Some oriental influences on western culture
Subtitle: 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.
Contributors: Young, C. Walter 1902-1939.; Crawford, M. D. C. 1882-1949.; Lasker, Bruno, 1880-1965.; Wissler, Clark, 1870-1947.; Kuo, Pin Chia.; Institute of Pacific Relations. American Council.
Publisher: American council, Institute of Pacific relations
Published: 1929
Place of publication: [New York?]
Language: eng
Other titles: Japan as tutor to the West.; Oriental influence on American textiles.; Why porcelain is called china.; The influence of aboriginal Indian culture on American life, with reference to traces of oriental origins.; Canton and Salem.
Notes: 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.
Table of contents: title: pt. I. Japan as tutor to the West [by] C. W. Young.; title: 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.; title: pt. III. Canton and Salem, the impact of Chinese culture upon New England during the post-Revolutionary era, by Ping Chia Kuo.