Imagined Peripheries: The World and its Peoples in Japanese Cartographic Imagination

Diogenes 44 (173):119-145 (1996)
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... because the thing-in-itself has no abnormality. Anything unusual will appear, after I myself see it: Abnormality belongs not to the thing-in-itself, but to myself. Kuo P'u (276-324), Shan-hai ching (Scriptures of the Mountains and the Seas)

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