课堂游戏中的“强盗与颠覆”

IF 1.1 0 ASIAN STUDIES
Sarah Schneewind
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在一门关于明朝工作生活的课程中,一个不需要华丽设备的课堂游戏让学生们思考大卫·鲁滨逊(David Robinson)关于京师地区的著作和其他明朝学术著作中所描绘的宫廷宦官、指挥官和士兵、土匪和商人、蒙古人和汉族民间的复杂关系。
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“Banditry and Subversion” in a Classroom Game
In the context of a course on Ming working lives, a classroom game requiring no fancy equipment enables students to think through the complex relations of the imperial house and palace eunuchs, commanders and soldiers, bandits and merchants, Mongols and Han folk, as portrayed in David Robinson's work on the capital area and other Ming scholarship.
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