Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

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Part 1

• Veneration Degrades into Denigration: The Permutation of the Ming Dynasty Community Drinking Rituals and Their Interplay with Local Society

  Chung-lin Ch’iu

• Pleasures of A Gentry-Literatus: Wang Shizhen in Yangzhou, 1660-1665

  Hsiao-ti Li

• From “Governance is Sufficient to be Made into the Classics” to “The Theory of Cultural Framework”: Ye Shi’s View on the Confucian Classics

  Ping-tzu Chu

• An Investigation into the Authenticity of the Legendary Destruction of the Ming Tombs by the Peasant Rebels and the Manchus

  Koon-piu Ho

Part 2

• Religious Belief and Dream Culture: A Comparative Study of Catholicism and Buddhism in the Ming-Qing Period

  R. Po-chia Hsia

• Dumai (the central vessel) and the Formation of the Conception of the Male Body in Early China

  Jianmin Li

• The Structure of “Phonetic Characters” in the Oracle-Bone Inscriptions

  Tianshu Huang

• The Policy of “Gaitu guiliu” and Transformation of the Power Structure in Local Society: the Case of Northwest Guizhou

  Chunlai Wen, Guoxin Huang

Part 3

• On the Character you in the Oracle Bone Inscriptions

  Che-Mao Tsai

• On the Origin of the Publication of Yuan Juan's Ku Yün Er Shih Yi Pu (The Twenty-One Rhyme Categories of Ancient Phonology); Also on the Authorship of Ching Yi Shu Wen (Report of the Interpretations of the Classics That Were Heard)

  Hung-sen Chen

• Moral Economy and Health: John Dudgeon on Hygiene in China

  Shang-jen Li

• Healers or Patients: The Shamans’ Roles and Images in Taiwan

  Fu-shih Lin

Part 4

• Surprising Archaeological Finds in China: the Archaeology of Historical Knowledge

  Ming-ke Wang

• The Distinguishing Markers Used to Designate Successors for Elite Official Posts in the Shang As Recorded in Oracle Bone and Bronze Inscriptions

  Ming-chorng Hwang

• The Transition from Old to New: Epochal Distinctions in Character Configuration within Chu Territory

  Chin-yen Lin