Oriental and Occidental Cultures Contrasted: An Introduction to "culturology," |
Contents
INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I SOME CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS 1 What is Culture or Civilization | 1 |
Demarcation of Cultural Zones | 2 |
Anthropological Backgrounds and Some Other Factors in Culture | 3 |
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