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It is not that a stick immersed in water did not appear broken in ancient China ,
but that “ the Chinese ” ignored the experience of the appearance of the broken
rod because they were not philosophically or linguistically predisposed to
defining ...
It is not that a stick immersed in water did not appear broken in ancient China ,
but that “ the Chinese ” ignored the experience of the appearance of the broken
rod because they were not philosophically or linguistically predisposed to
defining ...
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But by turning to the Chinese tradition itself , or , rather , to one of the many
heterogeneous parts of which it is composed , can we confirm , reject or modify
these statements ? Is the claim that “ the Chinese ” did not care to distinguish
between ...
But by turning to the Chinese tradition itself , or , rather , to one of the many
heterogeneous parts of which it is composed , can we confirm , reject or modify
these statements ? Is the claim that “ the Chinese ” did not care to distinguish
between ...
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Henderson , John B. The Development and Decline of Chinese Cosmology .
New York : Columbia University Press , 1984 . Hsiao , Kung - chuan . A History of
Chinese Political Thought . Volume I : From the Beginnings to the Sixth Century ...
Henderson , John B. The Development and Decline of Chinese Cosmology .
New York : Columbia University Press , 1984 . Hsiao , Kung - chuan . A History of
Chinese Political Thought . Volume I : From the Beginnings to the Sixth Century ...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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