Abstract
The papers of this issue were first presented at the international interdisciplinary seminar in sinology, Human in the Sciences of Traditional and Contemporary China, which was held on 4–5 October 2007 at the Vilnius University Centre of Oriental Studies. The original intention of the organizers of the seminar was to gather for the first time in Lithuania sinologists from various countries, East and West, for discussion about various aspects and perspectives of human beings as they were investigated in the sciences of traditional and contemporary China.
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Exploring the human in traditional ChinaLoreta Poškaitė Vilnius UniversityThe papers of this issue were first presented at the international interdisciplinary seminar in sinology, Human in the Sciences of Traditional and Contemporary China, which was held on 4–5 October 2007 at the Vilnius University Centre of Oriental Studies
The original intention of the organizers of the seminar was to gather for the first time in Lithuania sinologists from various countries, East and West, for discussion about various aspects and perspectives of human beings as they were investigated in the sciences of traditional and contemporary China
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