Bulletin"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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Page 53
Even Confucian texts and classics , however somewhat reluctantly and
unconvincingly according to Gu , incorporated the story of the poor but capable
Shun being chosen as Yao's successor above Yao's own son . But these
Confucian ...
Even Confucian texts and classics , however somewhat reluctantly and
unconvincingly according to Gu , incorporated the story of the poor but capable
Shun being chosen as Yao's successor above Yao's own son . But these
Confucian ...
Page 64
... of - precisely because of his failure to quan — namely to “ adhere to one — . ”
Since Mencius praises Zimo for “ adhering to the middle ” and then chides him for
his failure to quan , he may be thinking of a different type of scales . According to
...
... of - precisely because of his failure to quan — namely to “ adhere to one — . ”
Since Mencius praises Zimo for “ adhering to the middle ” and then chides him for
his failure to quan , he may be thinking of a different type of scales . According to
...
Page 135
That is to say , Takeoka and Katagiri demonstrate that , at least on one level , the
poem should be read not according to the poetical code — since the code is
violated — but according to supracode , in which the meanings are not
determined .
That is to say , Takeoka and Katagiri demonstrate that , at least on one level , the
poem should be read not according to the poetical code — since the code is
violated — but according to supracode , in which the meanings are not
determined .
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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