A Social History of the Chinese Book: Books and Literati Culture in Late Imperial China

Joseph P. McDermott

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Chinese history and philosophy Historical and Literary Analyses

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This book deals with a wide range of issues on the history of the book in late imperial China (1000 to 1800), mainly concerned with literati publications and readers in the lower Yangzi delta.

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