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Page 118
... aesthetic life of Ming China . By requiring use Role of of their interpretations of the Classics in education and the state in in the civil service examinations , the state prescribed the intellectual Neo - Confucianism of the great ...
... aesthetic life of Ming China . By requiring use Role of of their interpretations of the Classics in education and the state in in the civil service examinations , the state prescribed the intellectual Neo - Confucianism of the great ...
Page 595
... aesthetic uses of colour . For coverage of related topics in the Macropædia and Micropædia , see the Propædia , Part One , Division II , es- pecially Section 128 . This article is divided into the following sections : Organic compounds ...
... aesthetic uses of colour . For coverage of related topics in the Macropædia and Micropædia , see the Propædia , Part One , Division II , es- pecially Section 128 . This article is divided into the following sections : Organic compounds ...
Page 664
... aesthetic appeal , or have recreational value . Preser- vation also serves an ecological purpose by maintaining the function of the total environment , such as the pro- tection of forests to assure a sustained yield of water into urban ...
... aesthetic appeal , or have recreational value . Preser- vation also serves an ecological purpose by maintaining the function of the total environment , such as the pro- tection of forests to assure a sustained yield of water into urban ...
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