Early China / Ancient Greek : thinking through comparisons
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| Alternatív cím(ek): | Creating tradition: Sima Qian agonistes? Golden spindles and axes: elite women in the archaemenid and Han empires Cratylus and Xunzi on names Fatalism, fate, and stratagem in China and Greece Means and means: a comparative reading of Aristotle's Ethics and the Zhongyong The logic of signs in Early Chinese rhetoric Epistemology in cultural context: disguise and deception in Early China and Early Greece Alluding to the text, or the context Thinking through comparisons: analytical and narrative methods for cultural understanding "These three come forth together, but are differently named": Laozi, Zhuangzi, Plato Humans and gods: the theme of self-divinization in Early China and Early Greece No time like the present: the category of contemporaneity in Chinese studies What has Athens to do with Alexandria? or why sinologists can't get along with(out) philosophers |
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| Nyelv: | angol |
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Albany : SUNY,
2002
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| Sorozat: | SUNY series in Chinese philosophy and culture |
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BTK Távol-keleti Intézet Kvt.
| Jelzet: | Leltári szám: | Gyűjtemény: | Státusz: |
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| B.FIL/E7 | 12628/2009 | (TAVK) Kelet-Ázsiai tsz. könyvei | Kölcsönözhető Előjegyzés, kikérés |