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East-West Center Press
Language
English
Pages
712

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Subjects
Asian Philosophy, Civilization, Intellectual life, Philosophy, Asian
Places
Asia

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1964, East-West Center Press
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Edition Notes

Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. [588]-690)

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Honolulu

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Dewey Decimal Class
915
Library of Congress
DS12 .N35 1964

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Pagination
xx, 712 p.
Number of pages
712

ID Numbers

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OL5932673M
LCCN
64063438
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311529

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