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Excursions in Sinology /

Yang, Lien-Sheng, (1914-1990.)

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Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Excursions in Sinology // by Lien-Sheng Yang.
Author:	Yang, Lien-Sheng,
Published:	Cambridge :Harvard University Press, : 1969.,
Description:	xii, 248 p. :illus., (2 fold., part col.) ;26 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	The concept of pao as a basis for social relations in China.--Female rulers in imperial China.--The concept of "free" and "bound" in spoken Chinese.--The examples of early tortoise-shell inscriptions.--Notes on Maspero's Les documents chinois de la troisieme expedition de Sir Aurel Stein en Asie centrale.--A theory about the titles of the Twenty-four dynastic histories.--The organization of Chinese official historiography: principles and methods of the standard histories from the T'ang through the Ming dynasty.--A "posthumous letter" from the Chin emperor to the Khitan emperor in 942.--Marginalia to the Yuan tien-chang.--A note on the so-called TLV mirrors and the game liu-po.--An additional note on the ancient game liu-po.--An inscribed Han mirror discovered in Siberia.--Chinese calligraphy.--Economic aspects of public works in imperial China.
Subject:	China - Civilization. -

Excursions in Sinology /
Yang, Lien-Sheng,1914-1990.

Excursions in Sinology /by Lien-Sheng Yang. - Cambridge :Harvard University Press,1969. - xii, 248 p. :illus., (2 fold., part col.) ;26 cm. - Harvard-Yenching Institute studies ;24.

Bibliographical footnotes.

The concept of pao as a basis for social relations in China.--Female rulers in imperial China.--The concept of "free" and "bound" in spoken Chinese.--The examples of early tortoise-shell inscriptions.--Notes on Maspero's Les documents chinois de la troisieme expedition de Sir Aurel Stein en Asie centrale.--A theory about the titles of the Twenty-four dynastic histories.--The organization of Chinese official historiography: principles and methods of the standard histories from the T'ang through the Ming dynasty.--A "posthumous letter" from the Chin emperor to the Khitan emperor in 942.--Marginalia to the Yuan tien-chang.--A note on the so-called TLV mirrors and the game liu-po.--An additional note on the ancient game liu-po.--An inscribed Han mirror discovered in Siberia.--Chinese calligraphy.--Economic aspects of public works in imperial China.

$7.50

LCCN: 68025621 Subjects--Geographical Terms:

528682
China
--Civilization.

LC Class. No.: DS721 / .Y248

Dewey Class. No.: 915.1/03/08

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