02134nam a2200301I 4500006744372MiAaHDL20090408000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua850625m19291931nyuf 000 0 eng dsdr-nrlfGLAD50353708-B(OCoLC)5913472CLECLEOCLm.c.OCLm/cCUY CB251.S6Some oriental influences on western culture;a preliminary budget of papers to be presented at the third general session of the Institute of Pacific relations, Kyoto, Japan, October 28th to November 9th, 1929.[New York?]American council, Institute of Pacific relations,1929-1931.2 v.2 pl.24 cm.In vol. XVI of "Documents of the third conference, Institute of Pacific relations, Kyoto, Japan, 1929", a made up set of independent papers, reports, etc., with type-written collective title-pages and contents.pt. I. Japan as tutor to the West [by] C. W. Young.--pt. II. Oriental influence on American textiles [by] M. D. C. Crawford. Why porcelain is called china [by] Bruno Lasker. The influence of aboriginal Indian culture on American life, with reference to traces of oriental origins [by] Clark Wissler.--pt. III. Canton and Salem, the impact of Chinese culture upon New England during the post-Revolutionary era, by Ping Chia Kuo.Mode of access: Internet.Kuo, Pin Chia.Canton and Salem.Wissler, Clark,1870-1947.The influence of aboriginal Indian culture on American life, with reference to traces of oriental origins.Lasker, Bruno,1880-Why porcelain is called china.Crawford, Morris De Camp,1882-Oriental influence on American textiles.Young, C. Walter(Carl Walter),1902-1939Japan as tutor to the West.Institute of Pacific Relations.American Council.Canton and Salem.The influence of aboriginal Indian culture on American life, with reference to traces of oriental origins.Why porcelain is called china.Oriental influence on American textiles.Japan as tutor to the West.00674437220070119112405.020090408000000.020120815205219.02024-08-14T18:12:43Z2024-08-14T17:30:02ZSDR-NRLFLOCAL - GLADISloader.pl-001-001BKsdr-nrlfGLAD50353708-Buc1SDRNRLFuc1.b3893178UCv. 2GLAD50353708-BUCNRLF20240814googleuc1.b3893178v. 21931pdren