Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))The Museum, 2004 - China "Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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... Mohist context . This impression is fur- ther confirmed by a Mohist - Yangist dialogue on “ benefit ” from Liezi 7 , partially quoted below , in which Graham has argued that the translation has to be “ corrected " in exactly this sense ...
... Mohist context . This impression is fur- ther confirmed by a Mohist - Yangist dialogue on “ benefit ” from Liezi 7 , partially quoted below , in which Graham has argued that the translation has to be “ corrected " in exactly this sense ...
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... Mohist mode . The distortion of the Yang- ist view into an antithetical position within the Mohist frame of thought becomes clearly visible in a dialogue from Liezi 17 that Graham considers representative of the historical Yang Zhu.63 ...
... Mohist mode . The distortion of the Yang- ist view into an antithetical position within the Mohist frame of thought becomes clearly visible in a dialogue from Liezi 17 that Graham considers representative of the historical Yang Zhu.63 ...
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... Mohist expression “ honor men of worth and use the capable . " By going one step further , the Mohist element in this text has thus also deepened and thereby come closer to the Yangist element , which promotes a certain attitude or ...
... Mohist expression “ honor men of worth and use the capable . " By going one step further , the Mohist element in this text has thus also deepened and thereby come closer to the Yangist element , which promotes a certain attitude or ...
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