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Rechtmäßiger Name: Dawson, Raymond Stanley
Geburtstag: 1923-02-15
Todestag: 2002-10-22
Geschlecht: male
Nationalität: UK
Land (für Karte): UK
Geburtsort: London, England, UK
Ausbildung: Emanuel School, Wandsworth, England, UK
Oxford University
Berufe: professor
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Organisationen: RAF
Durham University
Wadham College, Oxford
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The Legacy of China von Michael SULLIVAN E. ZURCHER, E.G. PULLEYBLANK, Joseph NEEDHAM, E.A. KRACKE, G.F. HUDSON, David HAWKES, P.D. HANAN, A.C. GRAHAM, Raymond DAWSON

As China's international status grows, its civilization excites an increasing interest in the outside world. This latest addition in the 'Legacy' series satisfies the demand for a general survey of what the world owes China in the major realms of the spirit and intellect. The first general account of Chinese civilization to give proper recognition to scientific and technological achievements, its new and more accurate perspective guarantees its place as a standard work which will be of interest both to scholar and layman.'

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Centre_A | Nov 27, 2020 |

THE CHINESE EXPERIENCE. von Raymond. Dawson

A brief overview of traditional Chinese culture as expressed in politics, philosophy, social and economic activity, and the arts.

A little bit dated now, especially in its treatment of 20th century China, but still interesting.

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Robertgreaves | Jan 8, 2012 |