Ying-shih Yü. Chinese History and Culture, vol. I: Sixth Century B.C.E. to Seventeenth Century. Eds. Josephine Chiu-Duke and Michael S. Duke. Masters of Chinese Studies. New York: Columbia University Press, 2016.

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Early China Pub Date : 2018-01-01 DOI:10.1017/EAC.2018.18
P. Goldin
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The redoubtable Ying-shih Yü’s most important studies in English have been republished in two volumes as part of the Masters of Chinese Studies series, edited by David Der-wei Wang for Columbia University Press. Because the chapters are sequenced chronologically, the ones that will most interest readers of Early China are in volume I. Volume II stretches from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries. The collection had apparently been planned for several years, but in late 2014, when Yü’s medical condition prevented him from proofreading the final text, Wang called on Josephine Chiu-Duke and Michael S. Duke to help complete the project (p. xvi). The process of digitally formatting the files had resulted in the loss of significant amounts of text, which Chiu-Duke and Duke restored by referring to the original publications. In addition, they made “a few minor changes” (not further documented) and added some Chinese graphs for the sake of clarity. Since these volumes could not have been published without their painstaking labor, the entire field is in their debt. The first seven chapters focus on early China: “Between the Heavenly and the Human” (pp. 1–19), “Life and Immortality in the Mind of Han China” (pp. 20–57), “‘O Soul, Come Back!’: A Study in the Changing Conceptions of the Soul and Afterlife in Pre-Buddhist China” (pp. 58–84), “New Evidence on the Early Chinese Conception of the Afterlife” (pp. 85–90), “Food in Chinese Culture: The Han Period (206 B.C.E.–220 C.E.)” (pp. 91–121), “The Seating Order at the Hong Men Banquet” (pp. 122–33), and “Individualism and the Neo-Daoist Movement in Wei-Jin China” (pp. 134–65). The last of these, despite the title, trenchantly discusses Wang Chong 王充 (27–c. 100 c.e.) and his reception in the Six Dynasties, and thus will undoubtedly interest Han
Ying-shih。《中国历史文化》第一卷:公元前6世纪至17世纪。Eds。约瑟芬·邱杜克和迈克尔·s·杜克。中国研究硕士。纽约:哥伦比亚大学出版社,2016。
令人敬畏的英时Yü最重要的英语研究已被重新出版为两卷,作为中国研究大师系列的一部分,由王德伟为哥伦比亚大学出版社编辑。因为这些章节是按时间顺序排列的,所以对早期中国的读者最感兴趣的章节是在第一卷。第二卷从十七世纪延伸到二十世纪。收集显然已经计划了几年,但在2014年底,当Yü的健康状况使他无法校对最后的文本时,王呼吁Josephine Chiu-Duke和Michael s. Duke帮助完成该项目(第xvi页)。数字格式化文件的过程导致大量文本丢失,Chiu-Duke和Duke通过参考原始出版物来恢复。此外,他们做了“一些小改动”(没有进一步记录),并为了清晰起见添加了一些中文图表。由于没有他们的辛勤劳动,这些书是不可能出版的,因此整个领域都亏欠了他们。前七章聚焦早期中国:“在天人之间”(第1-19页)、“汉人思想中的生命与不朽”(第20-57页)、“灵魂啊,回来吧!”《中国早期来世观念的新证据》(第85-90页)、《中国文化中的饮食:汉代(公元前206年-公元220年)》(第91-121页)、《洪门宴的座次》(第122-33页)和《魏晋中国的个人主义与新道家运动》(第134-65页)。最后一本书,尽管标题,尖锐地讨论了王冲(27-c .)。(公元100年)和他在六朝的接待,因此无疑会引起汉朝的兴趣
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期刊介绍: Early China publishes original research on all aspects of the culture and civilization of China from earliest times through the Han dynasty period (CE 220). The journal is interdisciplinary in scope, including articles on Chinese archaeology, history, philosophy, religion, literature, and paleography. It is the only English-language journal to publish solely on early China, and to include information on all relevant publications in all languages. The journal is of interest to scholars of archaeology and of other ancient cultures as well as sinologists.
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