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知識生產與傳播─近代中國史學的轉型
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作者:劉龍心  出版社:三民書局  出版日:2021/07/16 裝訂:平裝
現代中國史學與傳統史學究竟有何不同?如何轉型?這是本書要回答的兩個核心問題。 民族國家的出現,是構成現代史學有別於傳統史學最重要的差異,這個差異並不只是將民族國家視為現代史學形成的外在條件,抑且在近代中國歷史知識生產的過程中,不論時間、空間和記載
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Sediments of Time: Environment and Society in Chinese History
作者:Mark Elvin  出版社:Cambridge Univ Pr  出版日:1998/03/01 裝訂:精裝
This collection of essays was the first relatively comprehensive survey of the environmental history of China. Written by some of the world's leading Western and Chinese experts, Sediments of Time crystallises a new and distinct field of scholarship that studies what happens when human social systems interact with the rest of the natural world. This book shows how deforestation, land-reclamation, settlement, and water-control, when mixed with an ever-changing climate, shape a distinct and often precarious environment. Pioneering essays explore new methodologies of historical environmental research, comparative perspectives setting China in the context of the West and Japan, and the impact of the early modern ecological transformation on the spread of diseases such as cholera and tuberculosis. This is an indispensable book for anyone who wants to understand either the foundations of modern China, or the deeper origins of many of China's most daunting contemporary challenges.
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Sediments of Time 2 Part Set:Environment and Society in Chinese History
作者:Mark Elvin  出版社:Cambridge Univ Pr  出版日:2009/07/02 裝訂:平裝
This collection of essays was the first relatively comprehensive survey of the environmental history of China. Written by some of the world's leading Western and Chinese experts, Sediments of Time crystallises a new and distinct field of scholarship that studies what happens when human social systems interact with the rest of the natural world. This book shows how deforestation, land-reclamation, settlement, and water-control, when mixed with an ever-changing climate, shape a distinct and often precarious environment. Pioneering essays explore new methodologies of historical environmental research, comparative perspectives setting China in the context of the West and Japan, and the impact of the early modern ecological transformation on the spread of diseases such as cholera and tuberculosis. This is an indispensable book for anyone who wants to understand either the foundations of modern China, or the deeper origins of many of China's most daunting contemporary challenges.
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02-25006600[分機130、131]。

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