Jahr
1915
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Gu, Hongming. The spirit of the Chinese people [ID D10756].
Gu schreibt : "In fact this 'gentleness' of the real Chinaman, in the Chinese woman, becomes sweet 'meekness'. The meekness, the submissiveness of the woman in China is like that of Milton's in the Paradise lost, who says to her husband : 'God is thy law, thou, mine ; to know no more. Is woman's happiest knowledge and her praise'.
Gu schreibt : "In fact this 'gentleness' of the real Chinaman, in the Chinese woman, becomes sweet 'meekness'. The meekness, the submissiveness of the woman in China is like that of Milton's in the Paradise lost, who says to her husband : 'God is thy law, thou, mine ; to know no more. Is woman's happiest knowledge and her praise'.
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| Jahr | Bibliografische Daten | Typ / Abkürzung | Verknüpfte Daten |
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| 2005 | Hao, Tianhu. Ku Hung-ming, an early Chinese reader of Milton. In : Milton quarterly ; vol. 39, no 2 (2005). [Gu Hongming]. | Publication / Milt1 |
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