Phillip Grimberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 1380838 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Phillip Grimberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Phillip |
| FAMILY NAME | Grimberg |
| SIGNATURE | GRIMBERG P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1127-8716 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Before Archaeology
While modern field archaeology in China looks back at a history of just over a hundred years, the systematic study of objects as material remains and empirical evidence of the past dates back to at least the Song dynasty. Archaeology itself did not develop independently of foreign influences but was introduced as an import from the West via Japan at the end of the 19th century, mediated through various sources and propped up by a growing sense of…
A comprehensive review of deep learning methods in damage classification, detection, and segmentation of cultural heritage sites
Guwantu
This article provides a conceptual framework that fills a critical gap at the intersection of Chinese art and cultural history. It focuses on the Yongzheng emperor's ‘Illustrated Inventory of Ancient Playthings’ ( Guwantu ) and its significance within the context of the collecting and courtly elite culture of the High Qing. Through a comprehensive examination of scroll B/C.8–V&A of the Guwantu itself, as well as the relevant source material, this…
Guwantu
Investigating Antiquity
In China, antiquarianism or jinshixue, literally the "study of bronze and stone," is first used to describe the activity of studying historical artifacts in texts of the eleventh century. The modern Chinese term for archaeology-kaoguxue, "investigating antiquity"-on the other hand, is a term borrowed from the title of a catalog of collectibles by Song scholar Lü Dalin (1046-1092). The aim of this article is to retrace the formation of the concept…
Of Words, Change, and Transplantations
In 2008, Jin Guantao and Liu Qingfeng published the result of a decade-long work on conceptual transformation in late imperial and early Republican China. Their Studies in the History of Concepts (Guannian shi yanjiu) marked an important step in the development of conceptual history in China, after the timid tendencies of the early 1980s and the growing attention of the following two decades
Liang Siyong
Nationalism and Politics in Chinese Archaeology
Archaeology and Antiquarianism in China
Nationalism and Politics in Chinese Archaeology
Liang Siyong
Einige Überlegungen Zu Dem Brief Der Kaiserinwitwe Helena/Xiaozheng Der SÜdlichen Ming an Papst Innozenz X. Aus Dem Jahre 1650
After the downfall of the Ming Dynasty in 1644, parts of the Imperial family fled to the south establishing short-lived imperial regimes competing for power. The Jesuit missionaries Xavier Koffler and Michał Boym joined the court of the Emperor Yongli of the Southern Ming where in the year 1647, eventually, members of the Imperial family converted to Christianity. One of them was the Dowager-Empress Xiaozheng who adopted the Name Helena after chr…
Guwantu
This article provides a conceptual framework that fills a critical gap at the intersection of Chinese art and cultural history. It focuses on the Yongzheng emperor's ‘Illustrated Inventory of Ancient Playthings’ ( Guwantu ) and its significance within the context of the collecting and courtly elite culture of the High Qing. Through a comprehensive examination of scroll B/C.8–V&A of the Guwantu itself, as well as the relevant source material, this…
Investigating Antiquity
In China, antiquarianism or jinshixue, literally the "study of bronze and stone," is first used to describe the activity of studying historical artifacts in texts of the eleventh century. The modern Chinese term for archaeology-kaoguxue, "investigating antiquity"-on the other hand, is a term borrowed from the title of a catalog of collectibles by Song scholar Lü Dalin (1046-1092). The aim of this article is to retrace the formation of the concept…
Einige Überlegungen Zu Dem Brief Der Kaiserinwitwe Helena/Xiaozheng Der SÜdlichen Ming an Papst Innozenz X. Aus Dem Jahre 1650
After the downfall of the Ming Dynasty in 1644, parts of the Imperial family fled to the south establishing short-lived imperial regimes competing for power. The Jesuit missionaries Xavier Koffler and Michał Boym joined the court of the Emperor Yongli of the Southern Ming where in the year 1647, eventually, members of the Imperial family converted to Christianity. One of them was the Dowager-Empress Xiaozheng who adopted the Name Helena after chr…
Liang Siyong
Archaeology and Antiquarianism in China
Nationalism and Politics in Chinese Archaeology
Liang Siyong
Nationalism and Politics in Chinese Archaeology
Investigating Antiquity
In China, antiquarianism or jinshixue, literally the "study of bronze and stone," is first used to describe the activity of studying historical artifacts in texts of the eleventh century. The modern Chinese term for archaeology-kaoguxue, "investigating antiquity"-on the other hand, is a term borrowed from the title of a catalog of collectibles by Song scholar Lü Dalin (1046-1092). The aim of this article is to retrace the formation of the concept…
Of Words, Change, and Transplantations
In 2008, Jin Guantao and Liu Qingfeng published the result of a decade-long work on conceptual transformation in late imperial and early Republican China. Their Studies in the History of Concepts (Guannian shi yanjiu) marked an important step in the development of conceptual history in China, after the timid tendencies of the early 1980s and the growing attention of the following two decades
Guwantu
This article provides a conceptual framework that fills a critical gap at the intersection of Chinese art and cultural history. It focuses on the Yongzheng emperor's ‘Illustrated Inventory of Ancient Playthings’ ( Guwantu ) and its significance within the context of the collecting and courtly elite culture of the High Qing. Through a comprehensive examination of scroll B/C.8–V&A of the Guwantu itself, as well as the relevant source material, this…
Guwantu
Before Archaeology
While modern field archaeology in China looks back at a history of just over a hundred years, the systematic study of objects as material remains and empirical evidence of the past dates back to at least the Song dynasty. Archaeology itself did not develop independently of foreign influences but was introduced as an import from the West via Japan at the end of the 19th century, mediated through various sources and propped up by a growing sense of…
A comprehensive review of deep learning methods in damage classification, detection, and segmentation of cultural heritage sites
Archaeology (8 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (8 works) · History (8 works) · Art (7 works) · China (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Emperor (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works)