Fieldwork in Modern Chinese History
A Research Guide
Herausgeber: Dubois, Thomas David; Kiely, Jan
Fieldwork in Modern Chinese History
A Research Guide
Herausgeber: Dubois, Thomas David; Kiely, Jan
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This book explores how fieldwork has been used to research Chinese history in the past and new ways that others might use in it the future. It introduces the previous generations of scholars who ventured out of the archive to conduct local investigations in Chinese cities, villages, farms and temples.
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This book explores how fieldwork has been used to research Chinese history in the past and new ways that others might use in it the future. It introduces the previous generations of scholars who ventured out of the archive to conduct local investigations in Chinese cities, villages, farms and temples.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 332
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9781032085388
- ISBN-10: 103208538X
- Artikelnr.: 62149425
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 332
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9781032085388
- ISBN-10: 103208538X
- Artikelnr.: 62149425
Thomas David DuBois is Professor of Humanities at Beijing Normal University. Jan Kiely is Professor and Associate Director of the Centre for China Studies and Associate Director of the Universities Service Centre for China Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Editors' preface: Fieldwork in Modern Chinese History Thomas DuBois and Jan
Kiely I: History and fieldwork in historical perspective 1. They went to
the people but did they hear them? Comments on Field Research in China the
1920s and 1930s David Faure 2. A brief history of Japanese field research
on China Linda Grove 3. The Traditionalist Phase in Taiwan Anthropology:
1960-80 Myron L. Cohen II : Work reflections: Fieldwork in the mirror 4.
Fieldwork for Ming historians Michael Szonyi 5. Conducting fieldwork as a
local: Perspectives from Hulunbuir Guan Yuxia and Zhang Wei 6. Who Are
They, and Who Am I?: Discovering Gender and Ethnicity in the Sino-Tibetan
Borderland Xiaofei Kang 7. Ritual performance in changing local society
Stephen Jones 8. Beyond the border of disciplines and societies: From
fieldwork among the Lahu to the history of bazi basins Jianxiong Ma III :
Walking the ground, talking to people 9. Basic Questions for Fieldwork on
Pre-1949 Chinese Society John Lagerwey 10. Festivals in the Field--A Social
Historical Perspective Paul R. Katz 11. Doing historical-anthropological
fieldwork in Jiangnan: gazetteers, newspapers, and real life Vincent
Goossaert 12. Incorporating historical GIS in fieldwork on Chinese culture
and religion Kenneth Dean 13. Walks in Canton: Doing Historical
Anthropology in a Chinese City May Bo Ching and Zhiwei Liu 14.
Contextualizing Ethnic Classification: The Case of hemu (??) among the Li
of Hainan Xi He 15. Mud on Your Boots: Researching the Social and
Environmental History of Conservation in Baishui County, Shaanxi during the
1950s Micah S. Muscolino 16. Medicine, health and disease: Among the
barefoot doctors of Hangzhou Xiaoping Fang 17. Discovering the Cultural
Revolution through oral history Guoqiang Dong 18. Walking a production
chain: An interdisciplinary approach to the history of things Thomas David
DuBois IV. Finding and working with grassroots documents 19. Field research
using contracts (qiyue): Legal archives of late Qing and early
Republican-era Longquan, Zhejiang Zhengzhen Du 20. Account books (zhangben)
in local history studies Yonghua Liu 21. Land and property deeds and urban
studies: A case study of deeds collected by Ms. Liu, Sujuan Huang 22.
Genealogies and Revolution in the Jiangxi Soviet Weixin Rao 23. Using local
and Public Security Bureau archives from the 1950s-Poyang county, Jiangxi,
Shigu Liu 24. Exploring a northern Jiangsu County Intangible Cultural
Heritage Archive Jan Kiely
Kiely I: History and fieldwork in historical perspective 1. They went to
the people but did they hear them? Comments on Field Research in China the
1920s and 1930s David Faure 2. A brief history of Japanese field research
on China Linda Grove 3. The Traditionalist Phase in Taiwan Anthropology:
1960-80 Myron L. Cohen II : Work reflections: Fieldwork in the mirror 4.
Fieldwork for Ming historians Michael Szonyi 5. Conducting fieldwork as a
local: Perspectives from Hulunbuir Guan Yuxia and Zhang Wei 6. Who Are
They, and Who Am I?: Discovering Gender and Ethnicity in the Sino-Tibetan
Borderland Xiaofei Kang 7. Ritual performance in changing local society
Stephen Jones 8. Beyond the border of disciplines and societies: From
fieldwork among the Lahu to the history of bazi basins Jianxiong Ma III :
Walking the ground, talking to people 9. Basic Questions for Fieldwork on
Pre-1949 Chinese Society John Lagerwey 10. Festivals in the Field--A Social
Historical Perspective Paul R. Katz 11. Doing historical-anthropological
fieldwork in Jiangnan: gazetteers, newspapers, and real life Vincent
Goossaert 12. Incorporating historical GIS in fieldwork on Chinese culture
and religion Kenneth Dean 13. Walks in Canton: Doing Historical
Anthropology in a Chinese City May Bo Ching and Zhiwei Liu 14.
Contextualizing Ethnic Classification: The Case of hemu (??) among the Li
of Hainan Xi He 15. Mud on Your Boots: Researching the Social and
Environmental History of Conservation in Baishui County, Shaanxi during the
1950s Micah S. Muscolino 16. Medicine, health and disease: Among the
barefoot doctors of Hangzhou Xiaoping Fang 17. Discovering the Cultural
Revolution through oral history Guoqiang Dong 18. Walking a production
chain: An interdisciplinary approach to the history of things Thomas David
DuBois IV. Finding and working with grassroots documents 19. Field research
using contracts (qiyue): Legal archives of late Qing and early
Republican-era Longquan, Zhejiang Zhengzhen Du 20. Account books (zhangben)
in local history studies Yonghua Liu 21. Land and property deeds and urban
studies: A case study of deeds collected by Ms. Liu, Sujuan Huang 22.
Genealogies and Revolution in the Jiangxi Soviet Weixin Rao 23. Using local
and Public Security Bureau archives from the 1950s-Poyang county, Jiangxi,
Shigu Liu 24. Exploring a northern Jiangsu County Intangible Cultural
Heritage Archive Jan Kiely
Editors' preface: Fieldwork in Modern Chinese History Thomas DuBois and Jan
Kiely I: History and fieldwork in historical perspective 1. They went to
the people but did they hear them? Comments on Field Research in China the
1920s and 1930s David Faure 2. A brief history of Japanese field research
on China Linda Grove 3. The Traditionalist Phase in Taiwan Anthropology:
1960-80 Myron L. Cohen II : Work reflections: Fieldwork in the mirror 4.
Fieldwork for Ming historians Michael Szonyi 5. Conducting fieldwork as a
local: Perspectives from Hulunbuir Guan Yuxia and Zhang Wei 6. Who Are
They, and Who Am I?: Discovering Gender and Ethnicity in the Sino-Tibetan
Borderland Xiaofei Kang 7. Ritual performance in changing local society
Stephen Jones 8. Beyond the border of disciplines and societies: From
fieldwork among the Lahu to the history of bazi basins Jianxiong Ma III :
Walking the ground, talking to people 9. Basic Questions for Fieldwork on
Pre-1949 Chinese Society John Lagerwey 10. Festivals in the Field--A Social
Historical Perspective Paul R. Katz 11. Doing historical-anthropological
fieldwork in Jiangnan: gazetteers, newspapers, and real life Vincent
Goossaert 12. Incorporating historical GIS in fieldwork on Chinese culture
and religion Kenneth Dean 13. Walks in Canton: Doing Historical
Anthropology in a Chinese City May Bo Ching and Zhiwei Liu 14.
Contextualizing Ethnic Classification: The Case of hemu (??) among the Li
of Hainan Xi He 15. Mud on Your Boots: Researching the Social and
Environmental History of Conservation in Baishui County, Shaanxi during the
1950s Micah S. Muscolino 16. Medicine, health and disease: Among the
barefoot doctors of Hangzhou Xiaoping Fang 17. Discovering the Cultural
Revolution through oral history Guoqiang Dong 18. Walking a production
chain: An interdisciplinary approach to the history of things Thomas David
DuBois IV. Finding and working with grassroots documents 19. Field research
using contracts (qiyue): Legal archives of late Qing and early
Republican-era Longquan, Zhejiang Zhengzhen Du 20. Account books (zhangben)
in local history studies Yonghua Liu 21. Land and property deeds and urban
studies: A case study of deeds collected by Ms. Liu, Sujuan Huang 22.
Genealogies and Revolution in the Jiangxi Soviet Weixin Rao 23. Using local
and Public Security Bureau archives from the 1950s-Poyang county, Jiangxi,
Shigu Liu 24. Exploring a northern Jiangsu County Intangible Cultural
Heritage Archive Jan Kiely
Kiely I: History and fieldwork in historical perspective 1. They went to
the people but did they hear them? Comments on Field Research in China the
1920s and 1930s David Faure 2. A brief history of Japanese field research
on China Linda Grove 3. The Traditionalist Phase in Taiwan Anthropology:
1960-80 Myron L. Cohen II : Work reflections: Fieldwork in the mirror 4.
Fieldwork for Ming historians Michael Szonyi 5. Conducting fieldwork as a
local: Perspectives from Hulunbuir Guan Yuxia and Zhang Wei 6. Who Are
They, and Who Am I?: Discovering Gender and Ethnicity in the Sino-Tibetan
Borderland Xiaofei Kang 7. Ritual performance in changing local society
Stephen Jones 8. Beyond the border of disciplines and societies: From
fieldwork among the Lahu to the history of bazi basins Jianxiong Ma III :
Walking the ground, talking to people 9. Basic Questions for Fieldwork on
Pre-1949 Chinese Society John Lagerwey 10. Festivals in the Field--A Social
Historical Perspective Paul R. Katz 11. Doing historical-anthropological
fieldwork in Jiangnan: gazetteers, newspapers, and real life Vincent
Goossaert 12. Incorporating historical GIS in fieldwork on Chinese culture
and religion Kenneth Dean 13. Walks in Canton: Doing Historical
Anthropology in a Chinese City May Bo Ching and Zhiwei Liu 14.
Contextualizing Ethnic Classification: The Case of hemu (??) among the Li
of Hainan Xi He 15. Mud on Your Boots: Researching the Social and
Environmental History of Conservation in Baishui County, Shaanxi during the
1950s Micah S. Muscolino 16. Medicine, health and disease: Among the
barefoot doctors of Hangzhou Xiaoping Fang 17. Discovering the Cultural
Revolution through oral history Guoqiang Dong 18. Walking a production
chain: An interdisciplinary approach to the history of things Thomas David
DuBois IV. Finding and working with grassroots documents 19. Field research
using contracts (qiyue): Legal archives of late Qing and early
Republican-era Longquan, Zhejiang Zhengzhen Du 20. Account books (zhangben)
in local history studies Yonghua Liu 21. Land and property deeds and urban
studies: A case study of deeds collected by Ms. Liu, Sujuan Huang 22.
Genealogies and Revolution in the Jiangxi Soviet Weixin Rao 23. Using local
and Public Security Bureau archives from the 1950s-Poyang county, Jiangxi,
Shigu Liu 24. Exploring a northern Jiangsu County Intangible Cultural
Heritage Archive Jan Kiely