Selfless offspring : filial children and social order in medieval China
Filial children and social order in early medieval China
Selfless offspring : filial children and social order in medieval China
Filial children and social order in early medieval China
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c2005
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Knapp, Keith Nathaniel
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Honolulu : University of Hawai'i Press
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-291) and index.
1. Extended families and the triumph of Confucianism -- 2. The narratives: origins and uses -- 3. Accounts of filial offspring: models for emulation -- 4. Filial miracles and the survival of correlative Confucianism -- 5. Reverent caring -- 6. "Exceeding the rites": mourning and burial motifs -- 7. Filial daughters or surrogate sons?
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1. Extended families and the triumph of Confucianism -- 2. The narratives: origins and uses -- 3. Accounts of filial offspring: models for emulation -- 4. Filial miracles and the survival of correlative Confucianism -- 5. Reverent caring -- 6. "Exceeding the rites": mourning and burial motifs -- 7. Filial daughters or surrogate sons?
Table of contents also available via World Wide Web
x, 300 p. ill. 24 cm
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Filial piety -- China,
Confucian ethics,
Parent and child -- China
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