Jeffrey K Riegel
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1248809 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jeffrey K Riegel |
| PRENOMES | Jeffrey K |
| SOBRENOME | Riegel |
| ASSINATURA | RIEGEL J K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of California, Berkeley |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Eros, Introversion, and The Beginnings of Shijing Commentary
L'auteur etudie les premiers veritables commentaires du Livre des Odes (Shijing), livrant des explications de son langage et de ses metaphores, qui apparaissent des le IIIe s. av. J.-C., a partir d'un texte (Wuxingpian) du premier siecle de regne des Han Occidentaux, mis au jour dans une tombe Han a Mawangdui
Do Not Serve the Dead as You Serve the Living
The dispute over whether burial rites should be frugal or lavish is a prominent feature of late Zhou philosophical literature. It originated with Mozi's attack on ritual and then continued unabated as the Ru and Mo schools argued the issue and hurled epithets at each other. The two Lüshi chunqiu chapters “Jiesang” and “Ansi” represent the arguments in favor of moderation in the middle of the third century B.C. While the chapters clearly owe their…
Kou-mang and Ju-shou
Kou-mang et Ju-shou sont, dans les sources de l'époque Chou (surtout le chap. sur les spectres du Mo Tzu et un passage du Kuo-yū, section Chin-Yū) une paire de divinités en charge de la vie et de la mort. Kou-mang, mi-homme mi-oiseau, est l'esprit de l'Est, associé au soleil levant, au printemps, à l'origine de la vie. Il accorde la longévité à ceux qui en sont jugés dignes par les dieux. Ju-shou, par contre, décrit comme un homme muni de griffes…
Eastern Zhou and Qin Civilizations . Li Xueqin ( K. C. Chang , transl.)
Chinese Archaeological Abstracts; Monumenta Archaeologica 6
Chugoku kodai no shokubutsugaku no kenkyu
Poetry and the Legend of Confucius's Exile
Jeffrey K. Riegel, Poetry and the Legend of Confucius's Exile, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 106, No. 1, Sinological Studies Dedicated to Edward H. Schafer (Jan. - Mar., 1986), pp. 13-22
A Textual Note on the I Ching
Ancient China
Ju-tzu Hsi and the Genealogy of the House of Wei
Our knowledge of the genealogy of the feudal houses of the Chou period is based primarily on the Shih Chi “Hereditary Houses” and secondarily on frequent quotations in medieval commentaries of the Shih Pen , a systematic genealogical treatise which, before it was lost in the T'ang, found favor among such historians as Tu Yü (222-284) and Ssu-ma Cheng (fl. 719-736) and classicists like K'ung Ying-ta (574-648). In the “Hereditary House of Wei,” the…
Mawangdui Tomb Three – Documents
Among the other documents discovered in the lacquer box found at Mawangdui Tomb were three maps. To date, six articles have appeared in Wenwu which discuss the discovery and restoration of two of the maps as well as their significance to the study of Chinese cartography and historical geography. The articles are of uneven quafity, but all six have been summarized for the sake of completeness
A Summary of some Recent Wenwu and Kaogu Articles on Mawangdui Tombs Two and Three
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Eros, Introversion, and The Beginnings of Shijing Commentary
L'auteur etudie les premiers veritables commentaires du Livre des Odes (Shijing), livrant des explications de son langage et de ses metaphores, qui apparaissent des le IIIe s. av. J.-C., a partir d'un texte (Wuxingpian) du premier siecle de regne des Han Occidentaux, mis au jour dans une tombe Han a Mawangdui
A Summary of some Recent Wenwu and Kaogu Articles on Mawangdui Tombs Two and Three
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Mawangdui Tomb Three – Documents
Among the other documents discovered in the lacquer box found at Mawangdui Tomb were three maps. To date, six articles have appeared in Wenwu which discuss the discovery and restoration of two of the maps as well as their significance to the study of Chinese cartography and historical geography. The articles are of uneven quafity, but all six have been summarized for the sake of completeness
Ju-tzu Hsi and the Genealogy of the House of Wei
Our knowledge of the genealogy of the feudal houses of the Chou period is based primarily on the Shih Chi “Hereditary Houses” and secondarily on frequent quotations in medieval commentaries of the Shih Pen , a systematic genealogical treatise which, before it was lost in the T'ang, found favor among such historians as Tu Yü (222-284) and Ssu-ma Cheng (fl. 719-736) and classicists like K'ung Ying-ta (574-648). In the “Hereditary House of Wei,” the…
Ancient China
A Textual Note on the I Ching
Chugoku kodai no shokubutsugaku no kenkyu
Poetry and the Legend of Confucius's Exile
Jeffrey K. Riegel, Poetry and the Legend of Confucius's Exile, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 106, No. 1, Sinological Studies Dedicated to Edward H. Schafer (Jan. - Mar., 1986), pp. 13-22
Eastern Zhou and Qin Civilizations . Li Xueqin ( K. C. Chang , transl.)
Chinese Archaeological Abstracts; Monumenta Archaeologica 6
Kou-mang and Ju-shou
Kou-mang et Ju-shou sont, dans les sources de l'époque Chou (surtout le chap. sur les spectres du Mo Tzu et un passage du Kuo-yū, section Chin-Yū) une paire de divinités en charge de la vie et de la mort. Kou-mang, mi-homme mi-oiseau, est l'esprit de l'Est, associé au soleil levant, au printemps, à l'origine de la vie. Il accorde la longévité à ceux qui en sont jugés dignes par les dieux. Ju-shou, par contre, décrit comme un homme muni de griffes…
Do Not Serve the Dead as You Serve the Living
The dispute over whether burial rites should be frugal or lavish is a prominent feature of late Zhou philosophical literature. It originated with Mozi's attack on ritual and then continued unabated as the Ru and Mo schools argued the issue and hurled epithets at each other. The two Lüshi chunqiu chapters “Jiesang” and “Ansi” represent the arguments in favor of moderation in the middle of the third century B.C. While the chapters clearly owe their…
Eros, Introversion, and The Beginnings of Shijing Commentary
L'auteur etudie les premiers veritables commentaires du Livre des Odes (Shijing), livrant des explications de son langage et de ses metaphores, qui apparaissent des le IIIe s. av. J.-C., a partir d'un texte (Wuxingpian) du premier siecle de regne des Han Occidentaux, mis au jour dans une tombe Han a Mawangdui
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