Category: Cultures Publisher: Institute of Asian Studies, Chennai, India
Copyright: March 2000
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Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies, Vol.XVII,2 (Millenium Number) Guest Editor. T. Wignesan
Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies, Vol.XVII,2 March 2000 (Millennium Number) Guest Editor: T. Wignesan
CONTENTS: "Message from the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of India to UNESCO", Mr. Chiranjiv Singh -
Contributors:
Editorial by T. Wignesan, pp. ii-xii.
1. "China and International Relations in the New Millennium", Hall. Gardner, Professor of Political Science, American University of Paris, p. 1
2. "Introduction to the Art of Eastern Asia", Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy, D. Sc., University of London, Curator Boston Museum, p. 23
3. "Transforming the Trading World of Southeast Asia", Wang Gungwu, Professor and Director of the East Asia Institute, Singapore, p. 47
4. "Chinese Studies in the Age of Globalization: Culture and Literature", Wang Ning, Chair Professor and Director of the Institute of Comparative Literature, Beijing Language and Culture University, p. 55
5 "Verbal and Non-Verbal Symbols: An Investigation into their Role in Self and Group Identification (in Mal aysia)", Asmah Haji Omar, Professor of Linguistics and Dean of the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, University of Malaya, p. 65
6. "Interview with Alexis Rygaloff on Language, Writing, and Chinese Culture" (Translated. by T. Wignesan), Research Director (CNRS) and Director des Etudes (EHESS), Paris, p. 79
7. "The Art of Living: A Tribute to AKC", Rama P. Coomaraswamy, Professor of Psychiatry, Albert Einstein University, New York, p. 87
8. "Kulothungan, An Evaluation of V.C. Kulandaiswamy's Poetry", V. Murugan, Professor of English, Presidency College, University of Madras, p. 97
9. "Tensions and Balances in Western Cultures", Henry H. H. Remak, Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Faculties & Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature, Germanic and West European Studies, Indiana University at Bloomington, Indiana, p. 109
10. "The Exotic in Aesthetics: A Case Study of Poietics...", T. Wignesan, Chargé de Recherches, 1er Cl., CNRS, Paris, p. 123
11. "Ancient Tamil Coins from Sri Lanka", Iravatham Mahadevan, Indian Administrative Service, p. 147
Contributors, p. 157.
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CONTENTS: "Message from the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Republic of India", Mr. Chiranjiv Singh -
Contributors:
Editorial by T. Wignesan, pp. ii-xii.
1. "China and International Relations in the New Millennium", Hall. Gardner, Professor of Political Science, American University of Paris, p. 1
2. "Introduction to the Art of Eastern Asia", Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy, D. Sc., University of London, Curator Boston Museum, p. 23
3. "Transforming the Trading World of Southeast Asia", Wang Gungwu, Professor and Director of the East Asia Institute, Singapore, p. 47
4. "Chinese Studies in the Age of Globalization: Culture and Literature", Wang Ning, Chair Professor and Director of the Institute of Comparative Literature, Beijing Language and Culture University, p. 55
5 "Verbal and Non-Verbal Symbols: An Investigation into their Role in Self and Group Identification (in Mal aysia)", Asmah Haji Omar, Professor of Linguistics and Dean of the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, University of Malaya, p. 65
6. "Interview with Alexis Rygaloff on Language, Writing, and Chinese Culture" (Translated. by T. Wignesan), Research Director (CNRS) and Director des Etudes (EHESS), Paris, p. 79
7. "The Art of Living: A Tribute to AKC", Rama P. Coomaraswamy, Professor of Psychiatry, Albert Einstein University, New York, p. 87
8. "Kulothungan, An Evaluation of V.C. Kulandaiswamy's Poetry", V. Murugan, Professor of English, Presidency College, University of Madras, p. 97
9. "Tensions and Balances in Western Cultures", Henry H. H. Remak, Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Faculties & Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature, Germanic and West European Studies, Indiana University at Bloomington, Indiana, p. 109
10. "The Exotic in Aesthetics: A Case Study of Poietics...", T. Wignesan, Chargé de Recherches, 1er Cl., CNRS, Paris, p. 123
11. "Ancient Tamil Coins from Sri Lanka", Iravatham Mahadevan, Indian Administrative Service, p. 147
Contributors, p. 157.
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