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India in the Chinese imagination: Myth, Religion, and thought
John Kieschnick,
Meir Shahar
Department of East Asian Studies
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Arts & Humanities
Religion
99%
India
76%
China
38%
Taoism
29%
Indian Buddhism
27%
John R
26%
Chinese Buddhism
26%
Language Differences
25%
Indian History
24%
Asian Studies
23%
Indian Culture
22%
Chinese Literature
22%
Artist
21%
Cultural Life
18%
Intermediaries
18%
Religious Life
18%
First Person
18%
Premodern
17%
Writer
17%
Storytelling
16%
Conception
16%
Works of Art
15%
Invention
14%
Route
14%
Artifact
13%
Thinkers
13%
Asia
12%
Social Sciences
imagination
100%
myth
94%
Religion
83%
India
74%
Buddhism
41%
China
27%
work of art
21%
architect
15%
invention
15%
artist
14%
artifact
13%
writer
12%
history
8%
human being
8%
literature
6%