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filial in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Filial may
refer to:
Filial church, a
Roman Catholic church to
which is
annexed the cure of souls, but...
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Filial mourning (simplified Chinese: 丁忧;
traditional Chinese: 丁憂; pinyin: dīngyōu)
refers to a
bureaucratic norm,
practiced since the Han dynasty, whereby...
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Filial cannibalism occurs when an
adult individual of a
species consumes all or part of the
young of its own
species or
immediate offspring.
Filial cannibalism...
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filial church, in the
Roman Catholic Church, is a
church to
which is
annexed the cure of souls, but
which remains dependent on
another church. The term...
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Filial responsibility laws (
filial support laws,
filial piety laws) are laws in the
United States that
impose a duty,
usually upon
adult children, for...
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Filial therapy is a type of
psychotherapy designed to
treat emotional and
behavioral difficulties in children; it was
formulated by
Bernard Gurney in 1964...
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Filial Party (Chinese: 我是孝子) is a 2014
Singaporean comedy-drama film
directed by
Boris Boo,
starring Christopher Lee, Mark Lee, Ann Kok and
Hayley Woo...
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classic of
Filial Piety, also
known by its
Chinese name as the Xiaojing, is a
Confucian classic treatise giving advice on
filial piety: that is, how...
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about and
translating Buddhist doctrines and
narratives that
supported filiality,
comparing them to
Confucianism and
thereby defending Buddhism and its...
