Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))The Museum, 1960 - 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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... claim that " the Chinese " have never had , or paid attention to , the common and presumably cross - cultural experi- ence of being duped by a thing , person or situation that is not what it appears to be ( a claim invalidated already ...
... claim that " the Chinese " have never had , or paid attention to , the common and presumably cross - cultural experi- ence of being duped by a thing , person or situation that is not what it appears to be ( a claim invalidated already ...
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... claim that " Les Chinois ignorent l'expérience sceptique du bâton trempé dans l'eau et qui paraît cassé . ” If we interpret ignorent as “ ignore , disregard " rather than as " be unaware of " Jullien's claim makes perfect sense , in ...
... claim that " Les Chinois ignorent l'expérience sceptique du bâton trempé dans l'eau et qui paraît cassé . ” If we interpret ignorent as “ ignore , disregard " rather than as " be unaware of " Jullien's claim makes perfect sense , in ...
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... claim that " the Chinese " did not care to distinguish between appearance and actuality correct ? Or is that claim wrong ? That fact that one may answer " Yes , undoubtedly so " to both questions would suggest , as I will argue ...
... claim that " the Chinese " did not care to distinguish between appearance and actuality correct ? Or is that claim wrong ? That fact that one may answer " Yes , undoubtedly so " to both questions would suggest , as I will argue ...
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