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Volume 30, Number 3, April 1961Table of Contents
- The Future of Psychiatry
- pp. 217-228
- Hamlet and the Word
- pp. 229-245
Review Articles
- Darwin’s Heirs
- pp. 246-250
- Renaissance Studies
- pp. 251-254
The Far East: China and Japan
- Contributors
- p. 256
- Foreword
- p. 257
- The Intellectual Revolution in China
- pp. 258-272
- Assimilation and Chinese Law
- pp. 286-298
- Micius
- pp. 299-310
- The Supernatural in Chinese Poetry
- pp. 311-324
- A Landmark of the Chinese Novel
- pp. 325-335
- Modern Japanese Literature
- pp. 336-344
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ISSN
1712-5278
Print ISSN
0042-0247
Launched on MUSE
2015-07-01
Open Access
No
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