The Mind of ChinaYale University Press, 1934 - 321 Seiten |
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... become wholly lost . Parallels in Chinese thought are readily observable in the gradations by which the spiritual derivation or auspices become alienated from what are believed to be original human origins and traces . This terminology ...
... become wholly lost . Parallels in Chinese thought are readily observable in the gradations by which the spiritual derivation or auspices become alienated from what are believed to be original human origins and traces . This terminology ...
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... become vigorous and enlightened , and one's soul becomes a spiritual intelligence . Even when a common man or woman dies a violent death , their two souls can enter into human bodies and give rise to strange appearances . How much more ...
... become vigorous and enlightened , and one's soul becomes a spiritual intelligence . Even when a common man or woman dies a violent death , their two souls can enter into human bodies and give rise to strange appearances . How much more ...
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... become chang . Thus I shall certainly become a chang after my death . When I find myself under the orders of the tiger I will lead it to the village to a trap which you must set to catch it . " Some days after this boy was actually ...
... become chang . Thus I shall certainly become a chang after my death . When I find myself under the orders of the tiger I will lead it to the village to a trap which you must set to catch it . " Some days after this boy was actually ...
Inhalt
PREFACE ix | 1 |
THE WORLD OF SPIRITS 77 | 7 |
DEATH AND GHOSTFEAR | 34 |
Urheberrecht | |
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