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ISSN 1554-3749
Articles
Vol. 1, Issue 6, 1965January 01, 1965 EDT

Samsara Revalued

Winston L King,
asia

Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 6, 1965

Vol. 1, Issue 6, 1965
  • Studies on Asia, 1965
    Robert K Sakai
  • Introduction
    Robert K Sakai
  • Areas of Rising Interest in Chinese Studies
    Ping-chia Kuo
  • American Foreign Policy in Southeast Asia
    Frank N Trager
  • Reaction and Response to the Opening of Korea, 1876-1884
    Andrew C Nahm
  • The Role of the Radical Left Wing in the Japanese Suffrage Movement
    John H Boyle
  • Factionalism and the Left Kuomintang
    James Shirley
  • A Liberal Nationalist and the Meiji Construction
    Barbara Teters
  • The Origins and Nature of the Genro
    Jackson Bailey
  • The Japanese Medical Association and the Liberal Democratic Party: A Case Study of Interest Group Politics in Japan
    William E Steslicke
  • Business Political Participation in Japan: Continuity and Change
    James P Soukup
  • True Structural Change and the Time Dimension in the North Indian Kinship System
    Harlod A Gould
  • Religion as Resistance to Resignation
    Karl H Potter
  • Samsara Revalued
    Winston L King
Studies on Asia
King, Winston L. 1965. “Samsara Revalued.” Studies on Asia 1 (6): 201–9.
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