Self as Image in Asian Theory and Practice Daniel Forestieri

Self as Image in Asian Theory and Practice Daniel ForestieriExplores, from a cross cultural viewpoint and in terms of symbolic expression, the self's problematic relationship to language and art and to the culture embedding the language and art. This is the third in a series dealing with the concept of self and its importance in understanding Chinese, Japanese, and Indian cultures. The authors examine the relationship between self and image and its significance in attaining a deeper knowledge of Chinese,

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student identity

including theatre plays

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