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... royal hunt , as a form of dangerous leisure , served as an intentionally conspicu- ous , grandiose risk - taking , simultaneously used to build and cultivate an image of control and physically incorporating the surrounding wilderness ...
... royal hunt , as a form of dangerous leisure , served as an intentionally conspicu- ous , grandiose risk - taking , simultaneously used to build and cultivate an image of control and physically incorporating the surrounding wilderness ...
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... royal hunt that have been proposed . 4. Some important earlier interpretations of the Shang royal hunt 4.1 The hunt as a luxury sport or leisure activity The view that the hunting expedition of the Shang kings mainly was a luxury sport ...
... royal hunt that have been proposed . 4. Some important earlier interpretations of the Shang royal hunt 4.1 The hunt as a luxury sport or leisure activity The view that the hunting expedition of the Shang kings mainly was a luxury sport ...
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... royal hunt should be regarded as one highly important aspect . It is perhaps as a valuable window on the changes in the relation- ship between human society and the larger natural world within the larger processes of state formation ...
... royal hunt should be regarded as one highly important aspect . It is perhaps as a valuable window on the changes in the relation- ship between human society and the larger natural world within the larger processes of state formation ...
Contents
Reconsidering the Correlative Cosmology of Early China | 5 |
Correlative Cosmology and its Histories | 13 |
Violent Misreadings The Hermeneutics of Cosmology | 29 |
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