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- Title Pages
- Dedication
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- Preface
- Introduction
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1 An Emergent China and the Weight of History -
2 History Lessons -
3 Confucian Conceptions of Order -
4 Power and Order in Other Chinese Traditions -
5 Western Assumptions about International Order -
6 Sinic Universalism in Theory and Practice -
7 The Prehistory of Foreign Engagement -
8 Engagement and Status Conflict -
9 Through Formal Equality to Inferiority -
10 China’s Loss of Its Dependencies -
11 Imperial Denouement -
12 Intellectual Ferment in the Nationalist Era -
13 Mao and the Middle Kingdom -
14 China and the Foreign Other -
15 Conceptual Currents -
16 China Imagines Its World … and Its Future - Index
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- Source:
- The Mind of Empire
- Publisher:
- University Press of Kentucky
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- [UNTITLED]
- Preface
- Introduction
-
1 An Emergent China and the Weight of History -
2 History Lessons -
3 Confucian Conceptions of Order -
4 Power and Order in Other Chinese Traditions -
5 Western Assumptions about International Order -
6 Sinic Universalism in Theory and Practice -
7 The Prehistory of Foreign Engagement -
8 Engagement and Status Conflict -
9 Through Formal Equality to Inferiority -
10 China’s Loss of Its Dependencies -
11 Imperial Denouement -
12 Intellectual Ferment in the Nationalist Era -
13 Mao and the Middle Kingdom -
14 China and the Foreign Other -
15 Conceptual Currents -
16 China Imagines Its World … and Its Future - Index
