The way of the barbarians : redrawing ethnic boundaries in Tang and Song China /
The Way of the Barbarians examines a critical period in the development of conceptions of Chinese identity and of foreignness. After tracing thought about culture, customs, ritual and ethnicity to BCE classical texts, Shao-yun Yang focuses on the meaning and boundaries of Chineseness during the Tang...
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Seattle :
University of Washington Press,
[2019]
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Table of Contents:
- Han Yu, the Annals, and the origins of ethnicized orthodoxy
- Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, and the debate over Buddhism and barbarism
- Ethnocentric moralism in two Late Tang essays
- Ethnicized orthodoxy in the Northern Song guwen revival
- Ideas of barbarization in eleventh-century Annals Exegesis
- Chineseness and barbarism in early Daoxue philosophy.