Writing and Community in 300 BCE China is the first study to examine the anthology of the canonical Poems (Shi 詩) within their social and interpretive community at the ancient capital of Chu. Based on archaeological data and the analysis of recently discovered bamboo manuscripts, it identifies the Poems and other literary texts as the teaching tools of a class of low-ranking intellectuals who served the Chu royal court. From the manuscripts’ visual and literary features it reconstructs the procedures of writing, reading, and teaching at a single time and place: the court of Chu around 300 BCE.
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Martin Kern, Ph.D. (1996, Cologne University, Germany), is the Joanna and Greg Zeluck ’84 P13 P18 Professor in Asian Studies at Princeton University. His numerous publications cut across all genres of Chinese literature, history, and thought from the first millennium BCE.
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