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1.Short Biography
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2.Music A
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3.Music B
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4.Writing
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5.Palace Museum Photographing, Exhibition, Post-mortem Symposium
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6.My Studio Name, Ching Yuan Chai
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7.Audience
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8.Beginnings Of Collecting
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9.Angry Response To Talk In Shanghai
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10.Favorite Novelists
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11.Norton Lectures And Harvard
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12.Susanne Langer And Art Theory
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13.Leaving Freer, Move To Berkeley
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14.Early Western Collecting Of Chinese Paintings
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15.Kawai Senrô, Nishikawa Nei
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16.Tessai And The "No. School/So. School" Problem
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17.On Artistic Quality
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18.Meeting Karlgren, Introduced By Siren
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19.Discovering Mizoguchi (and Movies)
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20.Poetic Painting
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21.Albert Skira And Chinese Painting
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22.Nelson Wu
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23.Wai-kam Ho
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24.Fellowship At The Met 1953-54
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25.Working For Sirén
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26.Journey Home, Stockholm To D.C.
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27.Some Things I Learned From Alpers And Baxandall
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28.Koyama Fujio
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29.Japanese Dealers
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30.Missed Dylan Thomas
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31.Growing Up Without Cultural Advantages
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32.What Became Of The Contag Collection
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33.Climbing Pukshan
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34.Taking Chinese Paintings From Japan
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35.The Great Buson Caper
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36.Brundage Opening Symposium: Last Day
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37.More On Avery Brundage
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38. Viewing The Qingminu Scroll
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39. Alan Priest And C. T. Loo
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40. C. T. Loo And Chinese Paintings
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41. Chiang Er-shih
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42. Climbing Hieizan
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43. An Alan Priest Story
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44. Kawabata Yasunari
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45. My Day With Ross Perotw
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46. What I Learned From Alpers, II
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47. Chinese Ptg Collotype Reproduction Books
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48. Aschwin Lippe
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49. Music In Korea
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50. My Partly-Botched Nanga Exhibition
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51. Two Admonitory Notes On Chinese Painting Texts
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52. Tessai, The Temple, And Three Bishops
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53. How The Train Scroll Came Into Being
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54. Ed Schafer And Three Chopin Barcarolles
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55. Sôgenga: A Modest Exhibition, An Opportunity Missed
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56. Dealers Who Don't Get Credit
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57. A Day At Creeds
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58. Altering Chinese Paintings; Walter Hochstadter
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59. Two Famous Collector-Donors Whom I Didn't Like
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60. Novelty And Romancement, Or, Less Bread, More Taxes!
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61. On Compelling Titles And Bad Word Usage
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62. A Collector I Did Like, And Why
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63. On Useless Projects And Elaborate Pranks
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64. Forbidden Words, Unfunny And Funny Movies
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65. Doing Dumb Things And Calling It Art Is OVER!
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66. Photolithographic Reproduction: A Ponderous Lead-up To A Sad Story
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67. Ask Old People Things While They Still Can Answer!
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68. Theodore Francis Green As A Collector Of Chinese Paintings
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69. An Event Suspended Between Two Stories
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70. Leonardo Olschki And Oriental Languages At Berkeley
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71. Marrying Ray Schwartz
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72. One Mag, Three Memories
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73. Respecting China
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74. Rokushô-yake: Green Pigment Burns Silk
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75. Joseph Levenson's Role In My Development As A Scholar And Writer
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76, Sir Ernst Gombrich As A Good Person
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77. Remembering The Shih-t'ao Fund
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78. A Somewhat Spurious Classic
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79. Nancy Wilson Ross, Stanley Young, A Book And A Song
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80. Stephen Green In My Life
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81. Thoughts On The Death Of Salinger
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82. Bill Crofut And Alistair Reid
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83, A Miscellany Of Short Ones
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84. This Is Humanities?!
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85. My Stock Of Old Jokes
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86. Thoughts On Kurosawa
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87. Haven's Neck
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88. Christopher Morley
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88: Bob McKinney, A Hermit in Fort Bragg
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89: Nick & the Blowhole: A Magical Moment
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90. Memories of the S.F. Symphony (and Other Musical Events)
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The Writings of James Cahill