Richard J Smith
The Qing Dynasty and Traditional Chinese Culture
Richard J Smith
The Qing Dynasty and Traditional Chinese Culture
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This engaging and insightful history of the Qing dynasty (1636-1912) offers a systematic discussion of topics such as language, philosophy, religion, art, literature, and social customs. Nuanced and wide-ranging, noted historian Richard J. Smith's authoritative book provides an essential introduction to late imperial Chinese culture and society.
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This engaging and insightful history of the Qing dynasty (1636-1912) offers a systematic discussion of topics such as language, philosophy, religion, art, literature, and social customs. Nuanced and wide-ranging, noted historian Richard J. Smith's authoritative book provides an essential introduction to late imperial Chinese culture and society.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 560
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 163mm x 45mm
- Gewicht: 1112g
- ISBN-13: 9781442221925
- ISBN-10: 1442221925
- Artikelnr.: 42057808
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 560
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 163mm x 45mm
- Gewicht: 1112g
- ISBN-13: 9781442221925
- ISBN-10: 1442221925
- Artikelnr.: 42057808
Richard J. Smith is George and Nancy Rupp Professor of Humanities, Professor of History, and James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy Scholar at Rice University.
PREFACE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: THE MING DYNASTY LEGACY The Founding of the
Ming The Evolution of Ming Institutions Ming Culture CHAPTER 2: CONQUEST
AND CONSOLIDATION The Fall of the Ming and the Rise of the Qing The Qing
Empire: A Brief Overview CHAPTER 3: THE QING POLITICAL ORDER Imperial Rule
and Metropolitan Offices Administrative Integration and Its Limits CHAPTER
4: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS Social Classes and Conflicts Forms of
Chinese Socioeconomic Organization CHAPTER 5: LANGUAGE AND SYMBOLIC
REFERENCE Languages of the Qing The Relationship between Language and
Culture CHAPTER 6: THOUGHT The World of Ideas The Confucian Moral Order
Daoist Flight and Fancy CHAPTER 7: RELIGION State Sacrifices Buddhism and
Religious Daoism Popular Religion CHAPTER 8: ARTS AND CRAFTS Attitudes
Toward Art Craft Productions Painting and Calligraphy CHAPTER 9: LITERATURE
Categories of Classical Literature Vernacular Literature CHAPTER 10: SOCIAL
LIFE Early Life-Cycle Ritual Marriage and Beyond Amusements CHAPTER 11: THE
LATE QING AND BEYOND, 1860-2014 Reform, Revolution, and China's Inherited
Culture APPENDICES Appendix A: A Note on Chinese Names Appendix B: Weights
and Measures, Exchange Rates and Costs Appendix C: Regional Differences and
Provincial Stereotypes Appendix D: Glossary of Some Philosophical Concepts
Appendix E: Tables of Contents of Selected Editions of the Wanbao quanshu
(1612, 1636, 1758 and 1828) Appendix F: Some English-Language Writings on
Honglou meng (Dream of the Red Chamber) Appendix G: The Three Character
Classic NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
Ming The Evolution of Ming Institutions Ming Culture CHAPTER 2: CONQUEST
AND CONSOLIDATION The Fall of the Ming and the Rise of the Qing The Qing
Empire: A Brief Overview CHAPTER 3: THE QING POLITICAL ORDER Imperial Rule
and Metropolitan Offices Administrative Integration and Its Limits CHAPTER
4: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS Social Classes and Conflicts Forms of
Chinese Socioeconomic Organization CHAPTER 5: LANGUAGE AND SYMBOLIC
REFERENCE Languages of the Qing The Relationship between Language and
Culture CHAPTER 6: THOUGHT The World of Ideas The Confucian Moral Order
Daoist Flight and Fancy CHAPTER 7: RELIGION State Sacrifices Buddhism and
Religious Daoism Popular Religion CHAPTER 8: ARTS AND CRAFTS Attitudes
Toward Art Craft Productions Painting and Calligraphy CHAPTER 9: LITERATURE
Categories of Classical Literature Vernacular Literature CHAPTER 10: SOCIAL
LIFE Early Life-Cycle Ritual Marriage and Beyond Amusements CHAPTER 11: THE
LATE QING AND BEYOND, 1860-2014 Reform, Revolution, and China's Inherited
Culture APPENDICES Appendix A: A Note on Chinese Names Appendix B: Weights
and Measures, Exchange Rates and Costs Appendix C: Regional Differences and
Provincial Stereotypes Appendix D: Glossary of Some Philosophical Concepts
Appendix E: Tables of Contents of Selected Editions of the Wanbao quanshu
(1612, 1636, 1758 and 1828) Appendix F: Some English-Language Writings on
Honglou meng (Dream of the Red Chamber) Appendix G: The Three Character
Classic NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
PREFACE INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: THE MING DYNASTY LEGACY The Founding of the
Ming The Evolution of Ming Institutions Ming Culture CHAPTER 2: CONQUEST
AND CONSOLIDATION The Fall of the Ming and the Rise of the Qing The Qing
Empire: A Brief Overview CHAPTER 3: THE QING POLITICAL ORDER Imperial Rule
and Metropolitan Offices Administrative Integration and Its Limits CHAPTER
4: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS Social Classes and Conflicts Forms of
Chinese Socioeconomic Organization CHAPTER 5: LANGUAGE AND SYMBOLIC
REFERENCE Languages of the Qing The Relationship between Language and
Culture CHAPTER 6: THOUGHT The World of Ideas The Confucian Moral Order
Daoist Flight and Fancy CHAPTER 7: RELIGION State Sacrifices Buddhism and
Religious Daoism Popular Religion CHAPTER 8: ARTS AND CRAFTS Attitudes
Toward Art Craft Productions Painting and Calligraphy CHAPTER 9: LITERATURE
Categories of Classical Literature Vernacular Literature CHAPTER 10: SOCIAL
LIFE Early Life-Cycle Ritual Marriage and Beyond Amusements CHAPTER 11: THE
LATE QING AND BEYOND, 1860-2014 Reform, Revolution, and China's Inherited
Culture APPENDICES Appendix A: A Note on Chinese Names Appendix B: Weights
and Measures, Exchange Rates and Costs Appendix C: Regional Differences and
Provincial Stereotypes Appendix D: Glossary of Some Philosophical Concepts
Appendix E: Tables of Contents of Selected Editions of the Wanbao quanshu
(1612, 1636, 1758 and 1828) Appendix F: Some English-Language Writings on
Honglou meng (Dream of the Red Chamber) Appendix G: The Three Character
Classic NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
Ming The Evolution of Ming Institutions Ming Culture CHAPTER 2: CONQUEST
AND CONSOLIDATION The Fall of the Ming and the Rise of the Qing The Qing
Empire: A Brief Overview CHAPTER 3: THE QING POLITICAL ORDER Imperial Rule
and Metropolitan Offices Administrative Integration and Its Limits CHAPTER
4: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS Social Classes and Conflicts Forms of
Chinese Socioeconomic Organization CHAPTER 5: LANGUAGE AND SYMBOLIC
REFERENCE Languages of the Qing The Relationship between Language and
Culture CHAPTER 6: THOUGHT The World of Ideas The Confucian Moral Order
Daoist Flight and Fancy CHAPTER 7: RELIGION State Sacrifices Buddhism and
Religious Daoism Popular Religion CHAPTER 8: ARTS AND CRAFTS Attitudes
Toward Art Craft Productions Painting and Calligraphy CHAPTER 9: LITERATURE
Categories of Classical Literature Vernacular Literature CHAPTER 10: SOCIAL
LIFE Early Life-Cycle Ritual Marriage and Beyond Amusements CHAPTER 11: THE
LATE QING AND BEYOND, 1860-2014 Reform, Revolution, and China's Inherited
Culture APPENDICES Appendix A: A Note on Chinese Names Appendix B: Weights
and Measures, Exchange Rates and Costs Appendix C: Regional Differences and
Provincial Stereotypes Appendix D: Glossary of Some Philosophical Concepts
Appendix E: Tables of Contents of Selected Editions of the Wanbao quanshu
(1612, 1636, 1758 and 1828) Appendix F: Some English-Language Writings on
Honglou meng (Dream of the Red Chamber) Appendix G: The Three Character
Classic NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX