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Wolfram Eberhard
Wolfram Eberhard (1909–1989) was a German-born sinologist and sociologist known for his extensive research on Chinese history, culture, and folklore. He authored numerous works, including "A History of China" and "Dictionary of Chinese Symbols," which remain influential in the field of Chinese studies. Eberhard's research focused on Chinese popular traditions, myths, and religions, contributing significantly to the understanding of East Asian cultures. He also held academic positions in Germany and the United States, including a long tenure at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Chapter One 1 Sources for the earliest history Until recently we were dependent for the beginnings of Chinese history on the written Chinese tradition. According to these sources China's history began either about 4000 B.C. or about 2700 B.C. with a succession of wise emperors who "invented" the elements of a civilization, such as clothing, the preparation of food, marriage, and a state...
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Wolfram Eberhard
Chapter One PREHISTORY 1 Sources for the earliest history Until recently we were dependent for the beginnings of Chinese history on the written Chinese tradition. According to these sources China's history began either about 4000 B.C. or about 2700 B.C. with a succession of wise emperors who "invented" the elements of a civilization, such as clothing, the preparation of food, marriage, and...
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