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Introduction (<Symposium> What is Man?)
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1
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What is Man? (<Symposium> What is Man?)
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2-6
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What is Man? : From the Christian Point of View (<Symposium> What is Man?)
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7-14
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Comparative Study on Human Being : With regards for the Development of Western Thought (<Symposium> What is Man?)
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15-19
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""Human"" in Chinese Classics (<Symposium> What is Man?)
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20-23
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The Characteristics of the View of Humanity in Japan (<Symposium> What is Man?)
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24-28
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Language Education and the Formation of Thoughts : An Example in Japan and U.S.A.
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29-37
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Transfer and Rootage of Scientific Ideas
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38-45
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The Structure of ""Wa"" : In Comparison with Greek Thoughts
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46-57
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T. Watsuji, an Ecological Idealist vs. T. Umezao, an Idealistic Ecologist
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58-68
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La liberte d'esprit chez des livres censures : La methode de Gewu zhizhi et l'utilitarisme dans la Chine du XVIIeme siecle
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69-78
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'God' in Spinoza's Works and 'Tathagata' in the Kegon Sutras
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79-89
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Methodological Problems in the Comparative Study of Religions by Mircea Eliade
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90-98
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Jesus Prayer and Nembutsu
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99-111
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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112-114
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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115-118
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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118-122
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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122-125
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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126-129
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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129-131
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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132-136
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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136-139
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Papers Read at Study Meetings
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140-143
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Trends in Research
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144-162
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