Loewe's Early Chinese Texts is the standard reference on the textual sources, but it is useful chiefly as a survey of late 20c international opinion. See the review in Brooks Prospects , which defines the starting point for the Project's effort to reconsider all these conclusions. The results of this effort are beginning to appear in the on-line feature Warring States Text , intentionally designed as a counterpart to Loewe. To Watch . We sort of hate to say so, but the cutting edge in this field is represented by our own effort, Warring States Papers .
Articles are designedly brief, and cover both philology and history.
Contributions on comparative history subjects are welcome, and interested viewers of this page are invited to contact us with their proposals, or their desiderata. Other Resources . For early China, see the Internet Links list. There is a separate list for on-line resources of Comparative History interest. Access to Texts .