Statecraft and classical learning : the Rituals of Zhou in East Asian history
Introduction - Benjamin A. Elman and Martin Kern Early China 1. The Zhouli as Constitutional Text - David Schaberg 2. Offices of Writing and Reading in the Rituals of Zhou - Martin Kern 3. The Many Dukes of Zhou in Early Sources - Michael Nylan 4. Centering the Realm: Wang Mang, the Zhouli, and Early Chinese Statecraft - Michael Puett 5. Zheng Xuan's Commentary on the Zhouli - Andrew H. Plaks II. Medieval China 6. The Role of the Zhouli in Seventh- and Eighth-Century Civil Administrative Traditions - David McMullen 7. Wang Anshi and the Zhouli - Peter K. Bol 8. Tension and Balance: Changes of Constitutional Schemes in Southern Song Commentaries on the Rituals of Zhou - Jaeyoon Song III. Early Modern East Asia 9. Tokugawa Approaches to the Rituals of Zhou: The Late Mito School and Feudalism" - Kate Wildman Nakai 10. Yun Hyu and the Search for Dominance: A Seventeenth-Century Korean Reading of the Offices of Zhou and the Rituals of Zhou - JaHyun Kim Haboush 11. The Story of a Chapter: Changing Views of the "Artificer's Record" ("Kaogong ji") and the Zhouli - Benjamin A. Elman IV. Modern China 12. The Zhouli as the Late Qing Path to the Future - Rudolf G. Wagner 13. Denouement: Some Conclusions about the Zhouli - Rudolf G. Wagner Bibliography Index