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conventions, accommodations, and critiques
Examinations and orthodoxies: 1070 and 1313 compared / Peter K. Bol -- The formation of "Dao learning" as imperial ideology during the early Ming dynasty / Benjamin A. Elman -- Canon formation in late imperial China / Pauline Yu -- Salvaging poetry: the "poetic" in the Qing / Stephen Owen -- A jiao is a jiao is a?: thoughts on the meaning of a ritual / Robert Hymes -- At the margin of public authority: the Ming state and Buddhism / Timothy Brook -- Power, gender, and pluralism in the cult of the Goddess of Taishan / Kenneth Pomeranz -- Style and suffering in two stories by "Langxian" / Katherine Carlitz -- Ming-Qing women poets and the notions of "talent" and "morality" / Kang-i Sun Chang -- The scorpion in the scholar's cap: ritual, memory, and desire in Rulin waishi / Marston Anderson -- The shattered mirror: Wu Jianren and the reflection of strange events / Theodore Huters -- Confucian agendas for material and ideological control in modern China / R. Bin Wong -- Community, society, and history in Sun Yat-sen's Sanmin zhuyi / David Strand -- Constructing the civilized community / Ann Anagnost.
edited by Theodore Huters, R. Bin Wong, and Pauline Yu.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [441]-473) and index.