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Page 107
... Xunzi's " Xing'e " chapter I would argue that Xunzi instills bewilderment into his audience on purpose , and for the purpose of demon- strating concretely how raw nature can be transformed slowly into a refined cul- tured artifact ...
... Xunzi's " Xing'e " chapter I would argue that Xunzi instills bewilderment into his audience on purpose , and for the purpose of demon- strating concretely how raw nature can be transformed slowly into a refined cul- tured artifact ...
Page 109
... Xunzi's use of the word wei - its meaning changing from " falsity " to " artifact " during the course of his argu ... Xunzi proceeds figuratively by way of puzzlement , suspense and re - reading then Xunzi reciprocates by helping us ...
... Xunzi's use of the word wei - its meaning changing from " falsity " to " artifact " during the course of his argu ... Xunzi proceeds figuratively by way of puzzlement , suspense and re - reading then Xunzi reciprocates by helping us ...
Page 110
... Xunzi's statement on the transformation of human nature as a statement on the transformation of signs , Xunzi assumes a radically double stance toward tropologic manipulation : it is simultaneously and necessarily a falsification and a ...
... Xunzi's statement on the transformation of human nature as a statement on the transformation of signs , Xunzi assumes a radically double stance toward tropologic manipulation : it is simultaneously and necessarily a falsification and a ...
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