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Man East and West: essays in East-West philosophy
Amsterdam: Grüner (1975)
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Chapter I MAN IN EAST AND WEST: HIS DIVISION AND HIS UNITY The problems of man in our world in our times are often conceived in terms of the separation ...Other Versions
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