Titlebook: English Writings of Hu Shih; Chinese Philosophy a Hu Shih,Chih-P‘ing Chou Book 2013 Foreign Language Teaching and Research Publishing Co.,

Hyperalgesia

The Neurobiology of Computationselected as my topic today “A View of Immortality” which may also be called “Social Immortality.” It is essentially a Chinese view, but I am sure you will find in it much that is quite near Dr. Adler’s conception of the holiness of human conduct.

HAIL

The Neurobiology of Orthodonticsntact. I propose to consider all such exchange of ideas as particular incidents and details in the great drama of cultural diffusion. I propose to treat all exchange of ideas between the East and the West as a case study of cultural diffusion—that is, as historical data illustrative of certain gener

Outshine

咯咯笑

Horizon

The Neurobiological Basis of MemoryA prophet of the last century, Wang Tao said:

易彎曲

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8032-4In these days when China is being regarded as a partner and ally fighting on the side of the democracies, it is natural that political scientists and students of comparative government should ask some such questions: Is China a democracy? Has Chinese republicanism or Chinese democracy any historical basis?

Occlusion

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-1272-5This day is celebrated throughout China to commemorate not only the new friendship between India and China but also our long and unique historical relationship extending over a period of fully 2,000 years.

Decongestant

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-84851-8It is a great pleasure and a great honor to speak with Dr. Koht on this question of intellectual freedom. It is most fitting that the main speaker of this occasion should be my esteemed friend Dr. Koht, the biographer of Ibsen, one of the greatest champions of intellectual freedom in the modern world.

Obscure

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-95951-1In this lecture, I shall attempt to present a historical study of the development of the conceptions of immortality or human survival after death as they have been evolved in China throughout the various stages of Chinese religious and philosophical history.

ABIDE

The Renaissance in China,It is a great honour to me to be invited to speak at Chatham House, which, I am told, was the residence of three Prime Ministers of England, and to address the Royal Institute of International Affairs, an Institution devoted to the study of problems affecting the intercourse and interdependence of nations.