01356nam a2200253Ia 4500 CTU_111235 210402s9999 xx 000 0 und d 3.39 931 L657 Levenson, Joseph R. China : An interpretive history from the beginnings to the fall of Han Joseph R. Levenson, Franz Schurmann Berkeley University of California Press 1969 This is Chinese history to the eng od the first great empire period, in the third century A. D. Many books have been decoted to ancent China, the period in which some of the basic patterns in chinese thought and institutions took shape. First the Chinese world itself is bound together. This is not a mere aggregation of deaths and taxes and bonzes and bronzes. Careers, economics, religion, art, and the other threads of conventional narrative are not left side by side in history, end to end on the page. They interweave convincingly in a satisfying whole. And second, Chinese history is contantly involved in transcendent issues of passive receptacle. History,History Qin dynasty To 221 B.C.,221-207 B.C. China,China Hiếu Trung tâm Học liệu Trường Đại học Cần Thơ