Third Series

Volume 22, part 1, 2009

• Bibliography of the Works of Denis Twitchett

• From Shrine to Monastery in China: In Search of an Untold Story
  by T. H. Barrett

• Ming Taizu's "Placards" on Harsh Regulations and Punishments Revealed in Gu Qiyuan's Kezuo zhuiyu
  by Hok-Lam Chan

• Translating History from Tangut Buddhist Texts
  by Ruth W. Dunnell

• The Orphan Ts'ao P'i, His Odd Poem, and Its Historiographic Frame
  by Howard L. Goodman

• Fang Guan's Chariots: Scholarship, War, and Character Assassination in the Middle Tang
  by David A. Graff

• Song Lian and Liu Ji in 1358 on the Eve of Joining Zhu Yuanzhang
  by John D. Langlois, Jr.

• Dong Zhongshu as a Consultant
  by Michael Loewe

• Ch'en Ch'üeh Finds Himself
  by Willard Peterson

• Ornamenting the Departed: Notes on the Language of Chinese Buddhist Ritual Texts
  by Stephen F. Teiser

• Ideas Concerning Diplomacy and Foreign Policy under the Tang Emperors Gaozu and Taizong
  by Wang Zhenping

• Nurses, Nurslings, and New Shapes of Power in the Mid-Wei Court
  by Scott Pearce

Volume 21, part 2, 2008

• A Hero Terrorist: Adoration of Jing Ke Revisited
  by Yuri Pines

• Notes on Penal Ritual and Subjective Truth under the Qin
  by Charles Sanft

• Rotten Pedant! The Literary and Historical Afterlife of Qiao Zhou
  by J. Michael Farmer

• Great Clansmen, Bureaucrats, and Local Magnates: The Structure and Circulation of the Elite in Late-Tang China
  by Nicolas Tackett

• Female Alchemy and Paratext: How to Read nüdan in a Historical Context
  by Elena Valussi

Volume 21, part 1, 2008

• Nathan Sivin: A Man for All Seasons
  by Henry Rosemont, Jr.

• The Formation of Fiction in The Journey to the West
  by Anthony C. Yu

• What Ever Happened to "Wisdom"? Confucian Philosophy of Process and "Human Becomings"
  by Roger T. Ames

• The Varying Agenda of the Study of the Heavens: Mesopotamia, Greece, China
  by G. E. R. Lloyd

• Beliefs about Seeing: Optics and Moral Technologies in Early China
  by Michael Nylan

• Animals and Animal Metaphors in Huainanzi
  by John S. Major

• The Profit That Does Not Profit: Paradoxes with Li in Early Chinese Texts
  by Carine Defoort

• Ex Oriente Scientia? Reconsidering the Ideology of a Chinese Origin of Western Knowledge
  by Michael Lackner

• The Creation and Domestication of the Techniques of Lao-Zhuang: Anecdotal Narrative and Philosophical Argumentation in Huainanzi 12
  by Sarah A. Queen

• The Shuowen Jiezi Dictionary and the Human Sciences in China
  by Francoise  Bottéro and Christoph Harbsmeier

• Understanding the jiaoqi Experience: The Medical Approach to Illness in Seventh-century China
  by Hilary A. Smith

• Boundaries of the Ti Body
  by Deborah Sommer

• Hand Mnemonics in Classical Chinese Medicine: Texts, Earliest Images, and Arts of Memory
  by Marta E. Hanson

Volume 20, part 2, 2007

• Misplaced: Three Qing Manuscripts of a Medieval Poet
  by Xiaofei Tian

• The Lady and Her Scribes: Dealing with the Multiple Dunhuang Copies of Wei Zhuang's "Lament of the Lady of Qin"
  by Christopher M. B. Nugent

• Retribution, Revenge, and the Ungrateful Scholar in Early Chinese Southern Drama
  by Regina Llamas

• If Chen Yun Had Written about Her "Lesbianism": Rereading the Memoirs of a Bereaved Philanderer
  by Helen Dunstan

Volume 20, part 1, 2007

• The Composition of Lienüzhuan: Was Liu Xiang the Author or Editor?
  by Bret Hinsch

• Ritual Roots of the Theatrical Prohibitions of Late-Imperial China
  by Fan Pen Chen

• Ming Taizu's Problem with His Sons: Prince Qin's Criminality and Early-Ming Politics
  by Hok-lam Chan

• The Wolf of Zhongshan and Ingrates: Problematic Literary Contexts in Sixteenth-Century China
  by Tian Yuan Tan

• Liaozhai zhiyi and Shiji
  by Allan H. Barr

Volume 19, part 1/2, 2006

• The Scholarly Contributions of Professor Victor H. Mair: A Retrospective Survey
  by Daniel Boucher, Neil Schmid, and Tansen Sen

• Dharmaraksa and the Transmission of Buddhism to China
  by Daniel Boucher

• Masquerading as Translation: Examples of Chinese Lectures by Indian Scholar-Monks in the Six Dynasties Period
  by Funayama Toru

• A History of Court Lyrics in China during Wei-Chin Times
  by Howard L. Goodman

• The Statues and Monks of Shengshan Monastery: Money and Maitreyan Buddhism in Tang China
  by Jinhua Chen

• A Note on the Lijiang Tibetan Inscription
  by Takata Tokio

• The Material Culture of Exegesis and Liturgy and a Change in the Artistic Representations in Dunhuang Caves, ca. 700-1000
  by Neil Schmid

• The Religious Culture of Southern Fujian, 750-1450: Preliminary Reflections on Contacts across a Maritime Frontier
  by Hugh Clark

• Shishi: A Stone Structure Associated with Abaoji in Zuzhou
  by Nancy Shatzman Steinhardt

• The Influence of Chinese Empire on East Asian Shrine Architecture: An Experiment in Cross-Cultural Comparison
  by Tracy Miller

• The Yuan Khanate and India: Cross-Cultural Diplomacy in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries
  by Tansen Sen

• Realism and Idealism in the Yuanshi Chapters on Foreign Relations
  by Michael C. Brose

• A Mirror for the Monarch: A Literary Portrait of China in Eighteenth-Century France
  by Laura Hostetler

Volume 18, part 2, 2005

• The Theme of the Primacy of the Situation in Classical Chinese Philosophy and Phetoric
  by Paul R. Goldin

• Time Manipulation in Early Daoist Ritual: The East Well Chart and the Eight Archivists
  by Gil Raz

• Seeing with the Mind's Eye: The Eastern Jin Discourse of Visualization and Imagination
  by Tian Xiaofei

• Heracles in the East: The Diffusion and Transformation of His Image in the Arts of Central Asia, India, and Medieval China
  by I-tien Hsing (Trans. William G. Crowell)

• Faction Theory and the Political Imagination of the Northern Song
  by Ari Daniel Levine

Volume 18, part 1, 2005

• Death and the Otherworldly Journey in Early China as Seen through Tomb Texts, Travel Paraphernalia, and Road Rituals
  by Guolong Lai

• The Use and Abuse of History in Early China from Xun Zi to Lüshi chunqiu
  by Scott Cook

• Six of One, Two Dozen of the Other: The Abatement of Mutilating Punishments under Han Emperor Wen
  by Charles Sanft

• Chinese Polymaths, 100-300 AD: The Tung-kuan, Taoist Dissent, and Technical Skills
  by Howard L. Goodman

• Two Religious Thinkers of the Early Eastern Jin: Gan Bao and Ge Hong in Multiple Contexts
  by Robert Ford Campany

• Tobacco Smoking in Qing China
  by Lucie Olivova

Volume 17, part 2, 2004

• Narrative and Historicity in the Buddhist Biographies of Early Medieval China: The Case of Kumarajiva
  by Yang Lu

• Li Deyu's Pingquan Villa: Forming an Emblem from the Tang to the Song
  by Xiaoshan Yang

• Leaving for the Rising Sun: The Historical Background of Yinyuan Longqi's Migration to Japan in 1654
  by Jiang Wu

• Bureaucratic Charisma: The Zhang Heavenly Master Institution and Court Taoists in Late-Qing China
  by Vincent Goossaert

• Immortals and Patriarchs: The Daoist World of a Manchu Official and His Family in Nineteenth-Century China
  by Xun Liu

Volume 17, part 1, 2004

• An Introduction to the Material Culture of Dunhuang Buddhism: Putting the Object in Its Place
  by Sarah E. Fraser

• Khotanese Felt and Sogdian Silver: Foreign Gifts to Buddhist Monasteries in Ninth-and Tenth-Century Dunhuang
  by Rong Xinjiang

• Building on Hope: Monastic Sponsors and Merit in Sixth- to Tenth-Century China
  by Puay-Peng Ho

• Cooking, Dyeing, and Worship: The Uses of Safflower in Medieval China as Reflected in Dunhuang Documents
  by Eric Trombert

• The Local and the Canonical: Pictures of the Wheel of Rebirth in Gansu and Sichuan
  by Stephen F. Teiser
  　

Volume 16, part 2, 2003

• Gender and Medicine in Tang China
  by Jen-der Lee

• Xuefeng's Code and the Chan School's Participation in the Development of Monastic Regulations
  by Mario Poceski

• Hongzhou Buddhism in Xixia and the Heritage of Zongmi (780-841): A Tangut Source
  by K. J.  Solonin

• Ethnic Revolt in the Qing Empire: The "Miao Uprising" of 1795-1797 Reexamined
  by Donald S. Sutton

Volume 16, part 1, 2003

• Barbarians or Not? Ethnicity and Changing Conceptions of the Ancient Yue (Viet) Peoples, ca. 400-50 BC
  by Erica Brindley

• Chen gui and Other Works Attributed to Empress Wu Zetian
  by Denis Twitchett

• "What Eyes May Light upon My Sleeping Form?": Tang Xianzu's Transformation of His Sources, with a Translation of "Du Liniang Craves Sex and Returns to Life"
  by Wilt L. Idema

• Thomas Wade's Yü yen tzŭ êrh chi and the Chinese Language Textbooks of Meiji-Era Japan
  by Paul Sinclair

Volume 15, part 2, 2002

• Criminalized Abnormality, Moral Etiology, and Redemptive Suffering in the Secondary Strata of the Taiping jing
  by Grégoire Espesset

• Family Ties and Buddhist Nuns in Tang China: Two Studies
  by Jinhua Chen

• Buddhist Mummification in Taiwan: Two Case Studies
  by Douglas Gildow and Marcus Bingenheimer

• A Danggi Temple in Taipei: Spirit-Mediums in Modern Urban Taiwan
  by Shin-yi Chao

Volume 15, part 1, 2002

• Ethnicity and the Suppression of Buddhism in Fifth-Century North China: The Background and Significance of the Gaiwu Rebellion
  by Liu Shufen

• Chinese Silver Bullion in a Tenth-Century Indonesian Wreck
  by Denis Twitchett and Janice Stargardt

• Women's Ascetic Practices during the Song
  by Huitzu Lu

• From Little Savages to hen kai pan: Zhou Zuoren's (1885-1968) Romanticist Impulses around 1920
  by Haoming Liu

Volume 14, part 2, 2001: Essays Contributed in Honor of the Eightieth Birthday of Michael Loewe

• Dedicatory Note
  by Denis Twitchett

• Poets and Primates: Wang Yanshou's Poem on the Macaque
  by Donald Harper

• The Birthday of the Old Man of Jiang County and Other Puzzles: Work in Progress on Liu Xin's Canon of the Ages
  by Christopher Cullen

• Huangdi Hama jing (Yellow Emperor's Toad Canon)
  by Vivienne Lo

• What Did It Mean to Be a Ru in Han Times?
  by Anne Cheng

• The Ordinances on Fords and Passes Excavated from Han Tomb Number 247, Zhangjiashan
  by Oba Osamu

• The "Science" of the Ancestors: Divination, Curing, and Bronze-Casting in Late Shang China
  by David N. Keightley

• Recollection without Tranquility: Du Fu, the Imperial Gardens, and the State
  by David McMullen

• Publications of Michael Loewe

Volume 14, part 1, 2001: Essays Contributed in Honor of the Eightieth Birthday of Michael Loewe

• Introduction
  by Nathan Sivin

• The Fuyang Zhou Yi and the Making of a Divination Manual
  by Edward L. Shaughnessy

• Creators of an Emperor: The Political Group behind the Founding of the Han Empire
  by Aihe Wang

• Inventories of the Past: Rethinking the "School" Affiliation of the Huainanzi
  by Sarah A. Queen

• On the Politics of Pleasure
  by Michael Nylan

• New Light on the Early-Han Code: A Reappraisal of the Zhangjiashan Bamboo-slip Legal Texts
  by Li Xueqin and Xing Wen

Volume 13, part 2, 2000

• Who Told the Fortunes? The Speaker in Early Chinese Divination Records
  by Steven L. Field　

• Epigraphy, Buddhist Historiography, and Fighting Monks: The Case of the Shaolin Monastery
  by Meir Shahar　

• Four Steles at the Monastery of Sublime Mystery (Xuanmiao guan): A Study of Daoism and Society on the Ming Frontier
  by Richard G. Wang　

• The Emergence of the Saha Triad in Contemporary Taiwan: Iconic Representation and Humanistic Buddhism
  by Zhiru

Volume 13, part 1, 2000

• Disputers of the Li: Breakthroughs in the Concept of Ritual in Preimperial China
  by Yuri Pines　

• Ghost Literature: Exorcistic Ritual Texts or Daily Entertainment?
  by Mu-Chou Poo　

• A Sixth-century Father's Advice on Literature: Comments on Chapter Nine of Yanshi jiaxun
  by Albert E. Dien　

• Documentation Relating to the Origins of the Chinese Shadow-Puppet Theater
  by Alvin P. Cohen　

• The Qianlong Emperor's New Strategy in 1775 to Commend Late-Ming Loyalists
  by Wing-Ming Chan

Volume 12, part 2, 1999

• Confucian Paragon or Popular Deity? Legendary Heroes in a Late-Eastern Han Tomb
  by Lydia Thompson　

• Looking for the Recluse and Not Finding Him In: The Rhetoric of Silence in Early Chinese Poetry
  by Paula M. Varsano　

• Buddhist Temples, the War Dead, and the Song Imperial Court
  by Mark Halperin　

• Chinese Traditional Phonology
  by Edwin G. Pulleyblank　

• The Political Martyr in Lu Xun's Writings
  by Eva Shan Chou

Volume 12, part 1, 1999: Visual Dimensions of Chinese Culture

• Introduction to a Symposium on the Visual Dimensions of Chinese Culture
  by Patricia Ebrey　

• The Symbolism of the Monk's Robe in China
  by John Kieschnick

• Taking Out the Grand Carriage: Imperial Spectacle and the Visual Culture of Northern Song Kaifeng
  by Patricia Ebrey　

• Calligraphy for Negotiating Everyday Life: The Case of Fu Shan (1607-1684)
  by Qianshen Bai　

• Three Rams and Three Friends: The Working Lives of Chinese Auspicious Motifs
  by Maggie Bickford

Volume 11, part 2, 1998: Turfan Issue

• Introduction: Turfan as a Silk Road Community
  by Valerie Hansen　

• A Concise History of the Turfan Oasis and Its Exploration
  by Zhang Guangda and Rong Xinjiang　

• The Path of Buddhism into China: The View from Turfan
  by Valerie Hansen

• Sasanian and Arab-Sasanian Silver Coins from Turfan: Their Relationship to International Trade and the Local Economy.
  by Jonathan Karam Skaff　

• Innovations in Textile Techniques on China's Northwest Frontier
  by Angela Sheng

Volume 11, part 1, 1998

• The Opposition of Celestial-Master Taoism to Popular Cults during the Six Dynasties
  by Chi-tim Lai　

• Dynastic Legitimacy during the Eastern Chin: Hsi Tso-ch'ih and the Problem of Huan Wen
  by Andrew Chittick

• Stories from the Life of Chi-tsang and Their Use in T'ien-t'ai Sectarian Historiography
  by Chen Jinhua

• Messrs. T'an, Chancellor Sung, and the Book of Transformation (Hua Shu): Texts and the Transformations of Traditions
  by John Didier　

Volume 10, parts 1-2, 1997

• The Search for Stability: Late-Ch'un-ch'iu Thinkers
  by Yuri Pines　

• Chia I's "Techniques of the Tao" and the Han Confucian Appropriation of Technical Discourse
  by Mark Csikszentmihalyi

• The Completion of an Ideal World: The Human Ghost in Early-Medieval China
  by Mu-chou Poo　

• Marriage Alliances and Chinese Princesses in International Politics from Han through T'ang
  by Pan Yihong

Volume 9, parts 1-2, 1996

• How to Be an Emperor:T'ang T'ai-tsung's Vision of His Role
  by Denis Twitchett　

• Culture as Identity during the T'ang-Sung Transition: The Ch'ing-ho Ts'uis and Po-ling Ts'uis
  by Jo-shui Chen

Volume 8, part 2, 1995

• Sariputra Defeats the Six Heterodox Masters: Oral-Visual Aspects of an Illustrated Transformation Scroll (P4524)
  by Victor H. Mair　

• Li Chou, a Forgotten Agnostic of the Late-Eighth Century
  by David L. McMullen

• Levirate Marriage and the Revival of Widow Chastity in Yuan China
  by Bettine Birge　

• Brief Note: "The Seal of the Jungle Woman."
  by Michel Strickmann

Volume 8, part 1, 1995

• Meritorious Cannibal: Chang Hsun's Defense of Sui-yang and the Exaltation of Loyalty in an Age of Rebellion
  by David A. Graff　

• Art, Ritual and Society: Buddhist Practice in Rural China during the Northern Dynasties
  by Liu Shufen　

• The Role of Confucian Revivalists in the Confucianization of T'ang Women
  by Josephine Chiu-Duke　

• Allusion and Vision: Chiang K'uei's Twin Poems on Plum Blossoms in the yung-wu (Poetry on Objects) Tradition
  by Wan Liu

Volume 7, part 2, 1994

• The T'ang Imperial Family
  by Denis Twitchett　

• Chonen's Pilgrimage to China, 983-986
  by Wang Zhenping

Volume 7, part 1, 1994

• In Memoriam Anna K. Seidel (1938-1991)
  by Stephen F. Teiser

• Celestial-Master Taoism and the Founding of the Ts'ao-Wei Dynasty: The Li Fu Document
  by Howard L. Goodman　

• Saintly Fools and Chinese Masters (Holy Fools)
  by Michel Strickmann　

• Time after Time: Taoist Apocalyptic History and the Founding of the T'ang Dynasty
  by Stephen R. Bokenkamp　

• The Emergence of the Taoist Papacy in the T'ang Dynasty
  by T.H. Barrett　

• A Forgotten T'ang Restoration: The Taoist Dispensation after Huang Ch'ao
  by Franciscus Verellen　

• Consecration of the "White Stupa" in 1279
  by Herbert Franke　

• Licentious Cults and Bloody Victuals: Sacrifice, Reciprocity, and Violence in Traditional China
  by Terry F. Kleeman

Volume 6, part 2, 1993

• The Seal of the Law: A Ritual Implement and the Origins of Printing
  by Michel Strickmann　

• The Code and ad hoc Legislation in Ming Law
  by John D. Langlois, Jr.　

• Criminal Procedure in T'ang China
  by Wallace Johnson and Denis Twitchett　

• Transforming Archetypes in Chinese Poetry and Painting: The Case of Ts'ai Yen
  Dore J. Levy　

• Stirring the Pot of State: The Sung Picture-Book Mei-hua hsi-shen p'u and Its Implications for Yuan Scholar-Painting
  by Maggie Bickford　

• Why Did the Patriarch Cross the River? The Rushleaf Bodhidharma Reconsidered
  by Charles Lachman

Volume 6, part 1, 1993

• The Real Judge Dee: Ti Jen-chieh and the T'ang Restoration of 705
  by David McMullen　

• A Critical Study of the Origins of Chueh-chu Poetry
  by Charles H. Egan　

• Plum and Portrait: Feng Meng-lung's Revision of The Peony Pavilion
  by Catherine Swatek　

• Jurisdiction, Penal Code, and Cultural Confrontation under the Mongol-Yuan Law
  by Paul Ratchnevsky　

• The Great Ming Commandment (Ta Ming Ling): An Inquiry into Early-Ming Social Legislation
  by Edward L. Farmer

Volume 5, part 2, 1992

• King, Clan, and Courtier in Ancient Ch'u
  by Barry B. Blakeley　

• Early Chinese Settlement Policies towards the Nomads
  by Pan Yihong　

• Brief Note Buddhist Translations in the Northern Sung
  by Richard Bowring　

• A Basic History of T'ang Legislative Forms
  by Shiga Shuzo　

• Chinese Law in a Multinational Society: The Case of the Liao (907-1125)
  by Herbert Franke

Volume 5, part 1, 1992

• What's in a Name? On the Sources concerning Sun Wu
  by Jens Ostergard Petersen　

• The Battle of Huo-i
  by David A. Graff　

• Rural Tax Stations of the Late T'ang and Ten Kingdoms
  by Hugh R. Clark　

• The Hsia Origins of the Yuan Institution of Imperial Preceptor
  by Ruth Dunnell　

• The Detective Fiction of Ch'eng Hsiao-ch'ing
  by King-fai Tam

Volume 4, part 2, 1991

• Intellectuals and Officials in Action: Academies and Granaries in Sung China
  by Hoyt Cleveland Tillman　

• Family Financial Plans of the Southern Sung
  by Joseph P. McDermott　

• Siting by Bowshot: A Mongolian Custom and Its Sociopolitical and Cultural Implications
  by Hok-lam Chan　

• A Brief Introduction to Chang Hsien-liang
  by Perry Link　

• A Bettelheimian Interpretation of Chang Hsien-liang's Concentration-Camp Novels
  by Jeffrey C. Kinkley　

• Women as Sources of Redemption in Chang Hsien-liang's Concentration-Camp Novels
  by Yenna Wu　

• "Remolding" and the Chinese Labor-Camp Novel
  by Philip F. Williams

Volume 4, part 1, 1991

• Brief NoteThe Chinese Dhole
  by Edward H. Schafer　

• T'ang Maritime Trade Administration
  by Wang Zhenping　

• Lin-ch'uan and Fen-ning: Kiangsi Locales and Kiangsi Writers during the Sung
  by Jonathan O. Pease　

• An Excursion in Tiger Lore
  Charles E. Hammond　

• Chaste Widows and Institutions to Support Them in Late-Ch'ing China
  by Chia-lin Pao Tao

Volume 3, part 2, 1990

• Trends of Thought in the Early Nineteenth Century
  by Hellmut Wilhelm

• Ideas Concerning Death and Burial in Pre-Han and Han China
  by Mu-chou Poo　

• A Mongolian Legend of the Building of Peking
  by Hok-lam Chan　

• Ricci, the Chinese, and the Toolkits of Textualists
  by Howard L. Goodman and Anthony Grafton　

• Review Article The Sung Examination System and theShih
  by Peter K. Bol

Volume 3, part 1, 1990

• Songs for the Gods: The Poetry of Popular Religion in Fifth-Century China
  by Donald Holzman　

• The "High Cars": A Turkish-Speaking People Before the Turks
  by Edwin G. Pulleyblank　

• Yu-ch'ih Chiung at An-yang: An Eighth-Century Cult and Its Myths
  by Glen Dudbridge　

• A Note on the "Monograph on Music" in Chiu T'ang shu
  by Denis Twitchett　

• Lu Meng-cheng in the Tsung-men wu-k'u
  by Wang Ch'iu-kuei　

• The Taoist Elements in the Buddhist Great Bear Sutra (Pei-tou ching)
  by Herbert Franke　

• Emulation through Readaptation in Yuan and Early Ming Tsa-Chu
  by W.L. Idema　

• Change and Continuity in Historical Geography: Chang Huang's (1527-1608) Reflections on the Yu-kung
  by Forian C. Reiter

Volume 2, part 2, 1989

• Historical Geography and the Extent of the Earliest Chinese Kingdoms
  by Edward L. Shaughnessy　

• The Death of Chou Li-chen: Imperially Ordered Suicide or Natural Causes?
  by David L. McMullen　

• Mongolian Princes and Their Merchant Partners, 1200-1260
  by Thomas T. Allsen　

• Merchant Associations in Yuan China: The Ortoy
  by Elizabeth Endicott-West

Volume 2, part 1, 1989

• The End and the Beginning of Narrative Poetry in China
  by Joseph Roe Allen III　

• Perceptions of Provincial Officialdom in Early T'ang China
  by P.A. Herbert　

• Liturgy and Sovereignty: The Role of Taoist Ritual in the Foundation of the Shu Kingdom (907-925)
  by Franciscus Verellen　

• Tai Chen's Choice between Philosophy and Philology
  by Yu Ying-shih

Volume 1, part 2, 1988

• The Almanacs (jih-shu) from Shui-hu-ti: A Preliminary Survey
  by Michael Loewe　

• The Seamy Side of Late T'ang Political Life: Yu Ti and His Family
  by Denis Twitchett　

• On "Shuo Ts'an-Ch'ing"
  by Wang Ch'iu-kuei　

• Bibliographic Survey Manchu Translations of Chinese Novels and Short Stories: An Attempt at an Inventory
  by Martin Gimm

Volume 1, part 1, 1988

• Preface
  by Denis Twitchett　

• Ways of Looking at the Moon Palace
  by Edward H. Schafer　

• Ts'ao Chih and the Immortals
  by Donald Holzman　

• The Memorial for Presenting the Yuan shih
  by Francis Woodman Cleaves

• The Authorship of the Story Chung-ch'ing li-chi
  by Hung-Lam Chu　

• The Early Ch'ing Legacy of Huang Tsung-hsi: A Reexamination
  by Lynn A. Struve

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