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History of Geographic Thought: General Introduction and Chronology

Pan Yujun

167K0

This book follows the Marxist view of science and history and the principle of "identity of history and logic". From the comprehensive perspective of "internal-external historical theory", this book mainly describes the author's research results on the history of geographical thought and the geographical chronology before 2016. Among them, the history of geography includes the general history of world geographical thought and the general history of Chinese geographical thought, and the geographical chronology includes major geographical events in different historical periods of geography.

History of Guangxi Maritime Silk Road (ancient and Modern Times)

Huang Yuhong Li Zhijian

348K0

This book is a monograph on the history of the Maritime Silk Road. Using time as the longitude and events as the latitude, it combs the historical process of the rise, development, decline and prosperity of the Guangxi Maritime Silk Road, and demonstrates that the Beibu Gulf of Guangxi was the departure port of my country's Maritime Silk Road in the Han Dynasty, an important channel for connecting western China to ASEAN, an important strategic fulcrum of the "Belt and Road Initiative", and a new growth pole for my country's economic landscape. This book aims to clarify the promotion effect of various social factors on the Maritime Silk Road and the counter-effect of the Maritime Silk Road on local economic development, and to explore the laws and significance of the development of the Guangxi Maritime Silk Road. It has a good reference value for studying the economic and trade development of the Maritime Silk Road and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries.

Research History of "water Margin

Xu Yongqiang Li Ruiqin

373K0

Based on a large number of original documents, this book uses time as its warp and "Water Margin" research topics as its latitude, and systematically sorts out the research on "Water Margin" over the past 400 years since Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty. The book is divided into the following parts: The "Introduction" part explains the reasons for selecting the topic and the current research status. The first chapter is "Research on "Water Margin" in Ming and Qing Dynasties", which mainly discusses the research on "Water Margin" in Rong Yutang's version and Jin Shengtan's commentary version, as well as the literati's notes in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The second chapter is "Modern and Modern Research on "Water Margin"", which mainly analyzes and introduces the research results of modern scholars, especially Hu Shi, Lu Xun, Zheng Zhenduo and others. Chapters 3 to 5 are an introduction and analysis of the research on "Water Margin" since the founding of New China, with a rather detailed review and analysis from five aspects: the book, author, edition, text and comments. Finally, the "Appendix" section briefly introduces the research status of "Water Margin" outside mainland China, while the "Remaining Discussion" summarizes the research status of "Water Margin" over more than 400 years and looks forward to the research on "Water Margin" in the 21st century.

History of Concepts in Contemporary Chinese Literary Criticism

Gao Jianping

209K0

"History of Contemporary Chinese Literary Criticism Concepts" systematically sorts out the development of contemporary Chinese literary criticism concepts from the founding of New China to 2016. In the order of "history", the manuscript extracts clues to the construction and deepening of the "realist literary theory system", as well as the dilemma and revival. It also deeply analyzes "literary criticism and the construction of literary ideology", "the adventure of scientific methodology in the field of literature", "literature is human studies" and other iconic issues that are of great significance in the history of Chinese literary criticism, and makes objective evaluations.

Research on Contemporary Chinese Historical Geography (1949-2019)

Cheng Yinong

218K0

This book introduces the progress and important results of historical geography since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and looks forward to the future development trend of historical geography. Different from many previously published reviews of historical geography, although this book also emphasizes that historical geography has achieved fruitful results since the founding of the People's Republic of China and once had a wide range of influence, it also focuses on analyzing the problems existing in the current historical geography discipline as a whole. That is, because historical geography belongs to geography in terms of subject attributes, it also belongs to history in the subject classification of the Ministry of Education. , This contradictory state of subject affiliation has caused great obstacles to the development of historical geography; and in recent years, the research methods of geography have been increasingly expanded, while history has gradually moved from textual research to explanation, but historical geography has failed to keep up with the development of both, so it has become increasingly marginalized in both. Faced with this dilemma, historical geography must re-examine research methods and subject purposes in the future.

The History of Geographical Thought: Monographs and Histories

Pan Yujun Wu Youde Tang Maolin Sun Jun Et Al.

167K0

The chapters in this book can be divided into three parts. The first part includes the first and second chapters, which mainly look for the laws of the development of geography from the traces of its development history, as well as the manifestations of the factors involved in these laws in the history of thought. The second part includes chapters 3, 4, 5, and 6, which mainly examines the historiography methodology of the history of geography. The historical materials come from representative historical materials of geography at home and abroad. It especially discusses the representative works of the contextual historiography methodology and the scientific and social history methodology. Chapters 7 to 11 are the last part of the book. These chapters are concerned with the overall characteristics of the development of contemporary geography. Among them, Chapter 7 provides a review of humanistic trends and influences in geography, trying to explain the significance of geography maintaining the necessary tension between rationality (narrow sense) and humanities; Chapter 8 discusses public issues in contemporary geography, sorting out some behavioral measures to achieve tension between geography academics and the public; Chapter 8 Chapter nine focuses on analyzing the different intellectual backgrounds of the debate on the "First Law of Geography". The main differences in the debate come from the differences in the scientific philosophy and sociology of science between the two parties; Chapter 10 focuses on the evolution of the paradigm of contemporary geography in China; Chapter 11 focuses on analyzing the different intellectual backgrounds in the discussion of contemporary geography development strategies.

History of Water Management and Transportation in China

Zhao Weiping

695K0

Water transportation and canal transportation in ancient China lasted for nearly two thousand years. Water transport in each dynasty had its quantity and expansion, but essentially it was sustainable in the Ming and Qing dynasties and unsustainable in the Ming and Qing dynasties. This book divides the history of ancient Chinese water transportation into two stages: the Ming and Qing dynasties. The former continuously fulfilled the ancient Chinese water transportation dream and was essentially sustainable. The latter pursued the sustainability of river transportation despite being unsustainable and also had the spirit of constantly realizing the dream. The first volume mainly studies the history of water transportation from Yu the Day to the Yuan Dynasty, demonstrating the ancient Chinese people's spirit of dreaming about water transportation; the second volume mainly studies the history of river and canal management in the Ming and Qing dynasties, showing their pursuit of sustainability despite the unsustainability of canals.

Far Eastern Orientalism: a Historical Overview

(russia) Amir Alexanderovich Sissamutdinov

248K0

"Far Eastern Orientalism: A Historical Overview" describes the history of the development of Oriental studies in the Far East from the early twentieth century to the mid-twentieth century. This book systematically sorts out the development and historical evolution of Oriental studies in the Far East. It not only brings universities and academic groups in the Russian Far East into the research field, but also includes the academic activities of Russian expatriates outside the region. This book constructs the theoretical system, discourse system and academic system of Far Eastern Orientalism for the first time, and puts forward the assertion that Far Eastern Orientalism is an integral part of Russian Orientalism.

History of Contemporary Chinese Stock Market Novels

Qiu Shaoxiong

310K0

As the first "History of Contemporary Chinese Stock Market Novels", it is the first time to explore the history of contemporary Chinese stock market novels, the first time to determine the historical staging of contemporary Chinese stock market novels, the first time to establish the symbols of the historical staging of contemporary Chinese stock market novels, and the first time to clarify the reasons for the historical staging of contemporary Chinese stock market novels. Explore the historical clues of the development of contemporary Chinese stock market novels, explore the characteristics and patterns of the development of contemporary Chinese stock market novels, and explore the ideological significance, cultural value and artistic achievements of contemporary Chinese stock market novels. "History of Contemporary Chinese Stock Market Novels" firmly grasps the most prominent law of the development of contemporary Chinese stock market novels - the most closely related to the market-oriented transformation of contemporary Chinese society. Therefore, to a certain extent, it can be said to be the history of the evolution of contemporary Chinese culture, the history of the market-oriented transformation of contemporary Chinese society, the history of contemporary Chinese society from a planned economy to a market economy, the history of the changes in the spiritual desires of contemporary Chinese people, and the history of changes in the lifestyles of contemporary Chinese people.

Sugar·ming and Qing Guangdong Social Research Series

Zhou Zhengqing

174K0

This book is a staged summary of the author's scientific research and teaching work. The papers included in it are mainly divided into three parts. The first part is a paper on the history of sugar industry in ancient China; the second part is a paper on the history of Guangdong's coastal defense during the Ming and Qing Dynasties; and the third part is a paper on Guangdong's society, economy and people. The three parts basically reflect the author's scientific research results in the first stage.

Poetry History of the Southern Tang Dynasty

Sun Huajuan

247K0

The book "History of Poetry of the Southern Tang Dynasty" is dedicated to the history of poetry. It focuses on the rise and fall of poetry circles and poet groups in different regions in the Southern Tang Dynasty. It examines their development and evolution in detail, and strives to restore the original appearance of the poetry circle of the Southern Tang Dynasty, which was an important center of poetry in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. This book clearly describes the poetry of the Southern Tang Dynasty, an important link in the transformation process of poetry from the Tang and Song Dynasties. This book not only provides a detailed list of the poems of important poets of the Southern Tang Dynasty, such as Li Jianli, Li Zhong, Xu Xian, Zheng Wenbao, etc., But also focuses on restoring the creative achievements of the poets from the Southern Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty and the inheritance of poetic models and concepts, clarifying the irreplaceable role and influence of Southern Tang poetry on the poetry world of the early Song Dynasty. At the same time, we also try to analyze the characteristics of the Southern Tang culture, on which Southern Tang poetry originated, and clarify its origins. The discovery and answers to phenomena and problems such as the influence of its erudition and "pure" artistic taste on poetry, the literary tradition of the Southern Tang clan, and the diversity of images of the Southern Tang in the cultural pattern of the early Song Dynasty are all manifestations of this effort.

Contemporary Chinese Frontier Studies (1949-2019)

Ma Dazheng

624K0

Chinese frontier studies have a long history and rich accumulation. In the more than half a century after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Chinese frontier studies have experienced an arduous but brilliant evolution, and have now become a prominent discipline in various disciplines in the field of social sciences. Guided by Marxism, this book reviews the progress of China's frontier studies over the past 70 years from the perspective of academic research history, summarizes the achievements and values ​​of the discipline, and looks forward to the general trend of the development of the discipline. The book is divided into four parts and eighteen chapters. The two introductory chapters provide an overview of the unified multi-ethnic China and China's borderlands, as well as the millennium accumulation and century-old exploration of China's border studies; the four overview chapters describe the 70-year evolution of China's border studies in a vertical direction, and also discuss the continuity and evolution of border affairs research in Taiwan in the second half of the 20th century; they are divided into nine chapters and provide a thematic review of nine studies on China's border studies in the past 70 years. The key research results are intended to enable readers to have an overall understanding of the depth and breadth of Chinese border studies from both vertical (comprehensive) and horizontal (divided) perspectives. The three chapters of the exhibition focus on the breakthrough development of Chinese border studies in the new century, expounding that the construction of Chinese frontier studies has become an inevitable trend in the development of the discipline, and will become the starting point for a new development of Chinese frontier studies. This book strives to achieve the following three goals, namely: to provide as much information as possible on the results of Chinese border studies; to describe the evolution and trends of the development of Chinese border studies as much as possible; and to describe the academic thinking that constructs Chinese border studies and the historical responsibilities of contemporary frontier researchers.

The History of Geographical Thought: a Chronology of Geographical Events Centered on China (part 2)

Pan Yujun

138K0

This book follows the relevant Marxist thoughts and theories on science and history, is based on research on the history of geographical thought, and based on the chronology of "History of Geographic Thought-General Introduction and Chronology", completes "History of Geographic Thought-A Chronology of Major Geographic Events Centered on China." Includes: Geography Chronology: Before 25th Century BC, Geography Chronology: 25th Century B. C. To 11th Century B. C., Geography Chronology: 10th Century B. C. To 1st Century B. C., Geography Chronology: 1st Century AD to the end of the 18th century, Geography Chronology: 1800 to 1899 AD, Geography Chronology: 1900 to 1959 AD, Geography Chronology: 1960 AD to the present.

The History of Geographical Thought: a Chronology of Geographical Events Centered on China (part 1)

Pan Yujun

166K0

This book follows the relevant Marxist thoughts and theories on science and history, is based on research on the history of geographical thought, and based on the chronology of "History of Geographic Thought-General Introduction and Chronology", completes "History of Geographic Thought-A Chronology of Major Geographic Events Centered on China." Includes: Geography Chronology: Before 25th Century BC, Geography Chronology: 25th Century B. C. To 11th Century B. C., Geography Chronology: 10th Century B. C. To 1st Century B. C., Geography Chronology: 1st Century AD to the end of the 18th century, Geography Chronology: 1800 to 1899 AD, Geography Chronology: 1900 to 1959 AD, Geography Chronology: 1960 AD to the present.

Research on Late Shang Agriculture and Its Production Organization

Wang Qi

209K0

With the release of new oracle materials and the introduction of archaeological botanical flotation methods, it is necessary and possible to re-study the agricultural history of the late Shang Dynasty, which is of great significance to our understanding of the agricultural history of the entire pre-Qin period. This book uses oracle bone inscriptions and archaeological materials as the core, using multiple evidence methods, and mainly discusses the agricultural climate, crops, agricultural activities, agricultural production tools, agricultural inscriptions and agricultural sacrifices, agricultural production organization, etc. In the late Shang Dynasty. The topics covered in this book include both detailed research and overall advancement, especially a new understanding of crop structure, agricultural production tools, agricultural sacrifices, agricultural place names and agricultural production organization in the late Shang Dynasty.

The Development History of British Pastoral Poetry

Jiang Shichang

173K0

"The Development History of British Pastoral Poetry" presents a panoramic view of the occurrence and development process of British pastoral poetry in the form of "Poetry Talk". The author breaks through the traditional concepts and theoretical boundaries of European pastoral poetry, and traces the development history of British pastoral poetry back to classical mythology and down to contemporary literature. The whole book is mainly based on text analysis, and based on rich literature materials, it presents a textual research on the inheritance relationship of British pastoral poetry; the discussion is informative and well-founded; the language is fresh and can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people. This book can be used as a reference book for professional literature researchers, it can also help literature lovers expand their literary knowledge, and it can even become a recreational read for ordinary readers.

Natural Disasters and Social Responses in Ningxia During the Qing Dynasty

Wang Gong

147K0

This book is an academic monograph on the history of regional disasters. It mainly studies the natural disasters in Ningxia during the Qing Dynasty and society's response to disasters. Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region is located in the inland northwest of my country, with complex terrain and climate conditions. The Qing Dynasty was a period of frequent natural disasters in this area. Various disasters such as drought, floods, and earthquakes caused a large number of casualties and property losses. While people are suffering from various natural disasters, they are also constantly summarizing and accumulating experiences and lessons in disaster prevention, preparedness and relief to minimize the losses caused by disasters.

History of the Diplomatic System of Han and Tang Dynasties (updated Edition)

Li Hu

515K0

During the Han and Tang dynasties, China stepped onto the world diplomatic stage, criss-crossing the Eurasian continent, the East China Sea, the South China Sea, and the countries along the Mediterranean coast, ushering in a glorious period of Chinese classical diplomacy. On this basis, a set of classical diplomatic systems were created and implemented, which supported and promoted the development of diplomacy in this historical period. The book first discusses the diplomatic decision-making system, revealing the diplomatic decision-making methods, methods, procedures, and systems under the imperial power system; the second chapter discusses the diplomatic management system, revealing the process from the central to local governments, from competent agencies to relevant agencies, and from foreign affairs to foreign affairs. The diplomatic system of this historical period revealed in this book laid the foundation for the diplomatic system models of subsequent dynasties.

Contemporary Chinese World History Research 1949-2019 (contemporary Chinese Academic Thought History Series)

Yu Pei

509K0

The study of world history in New China has gone through seventy years, and has made remarkable achievements in discipline construction, system creation, teaching and research, and talent cultivation. Guided by Marx's historical materialism and dialectics, this book makes a concise summary of my country's world history research over the past seventy years into three stages - the founding of New China, the period of the "Cultural Revolution" and the new period of reform and opening up. It summarizes the fields, key points and issues involved in each stage, compares the progress of domestic predecessors and foreign academic research, points out the achievements and existing gaps in world history research at each stage, explores the subjective and objective reasons, and proposes the direction of future efforts. Then, each branch of world history is reviewed one by one, including research theories and methods, world history, chronological history, regional history, national history, historical figures, historical events, the depth and characteristics of thematic history research, as well as discipline construction, talent training, and the collation, introduction and translation of domestic and foreign literature and materials. The manuscript has correct views and solid information, filling the gaps in the field of domestic world history research.

History of Contemporary Chinese Poetry Criticism (history of Contemporary Chinese Literary Criticism Series)

Zhou Zan

236K0

The 70-year historical process of contemporary Chinese poetry should be divided into three stages: the "socialist period" (1949-1976), the "socialist adjustment period" (1977-1991) and the "post-socialist period" (1992-2019), based on the value construction and historical characteristics. They have historical connections passed down from one generation to the next, and also show the uniqueness of literature itself. The traditional history of poetry criticism usually adopts the "historical theory" historical view and analysis model. This model is certainly historical and persuasive, but it can also easily suppress the uniqueness of the history of novel criticism, and it is especially easy to ignore the subjectivity of criticism and the extremely vivid and rich details. This book highlights the history of contemporary poetry criticism from "big history" and places all the weight of theoretical thinking and narrative on it. Through the narration and analysis of different poetic practices in each period, the development process and characteristics of contemporary China in the past 70 years are deeply discussed.

Theoretical Research on Contemporary Chinese Modern History 1949-2019 (contemporary Chinese Academic Thought History Series)

Wang Yeyang Zhao Qingyun

313K0

This book comprehensively displays the research status and development process of contemporary China in the field of modern history theory. It mainly discusses the establishment of the theoretical paradigm of modern history (involving issues such as the origin, foundation and methods of modern history theory), and introduces the period from 1966 to 1976. The modern history narrative and its theoretical situation are reviewed, and the theoretical research situation of modern history in the new era is reviewed (including reflection and reconstruction of the path of Chinese Marxist historiography, theoretical rethinking of various issues in Chinese modern history, discussion of research paradigms of modern Chinese history, etc.).

Research on Contemporary Chinese Modern Literature 1949-2019 (history of Contemporary Chinese Academic Thought Series)

Shao Ningning Guo Guochang Sun Qiang

502K0

The study of modern literature in contemporary China is rich in content and has achieved remarkable results. From the establishment of the discipline in the 1950s to the reconstruction and adjustment in the 1980s and 1990s, the development path of the discipline has been complicated but always full of vitality. On the basis of briefly outlining the development of the discipline and analyzing the basic interests and characteristics of modern literary research in different periods, this book introduces and analyzes the main achievements of modern literary research in the past seventy years in the fields of literary trends of thought and community schools, research on the works of important writers, and stylistic research. It strives to provide a useful reference for summarizing the historical experience of modern literary research and looking forward to the future development of the discipline.

Secularity and Transcendence: a New Discussion on the Literary Spirit of the Two Jin Dynasties

Chen Zhigang

261K0

This is an era in which Confucianism no longer dominates, thoughts are diverse, and people's individuality and style are respected. This is another era where literature and art are paramount, art is colorful, and unique literary and artistic spirit is demonstrated. Secularity and transcendence are the two poles of his literary and artistic spirit. From the Western Jin Dynasty to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, literati (Lu Ji, Wang Xizhi, Gu Kaizhi...) And literature and art went hand in hand for more than 150 years, creating the long-renowned "Beauty of Jin People". Tao Qian, with his unique character, also balanced the transcendent spirit of Eastern Jin Dynasty literature and art, and together with Wang Xizhi, Gu Kaizhi and others, he became a literary giant that shines in ancient and modern times!

Thousands of Incarnations: a History of Open Thought

Compiled By Fudan University Institute Of Literature And History

206K0

Researchers in the history of ideas focus on the mutual shaping of history and ideas in order to understand countries, societies and individuals in history. However, the field called "history of ideas" has undergone quite important changes in the past few decades. Not only has the focus of research been shifted repeatedly, but the research methods have been updated and updated. Even the research on the history of ideas itself has become a multi-billion-year-old, integrating with various specialized disciplines. Based on the above understanding, the Institute of Literature and History of Fudan University has established the "Fudan University High-end Forum on Ideological History" since 2019. It is an annual forum that invites scholars from around the world to stimulate ideas and conduct new research on old history. This book collects the results of the first "Fudan University High-end Forum on the History of Thought" held in December 2019. The theme of this forum is "Thousands of Incarnations: An Open History of Ideas", hoping to respond to the many twists and turns encountered in the study of the history of ideas, and to bring together scholars from various fields to share concerns about the research issues in the history of ideas.

Arab Studies Series (total Issue 9)

Editor-in-chief Wu Sike Hou Yuxiang

103K0

"Arab Studies Series" is a collection of Arab studies sponsored by the Arab Studies Center of Beijing International Studies University, the regional and national research base of the Ministry of Education. The content focuses on the politics, economy, society, culture and diplomacy of Arab countries. Based on the Arab Studies Forum, this journal selects academic papers published by scholars at the forum and compiles them into a volume to benefit the accumulation of domestic Arab studies.

Ruled Tablets from the Collection of Wu Wenzhao's Family in Shimen, Qing Dynasty

Editor-in-chief Zhang Limin

181K0

This book uses the correspondence of several scribes in the Tongxiang area in the Qing Dynasty as a clue to sort out and display the life trajectories of these scribes in more detail, and conducts some research on their lives, from which we can get a glimpse of the life style of the scribes in Jiangsu and Zhejiang during the Qing Dynasty. The book is divided into two parts. One is the display and translation of the original letters. The authors of the letters are all Jinshi scholars with profound cultural attainments. Each of the letters is a masterpiece of calligraphy and covers a wide range of contents. They are all published for the first time and have high artistic and historical value. The second is a chronology, which mainly sorts out the life trajectory of the Chen Wanquan brothers by referring to relevant materials, which involves many characters and poems.

The History of Christianity in China (635-1949): a Cross-cultural Perspective

Tao Feiya (usa) Editor-in-chief Wei Keli

379K0

This book is an attempt by Chinese and Western scholars to jointly write the history of Christianity in China. It aims to learn from and integrate the Chinese and Western research methods and results that have emerged in the past 30 years. Through two parts: chronicle and thematic history, it strives to present a readable, accurate, and interdisciplinary history of Christianity in China to help us better understand the historical phenomenon of the sinicization of Christianity. Today in the 21st century, when people look back at the history of Christianity from the West to the East from a cross-cultural perspective, they will find that it has gone through a long process of adjustment in Chinese society, during which there were cultural collisions and agitation, as well as frustration and discomfort; there were ideological confrontations and oppositions, as well as understanding and recognition. Although Christianity has limited influence in China, it is an important example of cross-cultural communication. The Sinicization of Christianity proves that China is not a closed country. Even if Christianity is very different from the local culture, it can be absorbed and evolved into Chinese Christianity, thus becoming a part of Chinese history and culture.

History of Overseas Chinese in New Zealand (3 Volumes in Total)

Editor-in-chief Du Jidong

694K0

This book is divided into three volumes. The first volume, "Research on the History of Overseas Chinese in New Zealand," discusses in detail the history of the overseas Chinese in New Zealand over the past 150 years since the first batch of gold mining workers set foot in New Zealand in 1866. The second volume, "Oral Interviews with Overseas Chinese in New Zealand," records the different characteristics of 17 overseas Chinese in New Zealand through oral interviews. The immigration journey and the ordinary but ups and downs of life stories intuitively and truly reproduce the historical changes of the overseas Chinese society in New Zealand; the third volume, "Historical Picture Collection of New Zealand Chinese Workers", records the bumpy experiences and struggles of the Chinese workers who went to New Zealand to pan for gold in the mid-to-late 19th century from multiple angles and in many aspects in an extremely intuitive, vivid and vivid way.

Arab Studies Series (issue 2, 2018/issue 8 Overall)

Editor-in-chief Wu Sike Hou Yuxiang

101K0

"Arab Studies Series" is a collection of Arab studies sponsored by the Arab Studies Center of Beijing International Studies University, the regional and national research base of the Ministry of Education. The content focuses on the politics, economy, society, culture and diplomacy of Arab countries. Based on the Arab Studies Forum, this journal selects academic papers published by scholars at the forum and compiles them into a volume to benefit the accumulation of domestic Arab studies.

Arab Studies Series (issue 1, 2017/issue 5 Overall)

Zhou Lie Editor-in-chief Xiao Ling

121K0

"Arab Studies Series" is a collection of Arab studies sponsored by the Arab Studies Center of Beijing International Studies University, the regional and national research base of the Ministry of Education. The content focuses on the politics, economy, society, culture and diplomacy of Arab countries. Based on the Arab Studies Forum, this journal selects academic papers published by scholars at the forum and compiles them into a volume to benefit the accumulation of domestic Arab studies.

Arab Studies Series (issue 2, 2017/issue 6 Overall)

Zhou Lie Editor-in-chief Xiao Ling

121K0

"Arab Studies Series" is a collection of Arab studies sponsored by the Arab Studies Center of Beijing International Studies University, the regional and national research base of the Ministry of Education. The content focuses on the politics, economy, society, culture and diplomacy of Arab countries. Based on the Arab Studies Forum, this journal selects academic papers published by scholars at the forum and compiles them into a volume to benefit the accumulation of domestic Arab studies.

The Evolution History of Banking Systems in China, the Soviet Union (russia): from "unification" to Marketization

Xiao Xiang

136K0

This book takes the transition from the "grand unification" planned economic system to marketization as the main line, and comparatively studies the history of the evolution of the banking systems of China and the Soviet Union (Russia). The book first discusses why both the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China chose the "unified" banking system at the beginning of their founding, analyzes the operating characteristics of the "unified" banking system, and the reasons why the "unified" banking system was ultimately difficult to maintain. Then it combs the historical process of China's "in-system" banking system reform and the rise of "semi-institutional" banks, and compares the path and performance of the "incremental" reform of China's banking system and the "radical" reform of the Soviet Union (Russia).

Arab Studies Series (issue 2, 2016/issue 4 Overall)

Zhou Lie Editor-in-chief Xiao Ling

174K0

"Arab Studies Series" is a collection of Arab studies sponsored by the Arab Studies Center of Beijing International Studies University, the regional and national research base of the Ministry of Education. The content focuses on the politics, economy, society, culture and diplomacy of Arab countries. Based on the Arab Studies Forum, this journal selects academic papers published by scholars at the forum and compiles them into a volume to benefit the accumulation of domestic Arab studies.

General Practitioners: the Changing Career of Doctors in Victorian England

Wang Guangkun

263K0

This book will focus on elucidating the changes in the profession of doctors and the adjustment and change of the doctor's professional pattern in the British Victorian era, and sort out the social background of the emergence and rise of the British doctor profession and general practitioners before the Victorian era. On this basis, it will explain how the medical reform promoted by general practitioners out of their sense of responsibility and mission to treat diseases and save lives has promoted the professional changes of British doctors and the adjustment of the doctor's professional pattern. This paper focuses on the significant impact that the emergence of general practitioners, changes in the medical profession, and the evolution and adjustment of the professional pattern of doctors in the British medical community had on British society during the changes in the doctor's profession in the Victorian era in Britain.

A Brief History of Robots

(us) Dustin A. Abnett

265K0

This book traces the history of the idea of ​​robots in American culture, exploring the evolution of Americans' ideas about cyborgs, automatons, and robots from the 18th to the 21st centuries. Starting from an interdisciplinary perspective and drawing on sources such as intellectual history, literature, film, and television, the author explores how robots and the devices derived from them are not only conceptually related to each other, but also embody some of the most important issues in modern culture, such as male and female differences, racial differences, slavery, republicanism, mechanization, post-industrialism, etc.

The History of Academic Uniforms

Editor-in-chief Wang Xiaoqing Lou Yu

111K0

Based on sorting out the origin, change and development of academic uniforms, this book studies academic uniforms in the UK, Japan, the United States and other countries, ancient Chinese costumes (from "deep clothes" to "shirts"), the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and current academic uniforms.

History of Song and Yuan Operas

Wang Guowei

76K0

"History of Opera in the Song and Yuan Dynasties" is the first treatise in my country that systematically studies the development history of opera. The book consists of sixteen chapters, mainly discussing the origins of Zaju in the Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, dramatic literature and its influence on later generations, as well as tunes and performances. It also introduces the situation before the Song Dynasty, after the Yuan Dynasty and the Southern Opera in the Yuan Dynasty. This book examines the formation, evolution, and development of Chinese classical opera, depicts clear paths and clues, and makes a specific analysis and development of the artistic characteristics and aesthetic value of the opera language. When the "Posthumous Notes of Mr. Wang Jing'an of Haining" were included in this work, it was renamed "A Study of Operas of the Song and Yuan Dynasties". "History of Opera in the Song and Yuan Dynasties" was originally published by the Commercial Press in September 1915. This publication uses the "Small Series of Chinese Studies" series edition of the Commercial Press in March 1933 as the base, and the cover also refers to this edition. On the basis of retaining the language and writing habits of the time, the text, punctuation, etc. Were corrected and modernized. At the same time, rare words were notated and explained in the form of under-page notes to help readers better understand.

Einstein's War: How the Theory of Relativity Conquered the World (translated from Lin's History of Thought)

(us) Matthew Stanley

265K0

Everyone knows the theory of relativity, but few people know that the proposal and verification of the theory of relativity transcended the barriers of war and nationalism and combined the efforts of two scientists from hostile countries to form a cornerstone of international scientific consensus. This book is a gripping and humanistic history of science. It not only shows the history of the conquest of the world by the theory of relativity, but also presents the First World War, which was full of estrangement and hostility, and how Einstein and Eddington, who were in hostile countries, made extraordinary efforts and overcame unimaginable hardships to make the theory of relativity the foundational theory of modern physics. This work by Matthew Stanley is an epic about how scientific rationality and the spirit of curiosity defeat prejudice and nationalism. It is also a paean to the contemporary scientific spirit and international cooperation.

A Brief History of Ancient Chinese Clothing: the Evolution of Clothing from the Xia Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty

Editor-in-chief Wang Zhihong

35K0

Chinese clothing has a long history, and its development process can be regarded as a vivid cultural history. The long development process of Chinese clothing culture from the Xia Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty shows the unique style and changing trajectory of clothing in each dynasty. As an important carrier of social culture, clothing not only reflects the aesthetic concepts and craftsmanship levels of different historical periods, but also profoundly reflects social structure, cultural integration and political changes. It can be said that from the simple clothing of primitive society to the modern new Chinese clothing style, Chinese clothing has experienced countless changes and innovations. Every change carries historical memory and cultural inheritance. This book will lead readers to explore the development and changes of clothing in ancient China, from the Xia Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, to understand the etiquette, clothing changes and style characteristics, clothing connotations and aesthetic concepts, and social influence of each dynasty, so as to gain a glimpse of the cultural value behind ancient Chinese clothing.

Technology and Civilization

(us) Lewis Mumford

300K0

"Technology and Civilization" brings together pioneering methods and rich and informative historical data, and it also explains a novel theory that is still very forward-looking today: people internalize the external world and externalize the inner world - our greatest success in material activities is often the projection of our deep spiritual needs and the greatest rational and irrational passions. Therefore, understanding technology is not only the first step in reorienting our civilization, but also a means of understanding society and, by extension, ourselves. Mumford is surprisingly optimistic in his examination of the plight of early modern society. He identifies the nature of the problems that lead to economic, social, and environmental collapse, including the militarization of social organization, the waste of resources, the gross destruction of natural systems, and the promotion of mindless consumerism as the ultimate satisfaction in life. He believes that it is entirely possible that the injustices of the paleotechnical period will eventually be replaced by a humanizing new technological era. But after witnessing the Cold War, the nuclear arms race, the mystification of public opinion, and more, his original confidence no longer existed and was replaced by growing skepticism. Perhaps it is for this reason that we should revisit Mumford's former thinking. Back then, the light had not yet been obscured by shadows and the best possibilities still existed. Let us ask with young Lewis Mumford: What kind of world do we want to build?

Western Literary Stories You Must Read (reading Western Literature Series)

Wen Pinyuan

179K0

This book introduces representative writers and their works from various countries in the history of Western literature. The language is fluent and highly readable.

History of Chinese Art (volume 2)

Chen Zhidong

363K0

"History of Chinese Art (Volume 2)" (Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang to Two Songs) This volume shows the development of Chinese art in the fields of painting, calligraphy, sculpture, architecture, etc., From the third century to the thirteenth century AD. It also pays attention to social changes in different eras and explores the social thoughts and humanistic values ​​behind artistic works. During these thousands of years, the Chinese nation has experienced the blending of various cultures and has been constantly rejuvenated: since the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there has been the integration and development of foreign Buddhist art and local civilization, as well as the formation of local religion-Taoism and its symbiotic dance with calligraphy; during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, figure painting gradually matured, and in the middle of the Tang Dynasty, there was the rise of landscape painting. In the late Tang Dynasty, the rise of flower-and-bird painting and "super realism" painting showed another mood of the times. At the same time, Chinese intellectuals gradually developed research on early Chinese art history, marking the high maturity of Chinese art; then the ink art of the Song Dynasty gradually matured, and calligraphy art and painting art diverged again, affecting the development of Chinese art in the following hundred years; the establishment of literati painting standards epoch-making opened up two aesthetic tendencies, the court and the folk, and Chinese art continued to develop in a more diversified direction...

Above Homo Sapiens: a Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to the Ai ​​era

(israel) Yuval Harari

291K0

Over the past 100,000 years, humans have built large cooperative networks and accumulated tremendous power. However, continuous inventions and conquests have also pushed mankind into an existential crisis. The global ecosystem is on the verge of collapse and false information is rampant. We are heading headlong into an era of artificial intelligence composed of new information networks that could destroy us. Why are humans so intelligent, but always prone to self-destruction? Why have we reached the brink of ecological and technological suicide? When inhuman intelligence threatens human survival, how can humans make wise choices? From oral stories, to writing, to artificial intelligence, "Beyond Homo Sapiens" tells how information networks have shaped us and our world through the long lens of history. It invites us to think about the complex relationships between information and truth, myth and bureaucracy, wisdom and power, and explores the key dilemmas that different social structures face when trying to build information networks. If we broaden our horizons and look at how human information networks have developed over the past few thousand years, we may be able to better understand what is happening today and in the future.

Research on the Famine Relief Loan System in Ancient China

Yang Yidan

316K0

As a unique policy to relieve famine and support the people, loan relief has been an important aspect of famine management practice for thousands of years, and to a certain extent, it has maintained the continuation and development of smallholder family agriculture in ancient China. Compared with other famine relief measures, although relief loans are also embedded in the bureaucracy and governance system of feudal countries and can therefore be explained by political discourses such as maintaining rule, consolidating political power, and achieving continued exploitation, it has its own particularities in terms of institutional culture, operational logic, and mechanism design. On the one hand, the famine relief loan system is derived from the moral relationship between the state and farmers in ancient China, and at the same time it promotes the continuous shaping of this moral relationship. It takes the moral responsibility of the rulers to the peasants as an important logical starting point, and takes "benevolence" and "righteousness" as the core evaluation criteria. On the other hand, in ancient emergency disaster relief measures, free relief reflected relief in a pure sense, which was no different from benevolent charity. Affordable relief relied on market mechanisms and used state-controlled prices to provide conditional relief to poor people who had difficulty making a living.

What is Environmental History? (revised Version)

(us) J. Donald Hughes

127K0

This book focuses on the question "What is environmental history?". It is aimed at environmental history learners and general readers who are interested in environmental history. It introduces the origin, current situation, problems and future development directions of environmental history research in a relatively detailed and comprehensive manner, and lists representative scholars and their works in the field of environmental history research around the world. It is a reading that is both academic and popular. This book focuses on the relationship between humans and the environment from a historical perspective, emphasizes the action and reaction between humans and the environment, and calls for the establishment of a healthy and green relationship between humans and nature. It can not only become a teaching book and reading material for courses related to environmental history, but also help promote the concept of "environmental history", and is also conducive to the dissemination of environmental protection concepts and the development of practical movements.

Hu Qingyutang

Compiled By Zhu Deming

149K0

"Hu Qingyutang" will collect 146 archival documents from its founding in 1874 to 2020. It is divided into the first chapter: the late Qing Dynasty - from creation to bankruptcy, the second chapter of the Republic of China - from change of ownership to maintenance, the third chapter of the national economic recovery period - from transformation to joint venture, the fourth chapter of the reform and opening up period - from recovery to revitalization, and the fifth chapter of the 21st century - from innovation to glory. There are five chapters in total, more than 200 photos and explanations, comprehensively discussing the development history of Hu Qingyutang. The monograph "Hu Qingyutang" has the functions of "preserving history, assisting government, and educating people", and plays an irreplaceable role in inheriting the civilization of traditional Chinese medicine and creating the future of traditional Chinese medicine. Therefore, it is very necessary to review the past and learn the new, to compile a "Hu Qing Yu Tang" in a chronological way according to Chinese historical periods, and to show the world the splendid history of famous shops and factories of "Zhejiang School of Traditional Chinese Medicine"! This is conducive to the development of medical tourism resources, the renovation and development of medical cultural monuments in the Medicinal Street, the construction of medical museums, the repair and opening of traditional Chinese medicine stores, the construction of famous traditional Chinese medicine clinics, and the construction of traditional Chinese medicine health and cultural industries. It will also help promote the global promotion of traditional Chinese medicine culture and expand the exchange of medical culture between China and foreign countries. The research results can also be applied to research in the fields of medicine, medical history and philology, economics, history, archaeology, literature, tourism management, sociology, bibliography, local chronicles, folklore, library science and other fields. The publication of this monograph will produce excellent social effects, economic benefits and academic repercussions.

Chronicle of Chinese Archeology

Compiled By Wang Shimin

495K0

China is an ancient civilization with a long history. Scholars have long cherished and studied ancient relics and relics. During the Northern Song Dynasty, a specialized knowledge - epigraphy was formed. The emergence of modern archeology has a history of a hundred years, especially since the founding of the People's Republic of China. After the efforts of several generations of archaeologists, Chinese archeology is experiencing a golden age, gradually establishing and improving the discipline system, and constantly making shining achievements. This book systematically reviews the development and achievements of Chinese archeology over the past one hundred years, as well as the overview of epigraphy before the birth of modern archeology. It divides Chinese archeology into seven stages: the predecessor epigraphy period, the gestation period, the birth period, the initial development period, the comprehensive development period, the continued development period, and the new development period. It chronicles the dazzling historical facts of Chinese archaeological discoveries and research, with detailed information, rigorous narrative, and easy retrieval. With a century of achievements, it demonstrates the breadth, depth and long history of Chinese civilization; with its fruitful achievements, it witnesses the significant contribution of Chinese archeology to world civilization.

Byzantine Literary History

Editor-in-chief Liu Wenxiao

430K0

The Byzantine Empire is probably the longest-existing state entity in the world, spanning Europe, Asia, and Africa. From the time when Constantinople was established as its capital in 330 AD, it lasted 1,123 years until Constantinople fell into the hands of the Ottoman Empire in 1453. The Byzantine Empire was a typical medieval feudal state in the era of human religious culture. The main branch of Christianity, "Oriental Orthodoxy," was its state religion. Because it has a beginning and an end, it is the most complete example of a medieval country. Its literature of more than 1,300 years (including more than 200 years after the fall of the country) is a complete model of medieval literature. Although its main body is literature shrouded in Christian doctrine, its literary thoughts are extremely complex and contain almost all literary thoughts of later generations; in terms of themes, it also contains almost all kinds of literary motifs of later generations; in terms of literary forms, it has created all literary genres except "film and television literature".

Power Transfer and Resource Acquisition: Nankai University, Government and Society in the Era of Change (1919-1946)

Kingdom Of Jin

168K0

This book is an academic work. This book focuses on the core elements of the development of private universities - school-running autonomy and school-running resources. Starting from key and typical events, and on the basis of detailing the interaction process between private Nankai University, the government and society, it further explores and analyzes the ways and significance of private universities striving for school-running autonomy under the special background of modern China, as well as the role dilemmas and choices faced by operators. This book takes the interactive relationship between Nankai University, a representative private university during the Republic of China, and the outside world as the research topic, and explores the survival and development of private universities in a specific historical period. The topic selection has great theoretical value and high practical significance.

History of American Educational Thought

He Guoqing Et Al.

386K0

This book is divided into seven chapters. The first chapter explains the educational thought in the colonial period of the United States; the second chapter explains the educational thought from the founding of the United States to the mid-19th century; the third chapter explains the educational thought from the Civil War to the early 20th century; the fourth chapter explains the educational thought in the first half of the 20th century; the fifth chapter explains the educational thought from the post-World War II period to the 1970s; the sixth chapter explains the educational thought since the 1980s; and the seventh chapter explains the evolution and development of educational philosophy that has great influence in the United States.

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