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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... possible that the term zhong tu in the Shi refers to a mound as the bone graph can indeed be so interpreted in terms of historical palaeogra- phy . However , in the inscriptions we have neither zhong tu nor da she t ( presumably written ...
... possible that the term zhong tu in the Shi refers to a mound as the bone graph can indeed be so interpreted in terms of historical palaeogra- phy . However , in the inscriptions we have neither zhong tu nor da she t ( presumably written ...
Page 135
... possible.65 As we saw above , in the synthesis of Riffaterre's model of how a poem is constructed and interpreted , and Raud's theory of code and supracode , there is on the one hand a tension between a mimetic reading , which ...
... possible.65 As we saw above , in the synthesis of Riffaterre's model of how a poem is constructed and interpreted , and Raud's theory of code and supracode , there is on the one hand a tension between a mimetic reading , which ...
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... possible answer is : if he relied on natural everyday observations , the point he tried to make in his argument , e.g. the stress on flexibility in military matters , would seem to be more convincing to a reader . Since the four seasons ...
... possible answer is : if he relied on natural everyday observations , the point he tried to make in his argument , e.g. the stress on flexibility in military matters , would seem to be more convincing to a reader . Since the four seasons ...
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