and the Dosan Confucian academy have played in Korean culture.
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