Aristotle Never Existed? The Chinese Aversion to History - The American Spectator
In a Chinese scholar's denial of Aristotle, we encounter a textbook case of what we might call “red fragility.”
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In a Chinese scholar's denial of Aristotle, we encounter a textbook case of what we might call “red fragility.”
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