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... Dewey , that literature be written in the vernacular language ( pai - hua ) rather than in classical style won quick acceptance . By 1918 most of the contributors to Hsin ch'ing - nien were writing in pai- hua , and other journals and ...
... Dewey , that literature be written in the vernacular language ( pai - hua ) rather than in classical style won quick acceptance . By 1918 most of the contributors to Hsin ch'ing - nien were writing in pai- hua , and other journals and ...
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... Dewey , and J.H. Randall , Jr. , in the early 20th century and is advocated today by some Christian writers , notably D.Z. Phillips and Don Cupitt . According to them , true Christianity consists in the inner purity of an unself ...
... Dewey , and J.H. Randall , Jr. , in the early 20th century and is advocated today by some Christian writers , notably D.Z. Phillips and Don Cupitt . According to them , true Christianity consists in the inner purity of an unself ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
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