Charles O Hucker
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 505286 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charles O Hucker |
| PRENOMES | Charles |
| SOBRENOME | O Hucker |
| ASSINATURA | HUCKER C O |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Chicago |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1951 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Ming government
The Ming dynasty is generally known as a period of stable, effective government during which some important new institutions developed. Although in the end the dynasty collapsed under the pressures of domestic rebellions and foreign invasions, it had long seemed the most secure and unchallengeable ruling house the Chinese had known, and its institutions were largely perpetuated with admiration by the succeeding Ch'ing dynasty.
A Dictionary of Official Titles in Imperial China
A Dictionary of Official Titles in Imperial China
Legitimation in Imperial China
Offerings of Jade and Silk
A Dictionary of Official Titles in Imperial China
The Glory and Fall of the Ming Dynasty
China to 1850, a Short History
By the author of the highly acclaimed China's Imperial Past and written in the same lively style, this is a distillation of what every general reader and beginning student should know about the history of traditional Chinese civilization. It weaves together chronologically all aspects of Chinese life and culture, broadly surveying general history, socioeconomic organization, political institutions, religion and thought, and art and literature. Th…
Report of a 1979 Visit to China With the Ming-Qing Delegation
I was a member of the Ming-Qing Delegation of American historians that visited the People's Republic of China during almost the entire month of June 1979, under joint auspices of the National Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. The group also included Philip Kuhn of Harvard, John Langlois of Bowdoin, Susan Naquin of Pennsylvania, Willard J. Peterson of Princeton, Evelyn Rawski of Pittsburgh, Lynn Struve of Indiana, Wan…
The Ming Dynasty
China to 1850
By the author of the highly acclaimed China's Imperial Past and written in the same lively style, this is a distillation of what every general reader and beginning student should know about the history of traditional Chinese civilization. It weaves together chronologically all aspects of Chinese life and culture, broadly surveying general history, socioeconomic organization, political institutions, religion and thought, and art and literature. Th…
China's Imperial Past. An Introduction to Chinese History and Culture
Conflict and Control in Late Imperial China
Early Ming Government
China's Imperial Past
Introduction Part I. The formative age, prehistory-206 BC 1. General history 2. State and society 3. Thought 34. Literature and art Part II. The Early Empire, 206 BC-AD 960: 5. General history 6. Government 7. Society and the economy 8. Thought 9. Literature and art Part III. The Later Empire, 960-1850: 10. General history 11. Government 12. Society and the economy 13. Thought 14. Literature and art Epilogue
China's Imperial Past
Introductory Comments
The papers that follow were prepared for and read in a session on the current state of Ming studies that was part of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) annual meeting held at Toronto in March, 1976. The session was organized in part to take appropriate note of the inauguration of the Ming Studies newsletter and publication of the two-volume Dictionary of Ming Biography (DMB) edited by L, Carrington Goodrich (Columbia University Press, 1976),…
China's Imperial Past. An Introduction to Chinese History and Culture
China’s Imperial Past
A work unique in the sweep of its design and scope, intended expressly for the general reader interested in human history and culture, this is a vivid panoramic survey of the vast course of Chinese civilization from prehistory to 1850, when the old China began the agonizing transition to the new. Historical surveys of China tend to be dynasty-by-dynasty chronicles with a profusion of names and dates and occaisional cultural tidbits, or to concent…
An Introduction to The Sources of Ming History
Chinese government in Ming times
Law in Imperial China
The Association for Asian Studies, Inc., at the Age of Twenty Annual Report for 1967–1968
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The Censorial System of Ming China
China
Offerings of Jade and Silk
Governmental Organization of The Ming Dynasty
The Traditional Chinese Censorate and the New Peking Regime
The "People's Government" at Peking, which has been functioning since October, 1949, under the sponsorship of the Chinese Communist Party, includes a system of disciplinary surveillance over government personnel that in several aspects is reminiscent of one of the world's most remarkable institutions. This is the Chinese Censorate, traditionally a highly systematized organ of administrative and political control that was an integral, and usually …
The Traditional Chinese Censorate and the New Peking Regime
The "People's Government" at Peking, which has been functioning since October, 1949, under the sponsorship of the Chinese Communist Party, includes a system of disciplinary surveillance over government personnel that in several aspects is reminiscent of one of the world's most remarkable institutions. This is the Chinese Censorate, traditionally a highly systematized organ of administrative and political control that was an integral, and usually …
"T'ang-Yin-Pi-Shih, "Parallel Cases from under the Pear-Tree
Governmental Organization of The Ming Dynasty
Tao Teh King by Lao Tzu Interpreted as Nature and Intelligence
"An Index of Terms and Titles in "Governmental Organization of The Ming Dynasty
The Traditional Chinese State in Ming Times (1368-1644)
China. A Critical Bibliography
The Traditional Chinese State in Ming Times (1368-1644)
Confucianism and the Chinese Censorial System
The Ladder of Success in Imperial China
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China
The Censorial System of Ming China
The Association for Asian Studies, Inc., at the Age of Twenty Annual Report for 1967–1968
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
Chinese government in Ming times
Law in Imperial China
An Introduction to The Sources of Ming History
China’s Imperial Past
A work unique in the sweep of its design and scope, intended expressly for the general reader interested in human history and culture, this is a vivid panoramic survey of the vast course of Chinese civilization from prehistory to 1850, when the old China began the agonizing transition to the new. Historical surveys of China tend to be dynasty-by-dynasty chronicles with a profusion of names and dates and occaisional cultural tidbits, or to concent…
Introductory Comments
The papers that follow were prepared for and read in a session on the current state of Ming studies that was part of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) annual meeting held at Toronto in March, 1976. The session was organized in part to take appropriate note of the inauguration of the Ming Studies newsletter and publication of the two-volume Dictionary of Ming Biography (DMB) edited by L, Carrington Goodrich (Columbia University Press, 1976),…
China's Imperial Past. An Introduction to Chinese History and Culture
Early Ming Government
China's Imperial Past
Introduction Part I. The formative age, prehistory-206 BC 1. General history 2. State and society 3. Thought 34. Literature and art Part II. The Early Empire, 206 BC-AD 960: 5. General history 6. Government 7. Society and the economy 8. Thought 9. Literature and art Part III. The Later Empire, 960-1850: 10. General history 11. Government 12. Society and the economy 13. Thought 14. Literature and art Epilogue
China's Imperial Past
China to 1850
By the author of the highly acclaimed China's Imperial Past and written in the same lively style, this is a distillation of what every general reader and beginning student should know about the history of traditional Chinese civilization. It weaves together chronologically all aspects of Chinese life and culture, broadly surveying general history, socioeconomic organization, political institutions, religion and thought, and art and literature. Th…
China's Imperial Past. An Introduction to Chinese History and Culture
Conflict and Control in Late Imperial China
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