Confucius--the Secular as SacredHarper & Row, 1972 - 84 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 8–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
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... culture . теле Nor normally do we notice that the " ritual " has “ life ” in it , that we are " present " to each other , at least to some minimal extent . As Confucius said , there are always the general and fundamental requirements of ...
... culture . теле Nor normally do we notice that the " ritual " has “ life ” in it , that we are " present " to each other , at least to some minimal extent . As Confucius said , there are always the general and fundamental requirements of ...
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... culture . We , therefore , cannot help seeing a problem that Confucius never once entertains . Confucius seems to ... cultures each with its distinct history . A first response to such objections to the Confucian ideal might well be that ...
... culture . We , therefore , cannot help seeing a problem that Confucius never once entertains . Confucius seems to ... cultures each with its distinct history . A first response to such objections to the Confucian ideal might well be that ...
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... culture - the culture of Lu and a few surrounding principalities over the cultures of the much larger and more populous regions which had formerly been more or less isolated and alien societies but which were now merging into a great ...
... culture - the culture of Lu and a few surrounding principalities over the cultures of the much larger and more populous regions which had formerly been more or less isolated and alien societies but which were now merging into a great ...
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Human Community as Holy Rite | 1 |
A Way without a Crossroads | 18 |
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