The First Emperor of China
Herausgeber: Yu-Ning, Li
Introduction
A note on the translations
The age in which Ch'in Shih-huang was born
The struggle between two lines in the ideological sphere during the Spring and Autumn and the Warring States periods
The preparations for unification
The struggle between restoration and counter restoration in the course of the founding of the Ch'in dynasty
The success of unification
The establishment of a new system for the consolidation of Unification
The struggle between emphasizing the present while slighting the past'' and using the past to criticize the present''
A brief discussion on Ch'in Shih-huang's violence
Ch'in Shih-huang's book-burning as seen from the bamboo slips unearthed in Ying-ch'ueh-shan
The role of Ch'in Shih-huang in progressive historical change
What is the origin of the wailing of Meng Chiang-nu at the Great Wall''? On reading Liu Tsung-yuan's Essay on Feudalism''
Why did Lin Piao revile Ch'in Shih-huang? A refutation of some Confucian fallacies concerning the causes of the downfall of the Ch'in dynasty
On the lesson of the experience of the Ch'in dynasty's downfall
On Li Ssu
On the black-headed people.
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