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Social Functions of Contemporary Confucianism; A Comparative Analysis of Philosophical Concepts in Taiwan, Hong Kong and the Mainland China

China philosophy Confucianism

Roman Sławiński | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 7–20

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Body Linguistic 'visibility' and 'retrieved bodies' of the 20th and 21st Century in Chinese Womens Literature and Art

Magdalena Czechońska | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 21–32

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'Taiwanese Trilogy' of Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan: in Search of Taiwanese Identity

Taiwan Cloud Gate Dance Theatre Yunmen Wuji Lin Huaimin

Izabella Łabędzka | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 33–55

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War on the Empire's Periphery: Asymmetric Conflict in South-West China

Southern China Han Chinese Frontier areas

Bogdan Zemanek | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 57–70

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China: Neuer Machtfaktor in der Welt Innenpolitische und außenpolitische Implikationen

China

Karin Tomala | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 71–88

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Some Characteristics of Corporate Culture and Governance in Japan

Japan Corporate culture Confucian ethics

Teruji Suzuki | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 89–105

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'Travelling' between Sakaribas in Contemporary Tokyo

Japan sakariba Tokyo

Beata Kowalczyk | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 107–118

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Memories and Identities of the Lebanese Maronites: The Interdisciplinary Research

Lebanon confessional democracy confessionalism Maronites

Michał Moch | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 119–132

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The Role of State Policies in Modern Qur'anic Exegesis in Turkey: Case of Elmalılı Muhammed Hamdi Yazır (1878-1942) and His Exegesis

Turkey Elmalılı Muhammed Hamdi Yazır Qur'anic exegesis

Bilal Gökkır | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 133–145

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Sema Ceremony - between Ritual and Performance

Ṣūfīsm sema Mowlana Jalaloddin Rumi

Agnieszka Ayşen Kaim | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 148–156

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British Policy Towards King Hussein of Hijaz after the Arab Revolt

King Hussein of Hijaz Middle East British Middle East policies

Haifa Alangari | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 157–168

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The Ḥaram Collection and Its Importance for Studying the History of Jerusalem during the Mamlūk's Days. Ḥaram 102: Study of the Document

medieval Islamic history Ḥaram Collection Burji Mamlūks Islamic law Jerusalem

Dorota Rudnicka-Kassem | CMS 25 (2012) | Pages: 169–182

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AAV 25 (2012)

Editorial Board

Articles in this issue

Social Functions of Contemporary Confucianism; A Comparative Analysis of Philosophical Concepts in Taiwan, Hong Kong and the Mainland China

Body Linguistic 'visibility' and 'retrieved bodies' of the 20th and 21st Century in Chinese Womens Literature and Art

'Taiwanese Trilogy' of Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan: in Search of Taiwanese Identity

War on the Empire's Periphery: Asymmetric Conflict in South-West China

China: Neuer Machtfaktor in der Welt Innenpolitische und außenpolitische Implikationen

Some Characteristics of Corporate Culture and Governance in Japan

'Travelling' between Sakaribas in Contemporary Tokyo

Memories and Identities of the Lebanese Maronites: The Interdisciplinary Research

The Role of State Policies in Modern Qur'anic Exegesis in Turkey: Case of Elmalılı Muhammed Hamdi Yazır (1878-1942) and His Exegesis

Sema Ceremony - between Ritual and Performance

British Policy Towards King Hussein of Hijaz after the Arab Revolt

The Ḥaram Collection and Its Importance for Studying the History of Jerusalem during the Mamlūk's Days. Ḥaram 102: Study of the Document

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