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The History of Zen's circl

Kang Zhuan

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in language,text,open a new path,in a non-verbal way connected with leading scholars,draw a circle Phase is one of means. From middle and late Tang Dynasty,drawing circle is code inHongzhou Chan and Wei Yang Chan. In Five Dynasties,drawing circle is gra Phic text in Cao DongChanand Fa Yan Chan. Until Song Dynasty, the rise of literal Zen directly to nonverbal communication toZen way to lose its value of existence. Circle and other nonverbal means together,hidden in betweenZen records of discourse.

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in language,text,open a new path,in a non-verbal way connected with leading scholars,draw a circle Phase is one of means. From middle and late Tang Dynasty,drawing circle is code inHongzhou Chan and Wei Yang Chan. In Five Dynasties,drawing circle is gra Phic text in Cao DongChanand Fa Yan Chan. Until Song Dynasty, the rise of literal Zen directly to nonverbal communication toZen way to lose its value of existence. Circle and other nonverbal means together,hidden in betweenZen records of discourse.

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in language,text,open a new path,in a non-verbal way connected with leading scholars,draw a circle Phase is one of means. From middle and late Tang Dynasty,drawing circle is code inHongzhou Chan and Wei Yang Chan. In Five Dynasties,drawing circle is gra Phic text in Cao DongChanand Fa Yan Chan. Until Song Dynasty, the rise of literal Zen directly to nonverbal communication toZen way to lose its value of existence. Circle and other nonverbal means together,hidden in betweenZen records of discourse.

Key concepts: Nonverbal communication, Value (mathematics), Literal (mathematical logic), Literature, Linguistics, Code (set theory), Communication, History

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