A NOTE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEME OF BUREAUCRATIC-MONARCHIC TENSION IN JOSEPH R. LEVENSON’S WORK

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. CONTRIBUTORS VII
4. EDITORS' INTRODUCTION 1
5. PART ONE. Levenson as Man and Historian
6. J.R.L. - GETTING STARTED 27
7. REMARKS AT THE MEMORIAL SERVICE IN BERKELEY, APRIL 13, 1969 43
8. REMARKS AT THE MEMORIAL SERVICE IN CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 25, 1969 47
9. AN UNRECONSTRUCTED REVIEW OF LEVENSON’S TRILOGY 50
10. JOSEPH LEVENSON ON CHINA AND THE WORLD 58
11. THE HISTORIAN’S QUEST 76
12. PART TWO. Levenson as Historiographer
13. JOSEPH LEVENSON’S APPROACH TO HISTORY 91
14. HISTORY AND CULTURE IN THE THOUGHT OF JOSEPH LEVENSON 100
15. TENSIONS 113
16. A NOTE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEME OF BUREAUCRATIC-MONARCHIC TENSION IN JOSEPH R. LEVENSON’S WORK 123
17. PART THREE. The Levenson Legacy
18. STYLE AS IDEA IN MING-CH’ING PAINTING 137
19. CHINA S WORLDS: COSMOPOLITANISM, NATIONALISM, AND THE “PROBLEM OF CHINESE IDENTITY” 157
20. PART FOUR. The Choice of Jewish Identity
21. NOTES ON “THE CHOICE OF JEWISH IDENTITY” 177
22. THE CHOICE OF JEWISH IDENTITY 180
23. APPENDIX A: JOSEPH RICHMOND LEVENSON 195
24. APPENDIX B: THE WORKS OF JOSEPH R. LEVENSON 197