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Volume 21, part 1, 2008

• Nathan Sivin: A Man for All Seasons

  Henry Rosemont, Jr.

• The Formation of Fiction in The Journey to the West

  Anthony C. Yu

• What Ever Happened to "Wisdom"? Confucian Philosophy of Process and "Human Becomings"

  Roger T. Ames

• The Varying Agenda of the Study of the Heavens: Mesopotamia, Greece, China

  G. E. R. Lloyd

• Beliefs about Seeing: Optics and Moral Technologies in Early China

  Michael Nylan

• Animals and Animal Metaphors in Huainanzi

  John S. Major

• The Profit That Does Not Profit: Paradoxes with Li in Early Chinese Texts

  Carine Defoort

• Ex Oriente Scientia? Reconsidering the Ideology of a Chinese Origin of Western Knowledge

  Michael Lackner

• The Creation and Domestication of the Techniques of Lao-Zhuang: Anecdotal Narrative and Philosophical Argumentation in Huainanzi 12

  Sarah A. Queen

• The Shuowen Jiezi Dictionary and the Human Sciences in China

  Francoise Bottéro and Christoph Harbsmeier

• Understanding the jiaoqi Experience: The Medical Approach to Illness in Seventh-century China

  Hilary A. Smith

• Boundaries of the Ti Body

  Deborah Sommer

• Hand Mnemonics in Classical Chinese Medicine: Texts, Earliest Images, and Arts of Memory

  Marta E. Hanson

Volume 21, part 2, 2008

• A Hero Terrorist: Adoration of Jing Ke Revisited

  Yuri Pine

• Notes on Penal Ritual and Subjective Truth under the Qin

  Charles Sanft

• Rotten Pedant! The Literary and Historical Afterlife of Qiao Zhou

  J. Michael Farmer

• Great Clansmen, Bureaucrats, and Local Magnates: The Structure and Circulation of the Elite in Late-Tang China

  Nicolas Tackett

• Female Alchemy and Paratext: How to Read nüdan in a Historical Context

  Elena Valussi