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Index
Cover Title Copyright Contents List of Charts and Tables Acknowledgments Introduction
Numbers as Narrative and as Method Polyphonic Voices and Retrospective Constructions Who Were the Confucians? Summary of Chapters
Chapter One: Minority as the Protagonists: Revisiting Ru 儒 (Confucians) and Their Colleagues under Emperor Wu (141–87 BCE) of the Han
Ru, a Minority Group
Backgrounds of Eminent Officials Principles of Hierarchy Where Were the Ru, the Huang-Lao Followers, and the Legalists? Sima Qian’s Classification of His Contemporary Officials Reassessing the Recommendation System and the Imperial Academy
Sources of the Myth
A Displaced Chapter: “The Basic Annals of Emperor Wu” (Xiaowu Benji 孝武本紀) of the Grand Scribe’s Records Manipulated Political History: “The Collective Biographies of Ru”
Chapter Two: A Class Merely on Paper: A Study of “The Collective Biographies of Ru” in The Grand Scribe’s Records (Shi ji 史記)
Ru Identity Suppressed by Conflicts Transforming “Ru” into Confucians
Xueguan in “The Collective Biographies of Ru” Invoking a Sacred history of Ru Officials Genuine or Constructed History? Constructing a Homogenous Textual Community Representing or Producing?
Redefining the Principles of Hierarchy
Sima Qian’s Representation of Officialdom under Emperor Wu Tailoring the History
Chapter Three: An Archeology of Interpretive Schools of the Five Classics in the Western Han Dynasty
Fragmented Scholarly Lineages Revising Sima Qian The Emergence and Proliferation of Interpretive Schools Continuity or Disruption Locating the Turning Point
Chapter Four: A Reshuffle of Power: Witchcraft Scandal and the Birth of a New Class
A Fundamental Disjunction The Rise of Ru Officials Witchcraft Scandal and the Birth of a New Class
Chapter Five: Begin in the Middle: Who Entrusted Ru with Political Power?
Huo Guang’s Dictatorship and Ru Discourse Techniques of the Classics (Jingshu 經術 經術) and Legitimacy of the Throne Ru Officials Under Huo Guang and Emperor Xuan Moral Cosmology and Emperor Xuan Who Entrusted Ru with Political Power?
Conclusion
Ru Before the Rise of the Ru Empire Recruitment System of the Han Empire Revisited
Appendix: Major Official Titles of the Western Han Dynasty Notes Bibliography Index Back Cover
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