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Sleep and Society

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Fernando Tavora

Zen and Confucius in the Art of Swordsmanship speech recognition and cosmopolitanismthe spatialities of cosmopolitanismtheThe sword has played an important role in the Japanese consciousness since ancient times. The earliest swords, made of bronze or stone, were clearly, by their design and form, used for ritualistic purposes rather than as weapons. Later, swords were associated only with the warrior class, and lack of physical strength and battle experience was compensated for by handling the sword in a way that was technically expert. Besides this sacred and artistic