Glen Dudbridge
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 699233 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Glen Dudbridge |
| PRENOMES | Glen |
| SOBRENOME | Dudbridge |
| ASSINATURA | DUDBRIDGE G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Oxford |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1972 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Essentials of Governance
In the eighth century, Wu Jing selected exchanges between Emperor Taizong and his ministers that he deemed key to good governance. This collection of dialogues has been used for the education of emperors, political elites and general readers ever since, and is a standard reference work in East Asian political thought. Consisting of ten volumes, subdivided into forty topics, The Essentials of Governance addresses core themes of Chinese thinking ab…
Reworking the World System Paradigm
Before and after the publication of her celebrated and still much-cited book Before European Hegemony, Janet Abu-Lughod found herself in debate with two correspondents. 1 The first was Immanuel Wallerstein, whose influential The Modern World-System (vol. 1) she had set out to 'correct'. 2 The second was Andre Gunder Frank, who would publish a series of world system studies extending the time frame of the whole exercise to five thousand years. 3 H…
A Portrait of Five Dynasties China
The anecdotal literature of late-medieval China is not unknown, but it is under-used. This study explores two collections of anecdotal memoirs to construct a portrait of the first half of the tenth century as seen by people who lived through it. The author Wang Renyu’s adult life coincided closely with that period, and his memoirs, though not directly transmitted, can be largely reconstructed from encyclopaedia quotations. His experience led from…
A Portrait of Five Dynasties China
1. Wang Renyu and his memoirs 2. Oral history 3. A world of signs and symbols 4. In the background of war 5. Personalities of Shu 6. The fall of Former Shu in 925 7. The Khitan 8. Music and musicians 9. The wild Epilogue: The signature on the portrait Appendix A: Li Fang's Spirit Road epitaph for Wang Renyu Appendix B: The memoirs Appendix C: Catalogues Appendix D: Wang Renyu and the musical modes
Books, Tales and Vernacular Culture
These studies develop a more open way of reading China's traditional narrative literature, in which publishing culture, religious culture, historical circumstance and social institutions all play a part. The concept of vernacular culture is discussed in broad terms and explored through particular examples. This volume, which marks Glen Dudbridge's retirement as Shaw Professor of Chinese at Oxford University, brings together fourteen of his resear…
The Legend Of Miaoshan Revised Edition
In Chinese legend, the princess Miaoshan defied her father by refusing to marry, and pursued her austere religious vocation to the death, but returned to life to be his saviour and the saviour of all mankind. The story is inseparable from the female bodhisattva Guanyin, whose cult dominated religious life at all levels in traditional China and is still powerful in rural China today. Miaoshan herself became a lasting symbol of the tension in women…
Tang Sources for the Study of Religious Culture
Cet article étudie les problèmes de l'utilisation des témoignages écrits comme sources permettant de comprendre la religion telle qu'elle se pratiquait en réalité. Son point de départ est la forte dénonciation faite par J. J. M. de Groot des textes canoniques en tant que représentations adéquates d'une culture religieuse diverse selon les lieux et qui change au fil du temps. Cet article accepte la tension entre travail de terrain et interprétatio…
Lost Books of Medieval China
For 2000 years the state-run libraries of imperial China systematically assembled standard collections of books from the past and present. Although the collections themselves were lost through warfare and fire, the classified catalogues prepared by the Privy Director of Books were often used in compiling national bibliographies for the state-sponsored dynastic histories. Through these and other catalogues we learn much about books now lost and ev…
Buddhist images in action
Cette étude prend comme points de repère deux livres récemment publiés — Mantras et mandarins (Paris, 1996), du regretté Michel Strickmann, et Religious experience and lay society in T'ang China (Cambridge, 1995), du présent auteur. Le premier ouvrage présente une vision ésotérique de la culture du rituel bouddhique sous la Chine des Tang; le second une vue exotérique de la culture religieuse dans son ensemble. Le premier puise ses documents dans…
Religious Experience and Lay Society in T'ang China
The General of the Five Paths in Tang and pre-Tang China
La doctrine des Cinq "Gati " (Voies de renaissance, ou conditions d'existence des êtres) pénétra en Chine avec le bouddhisme. Dès le début du IIIe siècle, les bouddhistes chinois rencontraient un "Grand Esprit en Charge des Cinq Voies" dans leurs traductions archaïques d'Ecritures indiennes. Progressivement le Dieu des Cinq Voies s 'introduisit dans la vie des Chinois. Des informations plus tardives suggèrent que vers le VIe siècle, il s'était ac…
Religious Experience and Lay Society in T'ang China
The remains of Tai Fu's lost collection Kuang-i chi ('The Great Book of Marvels') preserve three hundred short tales of encounters with the other world. This study develops a style of close reading through which those tales give access to the lives of individuals in eighth-century China. Through the eyes of a mid-century county official the picture emerges of a complex lay society, served by a mixed priesthood of ritual practitioners, whose membe…
A Pilgrimage in Seventeenth-Century Fiction
The Tale of Li Wa
Miao-shan on Stone
The Legend of Miao-shan
The Hsi-yu chi; A Study of Antecedents to the Sixteenth-Century Chinese Novel
The Hsi-yu chi; A Study of Antecedents to the Sixteenth-Century Chinese Novel
The Legend of Miao-shan
Miao-shan on Stone
The Tale of Li Wa
A Pilgrimage in Seventeenth-Century Fiction
Religious Experience and Lay Society in T'ang China
The remains of Tai Fu's lost collection Kuang-i chi ('The Great Book of Marvels') preserve three hundred short tales of encounters with the other world. This study develops a style of close reading through which those tales give access to the lives of individuals in eighth-century China. Through the eyes of a mid-century county official the picture emerges of a complex lay society, served by a mixed priesthood of ritual practitioners, whose membe…
The General of the Five Paths in Tang and pre-Tang China
La doctrine des Cinq "Gati " (Voies de renaissance, ou conditions d'existence des êtres) pénétra en Chine avec le bouddhisme. Dès le début du IIIe siècle, les bouddhistes chinois rencontraient un "Grand Esprit en Charge des Cinq Voies" dans leurs traductions archaïques d'Ecritures indiennes. Progressivement le Dieu des Cinq Voies s 'introduisit dans la vie des Chinois. Des informations plus tardives suggèrent que vers le VIe siècle, il s'était ac…
Religious Experience and Lay Society in T'ang China
Buddhist images in action
Cette étude prend comme points de repère deux livres récemment publiés — Mantras et mandarins (Paris, 1996), du regretté Michel Strickmann, et Religious experience and lay society in T'ang China (Cambridge, 1995), du présent auteur. Le premier ouvrage présente une vision ésotérique de la culture du rituel bouddhique sous la Chine des Tang; le second une vue exotérique de la culture religieuse dans son ensemble. Le premier puise ses documents dans…
Tang Sources for the Study of Religious Culture
Cet article étudie les problèmes de l'utilisation des témoignages écrits comme sources permettant de comprendre la religion telle qu'elle se pratiquait en réalité. Son point de départ est la forte dénonciation faite par J. J. M. de Groot des textes canoniques en tant que représentations adéquates d'une culture religieuse diverse selon les lieux et qui change au fil du temps. Cet article accepte la tension entre travail de terrain et interprétatio…
Lost Books of Medieval China
For 2000 years the state-run libraries of imperial China systematically assembled standard collections of books from the past and present. Although the collections themselves were lost through warfare and fire, the classified catalogues prepared by the Privy Director of Books were often used in compiling national bibliographies for the state-sponsored dynastic histories. Through these and other catalogues we learn much about books now lost and ev…
The Legend Of Miaoshan Revised Edition
In Chinese legend, the princess Miaoshan defied her father by refusing to marry, and pursued her austere religious vocation to the death, but returned to life to be his saviour and the saviour of all mankind. The story is inseparable from the female bodhisattva Guanyin, whose cult dominated religious life at all levels in traditional China and is still powerful in rural China today. Miaoshan herself became a lasting symbol of the tension in women…
Books, Tales and Vernacular Culture
These studies develop a more open way of reading China's traditional narrative literature, in which publishing culture, religious culture, historical circumstance and social institutions all play a part. The concept of vernacular culture is discussed in broad terms and explored through particular examples. This volume, which marks Glen Dudbridge's retirement as Shaw Professor of Chinese at Oxford University, brings together fourteen of his resear…
A Portrait of Five Dynasties China
The anecdotal literature of late-medieval China is not unknown, but it is under-used. This study explores two collections of anecdotal memoirs to construct a portrait of the first half of the tenth century as seen by people who lived through it. The author Wang Renyu’s adult life coincided closely with that period, and his memoirs, though not directly transmitted, can be largely reconstructed from encyclopaedia quotations. His experience led from…
A Portrait of Five Dynasties China
1. Wang Renyu and his memoirs 2. Oral history 3. A world of signs and symbols 4. In the background of war 5. Personalities of Shu 6. The fall of Former Shu in 925 7. The Khitan 8. Music and musicians 9. The wild Epilogue: The signature on the portrait Appendix A: Li Fang's Spirit Road epitaph for Wang Renyu Appendix B: The memoirs Appendix C: Catalogues Appendix D: Wang Renyu and the musical modes
Reworking the World System Paradigm
Before and after the publication of her celebrated and still much-cited book Before European Hegemony, Janet Abu-Lughod found herself in debate with two correspondents. 1 The first was Immanuel Wallerstein, whose influential The Modern World-System (vol. 1) she had set out to 'correct'. 2 The second was Andre Gunder Frank, who would publish a series of world system studies extending the time frame of the whole exercise to five thousand years. 3 H…
The Essentials of Governance
In the eighth century, Wu Jing selected exchanges between Emperor Taizong and his ministers that he deemed key to good governance. This collection of dialogues has been used for the education of emperors, political elites and general readers ever since, and is a standard reference work in East Asian political thought. Consisting of ten volumes, subdivided into forty topics, The Essentials of Governance addresses core themes of Chinese thinking ab…
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