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Tables of Contents for The Cambridge Illustrated History of China
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Foreword Kwang-Ching Liu
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. The origins of Chinese civilization: Neolithic period to the western Zhou dynasty (animal and human imagery in bronze vessels)
2. Philosophical foundations: the eastern Zhou period
3. The creation of the bureaucratic empire: the Qin and Han dynasties
4. Buddhism, aristocracy, and alien rulers: the age of division (early Buddhist art)
5. A cosmopolitan empire: the Tang dynasty
6. Shifting south: the Song dynasty (landscape painting)
7. Alien rule: the Liao, Jin, and Yuan dynasties (drama and the performing arts)
8. The limits of autocracy: the Ming dynasty (the kilns at Jingdezhen)
9. Manchus and imperialism: the Qing dynasty (working for a living)
10. Taking action: the early twentieth century (modern Chinese painting)
11. Radical reunification: the People's Republic
Epilogue
Chronology
Picture acknowledgements
Notes
Further reading