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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Speaking of the difference in world view between the two traditions , and its effect
upon the two respective philosophical traditions , Jullien claims that The Chinese
do not know [ ignorent ] the skeptic experience of the rod which is immersed in ...
Speaking of the difference in world view between the two traditions , and its effect
upon the two respective philosophical traditions , Jullien claims that The Chinese
do not know [ ignorent ] the skeptic experience of the rod which is immersed in ...
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Is the 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
momentarily ...
Is the 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
momentarily ...
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While giving up the claim to the earliest possible rise of Japanese poetry , the
preface elevates it almost more powerfully by making it into the rhetorical
placeholder — in lieu of " wen " —for all of human civilization , writing , and
literature .
While giving up the claim to the earliest possible rise of Japanese poetry , the
preface elevates it almost more powerfully by making it into the rhetorical
placeholder — in lieu of " wen " —for all of human civilization , writing , and
literature .
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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