… In addition, they are often used to construct the writer’s arguments in academic discourse,
which is vital for the knowledge accumulation. However, despite the above mentioned high …

… This narrative sought to make Buddhist doctrine relevant to the political, social and religious
practices of the era when the text was produced, something that was accomplished partly …

… Yet there is a great deal of uncertainty about how it will evolve, issues that will be debated
by lawyers, social scientists, and students of business and governance for decades to come. …

… It was not until the late 1990s, however, that a book written by two … Still, this narrow emphasis
on a few Chinese texts misses the … This research on essays by experts from China’s military, …

… Rather, it traces the borders of the existing world order, punctures and perforates them,
exposing the fictions imbedded in history writing and knowledge production. Porosity calls for a …

… ‘How many characters he can write this way, I am not really sure about, but I used to write …
Even though this lesson consists of a made-up text rather than authentic material, we can still …

… In his book he analyzed the world religions which emerged after the so-called “axial age”
or “Achsenzeit.” (Karl Jaspers) According to him, these “post-axial” religions accompany …

… A recent hand-written genealogy of one branch of the Huang lineage provides far more
concrete evidence of emigration within one branch of the lineage. This document provides a …

… writing for the domestic audience argue that the Belt and Road “is a good international …
diplomacy found that borrowers were able to get China to write off or renegotiate their loans. …

… In the preface to Writing in the Sciences, Penrose and Katz express their intentions for the
book in the following way: this book is designed to help instructors of scientific writing guide …