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Chapter 4 Finding Teachers versus Making Friends
The Gradual Departure from Classicism in the First Two Centuries AD
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Zhao Lu
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction xv
- Toward a Zeal for Classicism 1
- The Conflation between Heaven and the Classics 49
- Apocrypha, Confucius, and Monarchy in Emperor Ming’s Reign (AD 58–75) 79
- Finding Teachers versus Making Friends 99
- The Radical and the Conservative 137
- Conclusion 171
- The Chinese Classics 181
- The Origin of the Old Script / New Script Controversy 185
- The Contrast-Debate Model and Its Critique 189
- The Assumptions of the Confucian Empire and Its Problems 199
- Apocryphal Texts 209
- Chen, Wei, and Apocrypha 213
- Notes 217
- Bibliography 285
- Index 313
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction xv
- Toward a Zeal for Classicism 1
- The Conflation between Heaven and the Classics 49
- Apocrypha, Confucius, and Monarchy in Emperor Ming’s Reign (AD 58–75) 79
- Finding Teachers versus Making Friends 99
- The Radical and the Conservative 137
- Conclusion 171
- The Chinese Classics 181
- The Origin of the Old Script / New Script Controversy 185
- The Contrast-Debate Model and Its Critique 189
- The Assumptions of the Confucian Empire and Its Problems 199
- Apocryphal Texts 209
- Chen, Wei, and Apocrypha 213
- Notes 217
- Bibliography 285
- Index 313
