Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie orientale

52 | 2016

open access | peer reviewed
Abstract

Keywords Qizil caves • Audiovisual input • Literature • Meditation • Dunhuang manuscript • Birth Control • China's foreign aid • Urdu • Brand names • Localization • Historia Lausiaca • Secularism • Ibn Abī al-Dunyā • Light • Wagō Ryōichi • Xi Jinping • China-Africa relations • Japanese teaching • ‘Chinese dream’ • Caves function • Indian Mannerism • Phonetic and phonological change • Chinese soft power • Monastic ideology • Koran • Chinese political language • Catastrophe • Soot • Proto-Japanese • Fukushima • Translations • Old Japanese Kō-rui and otsu-rui syllables • Chinese youth volunteering • Metaphor • Śr̥ṅgāra rasa • Morocco • Silence • Meditation cells • Trauma • Indian Sufism • Translation • Word formation • Protectorate • Brajabhāṣā poetry • Chinese NGOs • Nationalism • Poetry • School movement • The Hateruma dialect • Intercultural pragmatics • Tibetan Buddhism • Menglong • Yaeyama Ryukyuan

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