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The Image of the Goddess Hsi Wang Mu in Medieval Chinese Literature Suzanne Elizabeth Cahill

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Cahill, Suzanne E

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TextPublication details: University of California University Microfilms International 1982; 1982Description: 144 pSubject(s):

Literature -- Religion

Dissertation note: Ph.D. in Oriental Languages, Berkeley, 1982

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Ph.D. in Oriental Languages, Berkeley, 1982

Concerned with the retrieval, reconstruction, and exposition of the literary image of the highest Taoist goddess of the Tang: Xi Wang Mu, The Queen Mother of the West

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