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³⁵ Goetz: *The Relations between Indian Painting and Culture, a lecture delivered at the School of Oriental Studies, London, on November 10, 1924.* See also his *Epochen der indischen Kultur* (Leipzig 1929). The prevailing fallacy has been examined by the present author in the following among other works: *Chinese Religion Through Hindu Eyes* (Shanghai 1916), *Love in Hindu Literature* (Tokyo 1916), *The Folk Element in Hindu Culture* (London 1918), *Hindu Art Its Humanism and Modernism* (New York 1920), *The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus* (Leipzig, 1922), *The Aesthetics of Young India* (Calcutta 1922), *The Futurism of Young Asia* (Berlin 1922), *Die Lebensanschauung des Inders* (Leipzig 1923); cf. the trend in the evolution of this fallacy since the epoch of romanticism as exhibited in the present author’s *Political Philosophies Since 1905* (Madras 1928) pp. 29, 51, 105-108, 299-302.