Richard C Rudolph
Biographic Data
| ID | 3623575 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard C Rudolph |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard C |
| FAMILY NAME | Rudolph |
| SIGNATURE | RUDOLPH R C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1938 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Comprehensive Bibliography of Manchu Studies
Chinese Archaeological Abstracts; Monumenta Archaeologica 6
Thunberg in Japan and His Flora Japonica in Japanese
Boat-Models from Early Chinese Tombs
The First Carbon-14 Dating in China
The Real Tomb of the Ming Regent, Prince of Lu
Records of Han Administration
Archaeology in China: Vol. 3, Chou China
Preliminary Notes on Sung Archaeology
We have heard much about the Sung archaeologists' mistakes but little about their important work, upon which much of our work in some fields is based today. They did not make spectacular discoveries of buried cities through the use of classical sources as did Heinrich Schliemann less than one hundred years ago. But they did use the early literature, together with a critical sense of judgment, some eight or nine centuries ago to discover much trut…
Archaeology in China: Vol. 2, Shang China
Archaeology in China: Vol. 1, Prehistoric China
The Beginnings of Chinese Civilization, Three Lectures Illustrated with Finds at Anyang . Li Chi
Archaeological Studies in Szechwan. Te-K'un Cheng
An undated Japanese map dated
Literary Chinese by the Inductive Method. Volume III: The Mencius, Books I-III
A History of Chinese Educational Institutions. Vol. I, To the End of the Five Dynasties
Han Tomb Art of West China
A Second-Century Chinese Illustration of Salt Mining
Han Tomb Art of West China: A Collection of First-and Second-Century Reliefs
Han Tomb Art of West China, a Collection of First-and Second-Century Reliefs
Han Tomb Art of West China. A Collection of First- and Second-Century Reliefs
The Chinese Language
The Antiquity of t'ou hu
Some ten years ago Professor G. Montell published a well-illustrated and highly interesting account of the history of the Chinese game of t'ou hua or Pitch-pot. In this game, practised in China for many centuries, two contestants attempt to toss (t'ou) arrows into the mouth of a narrow necked vessel (hu) according to very elaborate rules of procedure. He began by quoting verbatim Legge's translation of the lengthy description of the game as conta…
The Jumar in China
Dynastic Booty: An Altered Chinese Bronze
Thunberg in Japan and His Flora Japonica in Japanese
Preliminary Notes on Sung Archaeology
We have heard much about the Sung archaeologists' mistakes but little about their important work, upon which much of our work in some fields is based today. They did not make spectacular discoveries of buried cities through the use of classical sources as did Heinrich Schliemann less than one hundred years ago. But they did use the early literature, together with a critical sense of judgment, some eight or nine centuries ago to discover much trut…
The First Carbon-14 Dating in China
A Course of Colloquial Chinese
Literary Chinese by the Inductive Method. Vol. I
Emu Tanggô Orin Sakda-i Gisun Sarkiyan, an Unedited Manchu Manuscript
Resistance and Reconstruction
Early Chinese References to Fossil Fish
A Reversed Chinese Art Term
Medical Matters in an Early Fourteenth Century Chinese Diary
Medical Matters in an Early Fourteenth Century Chinese Diary R. C. RUDOLPH R. C. RUDOLPH *School of Chinese Studies, University of Toronto Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Volume II, Issue 3, Summer 1947, Pages 299–306, https://doi.org/10.1093/jhmas/II.3.299 Published: 01 July 1947
Dynastic Booty: An Altered Chinese Bronze
Children's Riddles and Ditties from the South of Tatung. Vol. IV
The Jumar in China
The Chinese Language
The Antiquity of t'ou hu
Some ten years ago Professor G. Montell published a well-illustrated and highly interesting account of the history of the Chinese game of t'ou hua or Pitch-pot. In this game, practised in China for many centuries, two contestants attempt to toss (t'ou) arrows into the mouth of a narrow necked vessel (hu) according to very elaborate rules of procedure. He began by quoting verbatim Legge's translation of the lengthy description of the game as conta…
Han Tomb Art of West China: A Collection of First-and Second-Century Reliefs
Han Tomb Art of West China, a Collection of First-and Second-Century Reliefs
Han Tomb Art of West China. A Collection of First- and Second-Century Reliefs
A History of Chinese Educational Institutions. Vol. I, To the End of the Five Dynasties
Han Tomb Art of West China
A Second-Century Chinese Illustration of Salt Mining
Literary Chinese by the Inductive Method. Volume III: The Mencius, Books I-III
An undated Japanese map dated
The Beginnings of Chinese Civilization, Three Lectures Illustrated with Finds at Anyang . Li Chi
Archaeological Studies in Szechwan. Te-K'un Cheng
Archaeology in China: Vol. 1, Prehistoric China
Preliminary Notes on Sung Archaeology
We have heard much about the Sung archaeologists' mistakes but little about their important work, upon which much of our work in some fields is based today. They did not make spectacular discoveries of buried cities through the use of classical sources as did Heinrich Schliemann less than one hundred years ago. But they did use the early literature, together with a critical sense of judgment, some eight or nine centuries ago to discover much trut…
Archaeology in China: Vol. 2, Shang China
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