For the first time this study presents and analyzes the early work of the major Chinese philosopher Mou Zongsan (19091995). After introducing the contexts in which his thought arose, the book presents aspects of his work on logic, including his ideas on the relationship between logic, perception, and knowledge. The insightful character of Mou's texts make the book worthwhile reading.

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Rafael Suter, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland.