Confucianism and Chinese CivilizationA Stanford University Press classic. |
Contents
Part One Ideas and Values | 3 |
Part Two Institutions | 16 |
Confucianism and the Chinese Censorial System | 50 |
Part Three Arts and Letters | 77 |
A Composite Biography | 103 |
Traditional Heroes in Chinese Popular Fiction | 122 |
Part Four Men and Power | 158 |
An Essay on Confucian Loyalty | 188 |
HELLMUT WILHELM | 211 |
Part Five Protest and Dissent | 227 |
Confucian Eremitism in the Yüan Period | 252 |
Part Six A Traditions | 291 |
Notes | 317 |
Contributors | 365 |
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