The Cambridge History of China

Cambridge University Press

1986

981 p.

9780521243278

General editors? preface; List of maps and tables; Preface to volume 1; List of abbreviations; Official titles and institutional terms; Han weights and measures; Han emperors; Introduction Michael Loewe; 1. The state and empire of Ch?in Derk Bodde; 2. The former Han dynasty Michael Loewe; 3. Wang Mang, the restoration of the Han dynasty, and later Han Hans Bielenstein; 4. The conduct of government and the issues at stake (AD 57?167) Michael Loewe; 5. The fall of Han B.J. Mansvelt Beck; 6. Han foreign relations Yu Ying-Shih; 7. The structure and practice of government Michael Loewe; 8. The institutions of later Han Hans Bielenstein; 9. Ch?in and Han law A.F.P. Hulsewe; 10. The economic and social history of former Han Nishijima Sadao; 11. The economic and social history of later Han Patricia Ebrey; 12. The religious and intellectual background Michael Loewe; 13. The concept of sovereignty Michael Loewe; 14. The development of the Confucian schools Robert P. Kramers; 15. Confucian, legalist, and Taoist thought in later Han Ch?en Ch?i-Yun; 16. Philosophy and religion from Han to Sui Paul Demieville; Postscript to chapter 16 Timothy Barrett; Bibliography; Glossary-index.

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