10 juillet 2024
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Alain Arrault, « The numerous aspects of the Chinese calendar », CNRS Éditions, ID : 10670/1.6nogks
Poster and calendar seller, Beijing, 1936.Excerpt from “Jietou wenhua”, Meishu shenghuo, 26, May 1936, p. 30, Illus. 7.)A science and an everyday objectParadoxically, the most shared thing in the world is also the one that receives the least attention, and even worse since it is always destined to end in the dustbin of history. Let’s be more precise: it is not the calendar as the cosmological and astronomical theories of a particular civilization, which appears in the title of scholarly work...