An edition of Transition and permanence, Chinese history and culture
(1972)
Transition and permanence, Chinese history and culture
a festschrift in honor of Dr. Hsiao Kung-chʻüan
by Xiao, Gongquan, David C. Buxbaum, and Frederick W. Mote
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Table of Contents
Mote, F. W. The cosmological gulf between China and the West.
Mann, A. B. Cheng Chʻiao.
Fincher, J. China as a race, culture, and nation.
Huang, P. Liang Chʻi-chʻao.
Gasster, M. Intellectuals, revolution, modernization.
Treadgold, D. W. Sun Yat-sen and modern Christianity.
Franke, W. Some remarks on Chinese historical sources in Southeast Asia.
Wong, Y. The significance of the Kuang hsü emperor to the reform movement of 1898.
Lamley, H. J. Chinese gentry holdovers and the "new" gentry.
Buxbaum, D. C. From contract to status.
Wilhelm, H. Notes on Chou fiction.
Kierman, F. A. Lu Chung-lien and the Lu Lien Tzu.
Gibbs, D. A. Notes on the wind.
Wivell, C. J. The term "hua-pen."
Shih, V. Y. C. Lao-she a conformist?
Robertson, M. A. " ... to convey what is precious."
Knechtges, D. R. Narration, description, and rhetoric in Yang Shyong's Yey-lieh Fuh.
Ching-I Tu. A group of Wang Kuo-Wei's tzʻu poems.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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