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Richard Wilhelm

Wilhelm
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The German sinologist and missionary whose 1923 translation of the Yijing — rendered to English by Cary Baynes in 1950, with a foreword by C. G. Jung — carried the Book of Changes into the modern West and made it, for a century, the I Ching people actually read.

The chief channel of the tradition's Western reception, and the reason the hexagrams reached Jung, the Beats, and the counterculture.
rhymes with
sephirahhod
whyHod is the sefirah of language and transmission — the making-sayable that a translator performs.
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richard wilhelm · i ching · baynes · jung
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