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confucian legal system. The view point of its punishment was to educate and prevent crime. The sympathy of criminal penalty(恤刑) was the principle of the criminal policy. The legal procedure was processed in order not to disturb the people\'s work as possible. Nevertheless the legal system in the C
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Most Confucian books were indeed destroyed; but some copies survived the holocaust, and a few years later, after the dynasty founded by the \"First Emperor\" had fallen, Confucianism re-emeraged.
대부분의 공자의 서적은 정말로 소실되었으나 몇몇은 이러한 전시소각 가운데서도
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Confucian Welfare State
Hong, Kyung-Zoon
(Chonbuk Univ. Social Welfare)
The purpose of this study is to classify welfare regimes using the method of qualitative comparative analysis(QCA). By formalizing the logic of qualitative analysis, QCA makes it possible to bring the logic and empirical intensi
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Eckert, Carter. 1991. Offspring of Empire: The Kochiang Kims and the Colonial Origins of Korean Enterprise, 191
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