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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51 This has already been pointed out in 2.1.1 . ( 16 * ) One point that Shima
makes is worth further consideration . This has to do with the flood mentioned in
the Chunqiu which Shima compares with the inscription found in Tieyun 14.4 /
Yizhu ...
51 This has already been pointed out in 2.1.1 . ( 16 * ) One point that Shima
makes is worth further consideration . This has to do with the flood mentioned in
the Chunqiu which Shima compares with the inscription found in Tieyun 14.4 /
Yizhu ...
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Masafusa does not mention names or gives reasons for his periodization . ... At
the end of his " Record of the Land of Drunkenness ” —the above - mentioned
blueprint for Masafusa's piece — the Chinese poet Wang Ji declares that he
wrote ...
Masafusa does not mention names or gives reasons for his periodization . ... At
the end of his " Record of the Land of Drunkenness ” —the above - mentioned
blueprint for Masafusa's piece — the Chinese poet Wang Ji declares that he
wrote ...
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In the case of Ono no Komachi , fact and fiction are intimately intertwined , since
most literary works in which the poet is mentioned are fictitious , and already at
an early stage the poet with this name became a legendary figure . Nevertheless
...
In the case of Ono no Komachi , fact and fiction are intimately intertwined , since
most literary works in which the poet is mentioned are fictitious , and already at
an early stage the poet with this name became a legendary figure . Nevertheless
...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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