Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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Howard Eugene Wilson. F ONI ar 1 Formation of Chinese Culture ' BY DERK BODDE An assistant professor of Chinese at the University of Pennsylvania considers the prevailing Chinese atti- tude toward religion , to- ward the physical ...
Howard Eugene Wilson. F ONI ar 1 Formation of Chinese Culture ' BY DERK BODDE An assistant professor of Chinese at the University of Pennsylvania considers the prevailing Chinese atti- tude toward religion , to- ward the physical ...
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... China . What is important , however , is the fact that , from the very beginnings of Chinese history , the most vital and sincere form of religious feeling has been that expressed in the worship of departed ancestors . And this has been ...
... China . What is important , however , is the fact that , from the very beginnings of Chinese history , the most vital and sincere form of religious feeling has been that expressed in the worship of departed ancestors . And this has been ...
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... China when on October 9 , 1942 , the Chinese Ambassador in Washington was informed that this Government was prepared promptly to negotiate with the Chinese Government a treaty providing for the immediate relin- quishment of this ...
... China when on October 9 , 1942 , the Chinese Ambassador in Washington was informed that this Government was prepared promptly to negotiate with the Chinese Government a treaty providing for the immediate relin- quishment of this ...
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