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 55
Therefore the sage's attitude towards sounds , colors and flavors is that if they are
beneficial to his nature he chooses them , and if they are harmful to his nature he
discards them . This is the way to keep one's nature intact .是故聖人之於聲色 ...
Therefore the sage's attitude towards sounds , colors and flavors is that if they are
beneficial to his nature he chooses them , and if they are harmful to his nature he
discards them . This is the way to keep one's nature intact .是故聖人之於聲色 ...
Page 87
In the couplet nature is made into her own craftsman , painting with a wind -
brush and weaving brocade leaves over the mountain ridges . Nature artistically
adorns herself so that the poet does not even seem to strike an ornate pose , but
...
In the couplet nature is made into her own craftsman , painting with a wind -
brush and weaving brocade leaves over the mountain ridges . Nature artistically
adorns herself so that the poet does not even seem to strike an ornate pose , but
...
Page 95
The preface describes Japanese poetry as the response to a natural scene in
resonance with the inner metaphorical landscape of “ seeds and ... It replaced
culture and history with nature and psychology , and , concomitantly , “ wen " with
...
The preface describes Japanese poetry as the response to a natural scene in
resonance with the inner metaphorical landscape of “ seeds and ... It replaced
culture and history with nature and psychology , and , concomitantly , “ wen " with
...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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