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141. "Xujing" Aesthetics Research In "Shi Shuo Xin Yu"
142. Investing in oneself: How closeness to one's future self impacts intertemporal choice
143. A sphere by oneself: Hawthorne and self-reliance
144. Opening oneself to an other: Sartre's and Levinas' phenomenological ethics
145. Relationship-contingent self-esteem and implicit attitudes: Associations between implicit attitudes toward oneself, one's partner, and one's relationship
146. Writing oneself into existence: Four literary artists and their perspectives on exile
147. The Dispute or the Conciliation of 'Theory Theory' and 'Simulation Theory'? An Investigation of the Relation between Pretend Play and Theory of Mind in Preschoolers
148. Can you see me? Identity and invisibility in the life-long learning process. A focus on oneself and another in the United States and Southeast Asia
149. Writing Oneself as a Writer: Intellectual Identity and Moral Agency in Contemporary Chinese Novels
150. Seeing the green-eyed monster? The effects of perceiving oneself to be the target of envy
151. Research On Wang Yangming's Thought Of Responsibility
152. A Study Of Filial Piety In "Guangshu Zhiyao"
153. A Discussion On The Significance Of Folk Music Teaching In Ordinary School Music Curriculum
154. Personal Narrative In Graffiti ——The Influence Of Rose Wylie’s Painting On My Works
155. Reflections And Practices On Serial Oil Painting Creation Of Loneliness
156. From "Fetishism" To "Self Love":A Report On The Creation Of Japanese Urban Female Portrait Photography
157. Research On The Ethical Implication Of "The Imperial Edicts About Criticizing Oneself" In Han Dynasty
158. Keeping Oneself Clear:"The Doctrine Of The Mean" Quoting "The Book Of Songs" Is "Clear And Wise,in Order To Protect Oneself" Connotation Research
159. The Narrative Writing About The Family Of "Post-80s" Writers
160. The Teaching Design Of Chinese Comprehensive Course "The Best Doctor Is Oneself" Under Individualism Learning Theory
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