Transition and permanence, Chinese history and culture
Subtitle: a festschrift in honor of Dr. Hsiao Kung-chʻüan
By: edited by David C. Buxbaum and Frederick W. Mote.
Contributors: Hsiao, Kung-chʻüan, 1897-; Buxbaum, David C.; Mote, Frederick W., 1922-
Publisher: s.n.]
Published: 1972
Place of publication: [s.l
Language: eng
Number of pages: 433
Subjects: Hsiao, Kung-chʻüan, 1897-; China -- Civilization.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Mote, F. W. The cosmological gulf between China and the West.; title: Mann, A. B. Cheng Chʻiao.; title: Fincher, J. China as a race, culture, and nation.; title: Huang, P. Liang Chʻi-chʻao.; title: Gasster, M. Intellectuals, revolution, modernization.; title: Treadgold, D. W. Sun Yat-sen and modern Christianity.; title: Franke, W. Some remarks on Chinese historical sources in Southeast Asia.; title: Wong, Y. The significance of the Kuang hsü emperor to the reform movement of 1898.; title: Lamley, H. J. Chinese gentry holdovers and the "new" gentry.; title: Buxbaum, D. C. From contract to status.; title: Wilhelm, H. Notes on Chou fiction.; title: Kierman, F. A. Lu Chung-lien and the Lu Lien Tzu.; title: Gibbs, D. A. Notes on the wind.; title: Wivell, C. J. The term "hua-pen."; title: Shih, V. Y. C. Lao-she a conformist?; title: Robertson, M. A. " ... to convey what is precious."; title: Knechtges, D. R. Narration, description, and rhetoric in Yang Shyong's Yey-lieh Fuh.; title: Ching-I Tu. A group of Wang Kuo-Wei's tzʻu poems.