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Most weeks, my column will be posted on Wednesdays.
In early Chinese thought, heaven was considered "round" and earth "square." Westerners from St. Anselm to Kant taught that round and square are opposites. I will explore the connections between east and west (round and square) in a blog that takes seriously the little details of our lives. Round and square; east and west—never the twain shall meet (it has been said). Except when they do, and that is the whole point of this blog.
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
New Religion (2)—Syncretism
A year ago on Round and Square (21 March 2012)—Seinfeld Ethnography: George's Tip Jar
Click here for the introduction to this series of "Religion in Modern China" posts.
Every Wednesday or Thursday from now on, I will post my link to a weekly column I am writing on Religion in (Modern) China for a UK website that deals with religious phenomena throughout the world. It is a great opportunity for me to connect with new readers, as well as one for you to check out what is a fine new website.
Most weeks, my column will be posted on Wednesdays.
Click here for the introduction to this series of "Religion in Modern China" posts.
Most weeks, my column will be posted on Wednesdays.
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