Ming Qing Studies 2010
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Contents
- Ming Qing Studies
- Contents
- Paolo Santangelo, Preface
- Peter Ditmanson - Khee Heong Koh and Chang Woei Ong, Translocal Dynamics in Late Imperial China: An Introductory Essay
- Bibliography
- Yongtao Du, The Lesson of Riches: Mercantile Culture and Locality in Late Ming Huizhou
- The Controversy over Riches: To Deny or Not To Deny
- The New Order of Local Imagination
- Fame of Riches as the Source of Disaster
- The Mid-17th Century Reflection
- Conclusion
- Bibliograhy
- Peter Ditmanson, Local and Trans-local Activism in Commemorating the Martyrs of 1402
- The Usurpation of 1402 and the Official Narrative
- Early Local Initiatives
- Martyrs from Ji’an
- Martyrs as Trans-local links
- The Zhengde and Jiajing Watershed and beyond
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Miaw-fen Lu, The Rediscovery of Zhang Zai in the Ming-Qing Transition
- Zhang Zai and Guanxue
- The Representation of Zhang Zai’s Ideas in Ming-Qing Intellectual Discourse
- Concluding Remarks
- Bibliography
- Koh Khee Heong, The Hedong School: Regional and Translocal Intellectual Network
- Beyond East of the River: the Hedong School as a Regional Tradition
- Lecturing Half of Ming Students: The Hedong School as a Translocal Network
- Bibliography
- Steven B. Miles, “Stones from Other Hills”: Civil Examinations and Translocal Practice in Ming and Qing South China
- Patterns and Practices: Sojourning Students in Guangdong
- Regional Competition on the Eighteenth-Century Guangxi Frontier
- Family Strategies and Cantonese in Nineteenth-Century Guangxi
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Tian Yuan Tan, The Transmission of Sanqu Songs, Writers’ Reputation, and Literati Network in the Mid Ming: Local and Trans-local Considerations
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Understanding the World of Sanqu Songs in the Mid Ming: From North-South Division to Local Centers
- 3. Trans-local Transmission and Literati Network
- 4. Local or National: Layers of Writers’ Reputation
- 5. Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Abbreviations:
- Gianni Criveller, Jesuits' visual culture accommodated in China during the last decades of Ming dynasty
- The Evangelicae Historiae Imagines (1593) Illustrations of the Gospel Stories
- The Evangelicae Historiae Imagines in China
- The Method of Reciting the Rosary (Song Nianzhu Guicheng 誦念珠規程, 1619) by João Da Rocha 羅儒望
- The Illustrated Life of the Lord of Heaven Incarnate (Tianzhu Jiangsheng Chuxiang Jilüe 天主降生出像經解, 1637) by Giulio Aleni 艾儒略
- The Pictures Offered to the Emperor (Jincheng Shuxiang 進呈書像, 1640) de Johann Adam Schall Von Bell 湯若望
- Bibliography
- Paolo Santangelo, The Shan’ge, a rich historical source for late imperial China
- ●山歌•卷一
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Maria Paola Culeddu, Shimazu Yukihisa and the four junshi in Sadowara. A loyalty case in Tokugawa Japan
- Samurai and junshi
- Shimazu Yukihisa
- Loyalty to the Lord
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Paolo Santangelo, Anthony Yu, State and Religion in China: Historical and Textual Perspective. Chicago LaSalle, IL: Open Court, 2005
- Paolo Santangelo, Perry Link, ed., The Scholar’s Mind. Essays in Honor of Frederick W. Mote, Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press, 2009
- Donatella Rossi, Monica Esposito, L'Alchimia del Soffio. La pratica della visione interiore nell'alchimia taoista. Roma: Ubaldini Editore, 1997
Ming Qing Studies is a yearly publication, both on line and in printed
form, which continues the positive experience of Ming Qing yanjiu. It
intends to give a contribution to the debates on historical and cultural
questions in late imperial China and pre-modern and modern East Asia,
thanks to the cooperation of several scholars in Italy and abroad, and the
support of the Faculty of Oriental Studies of Sapienza University of Rome.
Although this publication focuses on late imperial China, its scope is
broadened to include the whole East Asian area, with its new cultural and
anthropological features which are manifested in this fundamental period of
transition from local to global history.