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Vernacular Language Movement
Jeffrey Weng
Subject: Chinese Studies »
Date Added: 2020-10-28
Vernacular Language MovementIntroductionThe English term ‘vernacular language’ is more capacious than any of its Chinese equivalents. When discussing ...
Warlords, The
Edward A. McCord
Subject: Chinese Studies »
Date Added: 2018-07-24
The WarlordsIntroductionThe appearance of warlords, who wielded significant autonomous political power on the basis of their personal control of milit...
Water Management
James E. Nickum
Subject: Chinese Studies »
Date Added: 2019-04-24
Water ManagementIntroductionNature did China few favors in its allocation of water, either spatially or seasonally. The South has abundant water but l...
Xunzi
Winnie Sung
Subject: Chinese Studies »
Date Added: 2016-02-25
XunziIntroductionXunzi (ca. 310 bce–ca. 215 bce), also known by the personal name Xun Kuang 荀況 or the epithet Xun Qing 荀卿, is generally considered one...
Yan'an and the Revolutionary Base Areas
Pauline Keating
Subject: Chinese Studies »
Date Added: 2014-04-28
Yan’an and the Revolutionary Base Areas Introduction The field of base area studies grew, in part, out of the search by Western analysts to un...
Yuan Dynasty
David Robinson
Subject: Chinese Studies »
Date Added: 2013-04-22
Yuan Dynasty Introduction The Yuan dynasty sits awkwardly in Eurasian history. The dynastic name, Yuan, is Chinese, as is the practice of nami...
Zhu Xi
Kirill O. Thompson
Subject: Chinese Studies »
Date Added: 2020-01-15
Zhu XiIntroductionZhu Xi (1130–1200) was the most influential Chinese Neo-Confucian (Daoxue) scholar of imperial China (220 bce–1908 ce). He is ranked...
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