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The Oxford Handbook on Early China brings 30 scholars together to cover early China from the Neolithic through Warring States periods (ca 5000-500BCE). The study is chronological and incorporates a multidisciplinary approach, covering topics from archaeology, anthropology, art history, architecture, music, and metallurgy, to literature, religion, paleography, cosmology, religion, prehistory, and history.
The Oxford Handbook on Early China brings 30 scholars together to cover early China from the Neolithic through Warring States periods (ca 5000-500BCE). The study is chronological and incorporates a multidisciplinary approach, covering topics from archaeology, anthropology, art history, architecture, music, and metallurgy, to literature, religion, paleography, cosmology, religion, prehistory, and history.
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Autorenporträt
Elizabeth Childs-Johnson works on early Chinese art, archaeology, and paleography. Her major research interests include mapping a Jade Age and Shang Bronze Age in early China.
Inhaltsangabe
* List of Contributors * SECTION I INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND * Introduction and Background to The Oxford Handbook on Early China * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * SECTION II NEOLITHIC FARMERS, CERAMICS, AND JADE * 1. The Neolithic Revolution in the North ca. 7/6000-2000 bce: Xinglongwa, Xinlei, Yangshao, Hongshan, and Related Cultures (Inequality/Social Complexity) in Neolithic Northern China * Andrew Womack, Yale University * 2. The Neolithic Revolution in the South, ca. 7/6000-2000 bce, Majiabang, Hemudu, Daxi, and Songze Cultures * Xiangming Fang, Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology * 3. The Neolithic Jade Revolution in Northeast China * Chung Tang, Shandong University, Mana Hayashi Tang, Washington University in St. Louis, Guoxiang Liu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS and Yadi Wen, Southern University of Science and Technology * 4. The Jade Age Revisited, ca. 3500-2000 bce * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 5. Liangzhu Culture and the Ancient City of Liangzhu * Bin Liu, Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology * 6. Longshan Culture Issues: Taosi and Cosmology * Nu He, Institute of Archaeology, CASS * SECTION III FIRST DYNASTY OF THE BRONZE AGE: XIA PERIOD * 7. Introduction to the Xia Period: Definitions, Themes, and Debate * Hong Xu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS * 8. Settlements, Buildings, and Society of the Erlitou Culture * Hong Xu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS, and Xiang Li, University of Pittsburgh * 9. The Bronze-Casting Revolution and the Ritual Vessel Set * Hong Xu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS, and Xiang Li, University of Pittsburgh * 10. The Spread of Erlitou yazhang to South China and the Origin and Dispersal of Early Political States * Chung Tang, Shandong University and Fang Wang, Jinsha Site Museum * SECTION IV THE FIRST HEIGHT OF THE BRONZE AGE: THE SHANG PERIOD * 11. The Cultural and Historical Setting of the Shang * Jonathan Smith, Christopher Newport University, with Yuzhou Fan, Nanjing University * 12. Early and Middle Shang Periods * Guoding Song, University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences * 13. Shang Belief and Art * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 14. Shang Bronze-Casting Technology and Metallurgy Issues * Changping Zhang, Wuhan University * 15. Late Shang Ritual and Residential Architecture at Great City Shang, Yinxu in Anyang, Henan * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 16. Late Shang: Fu Zi [Fu Hao] and M5 at Xiaotun * Dingyun Cao, Institute of Archaeology, CASS * SECTION V THE SECOND HEIGHT OF THE BRONZE AGE: THE WESTERN ZHOU PERIOD * 17. Western Zhou Cultural and Historic Setting * Maria Khayutina, Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich * 18. Western Zhou Government and Society * Paul Nicholas Vogt, Indiana University * 19. Western Zhou Rites and Mortuary Practice (Inscriptions and Texts) * Constance A. Cook, Lehigh University * 20. Bronze Vessels: Style, Assemblages, and Innovations of the Western Zhou Period * Yan Sun, Gettysburg College * 21. Bells and Music in the Zhou * Scott Cook, Yale-NUS College * SECTION VI THE THIRD HEIGHT OF THE BRONZE AGE: SPRINGS AND AUTUMNS PERIOD * 22. Historical Background during the Springs and Autumns Period * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 23. Historiography, Thought, and Intellectual Development during the Springs and Autumns Period * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 24. Cultures and Styles of Art during the Springs and Autumns Period * Xiaolong Wu, Hanover College * SECTION VII THE IRON AGE-WARRING STATES PERIOD * 25. The Warring States Period: Historical Background * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 26. Iron Technology and Its Regional Development during the Eastern Zhou Period * Wengcheong Lam, Chinese University of Hong Kong * 27. Institutional Reforms and Reformers during the Warring States Period * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 28. Change and Continuity at the Intersection of Received History and the Material Record during the Warring States Period * Charles Sanft, University of Tennessee * 29. The Army, Wars, and Military Arts during the Warring States Period * Albert Galvany, The University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU * 30. The Shi, Diplomats, and Urban Expansion during the Warring States Period * Andrew Meyer, Brooklyn College * 31. Confucius, Mencius, and Their Daoist-Legalist Critics * Moss Roberts, New York University * 32. Mozi * Vincent S. Leung, Lingnan University * 33. Mohism and the Evolving Notion of Jian Ai * Carine Defoort, University of Leuven * 34. Chu Religion and Art * John S. Major, Independent Scholar, and Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 35. The Artistic Revolution in the Warring States Period * Jie Shi, Bryn Mawr College * Index
* List of Contributors * SECTION I INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND * Introduction and Background to The Oxford Handbook on Early China * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * SECTION II NEOLITHIC FARMERS, CERAMICS, AND JADE * 1. The Neolithic Revolution in the North ca. 7/6000-2000 bce: Xinglongwa, Xinlei, Yangshao, Hongshan, and Related Cultures (Inequality/Social Complexity) in Neolithic Northern China * Andrew Womack, Yale University * 2. The Neolithic Revolution in the South, ca. 7/6000-2000 bce, Majiabang, Hemudu, Daxi, and Songze Cultures * Xiangming Fang, Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology * 3. The Neolithic Jade Revolution in Northeast China * Chung Tang, Shandong University, Mana Hayashi Tang, Washington University in St. Louis, Guoxiang Liu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS and Yadi Wen, Southern University of Science and Technology * 4. The Jade Age Revisited, ca. 3500-2000 bce * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 5. Liangzhu Culture and the Ancient City of Liangzhu * Bin Liu, Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology * 6. Longshan Culture Issues: Taosi and Cosmology * Nu He, Institute of Archaeology, CASS * SECTION III FIRST DYNASTY OF THE BRONZE AGE: XIA PERIOD * 7. Introduction to the Xia Period: Definitions, Themes, and Debate * Hong Xu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS * 8. Settlements, Buildings, and Society of the Erlitou Culture * Hong Xu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS, and Xiang Li, University of Pittsburgh * 9. The Bronze-Casting Revolution and the Ritual Vessel Set * Hong Xu, Institute of Archaeology, CASS, and Xiang Li, University of Pittsburgh * 10. The Spread of Erlitou yazhang to South China and the Origin and Dispersal of Early Political States * Chung Tang, Shandong University and Fang Wang, Jinsha Site Museum * SECTION IV THE FIRST HEIGHT OF THE BRONZE AGE: THE SHANG PERIOD * 11. The Cultural and Historical Setting of the Shang * Jonathan Smith, Christopher Newport University, with Yuzhou Fan, Nanjing University * 12. Early and Middle Shang Periods * Guoding Song, University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences * 13. Shang Belief and Art * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 14. Shang Bronze-Casting Technology and Metallurgy Issues * Changping Zhang, Wuhan University * 15. Late Shang Ritual and Residential Architecture at Great City Shang, Yinxu in Anyang, Henan * Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 16. Late Shang: Fu Zi [Fu Hao] and M5 at Xiaotun * Dingyun Cao, Institute of Archaeology, CASS * SECTION V THE SECOND HEIGHT OF THE BRONZE AGE: THE WESTERN ZHOU PERIOD * 17. Western Zhou Cultural and Historic Setting * Maria Khayutina, Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich * 18. Western Zhou Government and Society * Paul Nicholas Vogt, Indiana University * 19. Western Zhou Rites and Mortuary Practice (Inscriptions and Texts) * Constance A. Cook, Lehigh University * 20. Bronze Vessels: Style, Assemblages, and Innovations of the Western Zhou Period * Yan Sun, Gettysburg College * 21. Bells and Music in the Zhou * Scott Cook, Yale-NUS College * SECTION VI THE THIRD HEIGHT OF THE BRONZE AGE: SPRINGS AND AUTUMNS PERIOD * 22. Historical Background during the Springs and Autumns Period * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 23. Historiography, Thought, and Intellectual Development during the Springs and Autumns Period * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 24. Cultures and Styles of Art during the Springs and Autumns Period * Xiaolong Wu, Hanover College * SECTION VII THE IRON AGE-WARRING STATES PERIOD * 25. The Warring States Period: Historical Background * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 26. Iron Technology and Its Regional Development during the Eastern Zhou Period * Wengcheong Lam, Chinese University of Hong Kong * 27. Institutional Reforms and Reformers during the Warring States Period * Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem * 28. Change and Continuity at the Intersection of Received History and the Material Record during the Warring States Period * Charles Sanft, University of Tennessee * 29. The Army, Wars, and Military Arts during the Warring States Period * Albert Galvany, The University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU * 30. The Shi, Diplomats, and Urban Expansion during the Warring States Period * Andrew Meyer, Brooklyn College * 31. Confucius, Mencius, and Their Daoist-Legalist Critics * Moss Roberts, New York University * 32. Mozi * Vincent S. Leung, Lingnan University * 33. Mohism and the Evolving Notion of Jian Ai * Carine Defoort, University of Leuven * 34. Chu Religion and Art * John S. Major, Independent Scholar, and Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Old Dominion University * 35. The Artistic Revolution in the Warring States Period * Jie Shi, Bryn Mawr College * Index
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