1 | Fragments from Constructing a History of Southern Tang Painting De-nin D. Lee |
41 | "Analogical Extension" (leitui) in Zhu Xi's Methodology of "Investigation of Things" (gewu) and "Extension of Knowledge" (zhizhi) Yung Sik Kim |
59 | On the problem of contextualizing ideas: reflections on Yu Yingshi's approach to the study of Song Daoxue Peter K. Bol |
81 | Material Ambiguity and the Hermetic Text: Cities, Tombs, and Middle-Period History Christian de Pee |
95 | A Note on Legal Expertise in Song China Brian McKnight |
99 | Some Current Activities in Song Studies at Peking University's Center for Studies of Ancient Chinese History Hoyt Cleveland Tillman |
109 | Bibliography of Song History Studies in Japan (2003) Hirata Shigeki, editor |
109 | Part One: Updates on Song History Studies in Japan |
109 | 1. The Present State of Themes of Research in Japan into Song Dynasty Clans Endo Takatoshi |
121 | 2. A Historiography of Japanese Scholarship on Song Painting, 1980 to the Present Itakura Masa'aki |
139 | Part Two: Bibliography of Song History Studies in Japan (2003) Hagino Yu and Ueuchi Kenji |
159 | Way and Byway: Taoism, Local Religion, and Models of Divinity in Sung and Modern China,by Robert Hymes Paul R. Katz |
170 | Printing for Profit: The Commercial Publishers of Jianyang, Fujian (11th-17th centuries), by Lucille Chia Barend ter Haar |
182 | Summit of Treasures: Buddhsit Cave Art of Dazu, China,by Angela Falco Howard Angela Sheng |
190 | Women, Property, and Confucian Reaction in Sung and Yuan China (960-1368), by Bettine Birge; "Did the Mongols Matter? Territory, Poer, and the Intelligensia in China from the Northern Sung to the Early Ming," By John Dardess; "Fear of Gynarchy in an Age of Chaos: Kong Qi's Reflections on Life in Southern China Under Mongol Rule," by Paul J. Smith Jia-Chen Fu |
199 | Dissertation Abstracts |
201 | Further Notes on Books Received |