Symbols and Sounds of Civilizations: China and Ancient Greece

Thesis Eleven 44 (1):111-121 (1996)
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with every piece of knowledge, one must stumble over stone-hard, ever-lasting words—and one would rather break a bone than a word —Nietzsche

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