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Articles in Annual, 2004 issue of East-West Connections

• Editor's note
  by David Jones
• Guest editor's note
  by Ronnie Littlejohn
• ASDP Distinguished Service Award 2003
• Frank Lloyd Wright and the inspiration of Japan
  by Margo Stipe
• World-for-peace or fight-for-freedom: a basic conflict of values
  by Mary I. Bockover
• The good is prior to the right: Rosemont on human rights
  by Ewing Chinn
• Revive the lost scholarship for the sake of world harmony
  by Peimin Ni
• Focusing the familiar in Ang Lee's Eat, Drink, Man, Woman
  by H. Mike Awalt
• Bahina Bai and mystical resistance
  by Cynthia Ho
• Confucius, Hegel, and human rights
  by Brian K. Mackintosh
• Why did the Buddha cross the road?: non-contradiction and the Diamond Sutra
  by Terry L. Mazurak
• Swami Vivekananda and Rishi Bankimchandra as patriots and nationalists: a critical comparison
  by Narasingha P. Sil
• Humor literature as a lens to Chinese identity
  by Michelle C. Sun
• Gao Xingjian's Soul Mountain: the making of the Eurasian post-modern self
  by Jonathan L. Thorndike
• Diamond knowing: philosophical reflections on the Vajracchedika Prajnaparamita-Sutra
  by Jason M. Wirth
• Of Korean Kimchi: infusion as thinking through and with stereotypes about Asia
  by Shudong Chen
• Confucius and Zhong/"doing one's utmost"
  by Stephen J. Laumakis
• The Asian Financial Crisis: Lessons for a Resilient Asia
  by Sharon Lynette Bush
• Culture and Customs India
  by Lisa B. Safford
• Daodejing "Making This Life Significant": A Philosophical Translation
  by Erin M. Cline
• Together and The Wooden Man's Bride
  by Li Qingjun
• Wisdom used compassionately: the Ninash Foundation
  by Ashok Kumar Malhotra
• 10th Annual Asian Studies Development Program National Conference 2003: the Asian Studies Development Program a joint program of The East-West Center and the University of Hawai'i