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Edited by Martin Kern, Princeton University, Robert E. Hegel, Washington University, St. Louis, and Manling Luo, Indiana University, Bloomington
The series "Studies in the History of Chinese Texts" provides a venue for scholarly monographs or edited volumes that focus on the formation and subsequent reception history of major works in the Chinese textual tradition. Works in the series can be devoted to a single text or to specific historical phenomena such as those of manuscript and print culture, the rise of particular genres of commentary, and the impact of cultural and social institutions on a text's transmission and reception.
The series encourages rigorous philological and historical scholarship that illuminates the history of specific texts in relation to socio-historical, material, and intellectual aspects of the Chinese written tradition. The scope of the series ranges from newly excavated manuscripts of pre-imperial China to questions of textual reception in the 20th century.
The series "Studies in the History of Chinese Texts" provides a venue for scholarly monographs or edited volumes that focus on the formation and subsequent reception history of major works in the Chinese textual tradition. Works in the series can be devoted to a single text or to specific historical phenomena such as those of manuscript and print culture, the rise of particular genres of commentary, and the impact of cultural and social institutions on a text's transmission and reception.
The series encourages rigorous philological and historical scholarship that illuminates the history of specific texts in relation to socio-historical, material, and intellectual aspects of the Chinese written tradition. The scope of the series ranges from newly excavated manuscripts of pre-imperial China to questions of textual reception in the 20th century.
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Textual Practices of Literary Training in Medieval ChinaEvidence from Dunhuang ManuscriptsVolume 16978-90-04-68488-1
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Early Chinese Manuscript CollectionsSayings, Memory, Verse, and KnowledgeVolume 14978-90-04-54084-2
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Inscribing Jingju/Peking OperaTextualization and Performance, Authorship and Censorship of the “National Drama” of China from the Late Qing to the PresentVolume 12978-90-04-46339-4
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Confucius and the Analects RevisitedNew Perspectives on Composition, Dating, and AuthorshipVolume 11978-90-04-38294-7
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Reading Sima Qian from Han to SongThe Father of History in Pre-Modern ChinaVolume 10978-90-04-37687-8
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Origins of Chinese Political PhilosophyStudies in the Composition and Thought of the Shangshu (Classic of Documents)Volume 8978-90-04-34350-4
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Entombed Epigraphy and Commemorative Culture in Early Medieval ChinaA Brief History of Early MuzhimingVolume 6978-90-04-30642-4
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The Embodied TextEstablishing Textual Identity in Early Chinese ManuscriptsVolume 3978-90-04-24381-1
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Statecraft and Classical LearningThe Rituals of Zhou in East Asian HistoryVolume 1Editor(s): Benjamin Elman and Martin Kern978-90-47-43093-3
Edited by Martin Kern, Princeton University, Robert E. Hegel, Washington University, St. Louis, and Manling Luo, Indiana University, Bloomington