Science and Confucian statecraft in East Asia / / edited by Francesca Bray, Jongtae Lim.
Science and Confucian Statecraft in East Asia explores science and technology as practiced in the governments of premodern China and Korea. Contrary to the stereotypical image of East Asian bureaucracy as a generally negative force having hindered free enquiries and scientific progress, this volume...
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Science and Confucian statecraft in East Asia / edited by Francesca Bray, Jongtae Lim. 1st ed. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2019. 1 online resource. text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia online resource rdacarrier Science and religion in East Asia, 2214-8329 ; VOLUME 2 Science and Confucian Statecraft in East Asia explores science and technology as practiced in the governments of premodern China and Korea. Contrary to the stereotypical image of East Asian bureaucracy as a generally negative force having hindered free enquiries and scientific progress, this volume offers a more nuanced picture of how science and technology was deployed in the service of state governance in East Asia. Presenting richly documented cases of the major state-sponsored sciences, astronomy, medicine, gunpowder production, and hydraulics, this book illustrates how rulers’ and scholar-officials’ concern for efficient and legitimate governance shaped production, circulation, and application of natural knowledge and useful techniques. Contributors include: Francesca Bray, Christopher Cullen, Asaf Goldschmidt, Cho-ying Li, Jongtae Lim, Peter Lorge, Joong-Yang Moon, Kwon soo Park, Dongwon Shin, Pierre-Étienne Will Includes bibliographical references and index. Front Matter -- Copyright Page -- Acknowledgements -- Figures and Tables -- Contributors -- 1 Introduction: Science and Confucian Statecraft in East Asia 1 / Francesca Bray -- 2 Confucian Statecraft and the Production of Saltpeter and Sulfur in Song Dynasty China 31 / Peter Lorge -- 3 Song Government and Medicine – the Case of the Imperial Pharmacy 45 / Asaf Goldschmidt -- 4 Forensic Science and the Late Imperial Chinese State 87 / Pierre-Étienne Will -- 5 Calendar Publishing and Local Science in Chosŏn Korea 123 / Kwon Soo Park -- 6 “As a Sage-king Reemerges, All Water Returns to Its Proper Path”: Xia Yuanji’s Water Management and the Legitimisation of the Yongle Reign 147 / Cho-ying Li -- 7 Measuring the Rainfall in an East Asian State Bureaucracy: the Use of Rain-Measuring Utensils in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea 190 / Jongtae Lim -- 8 Measures against Epidemics in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea: Reformation or Restoration? 215 / Dongwon Shin -- 9 Delivering Whose Seasons? Non-state Knowledge of the Heavens in Early Imperial China, and Its Official Appropriation 235 / Christopher Cullen -- 10 From Local Calendar (hyangnyŏk) to Eastern Calendar (tongnyŏk): the Aspiration for an Independent Calendar of the Kingdom in Late Chosŏn Korea 258 / Joong-Yang Moon -- Back Matter -- Index. Confucianism China History. Confucianism Korea History. Religion and science China History. Religion and science Korea History. Science Political aspects History. Bray, Francesca, editor. 90-04-39057-X Science and Religion in East Asia 2. |
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Science and Confucian statecraft in East Asia / Science and religion in East Asia, Front Matter -- Copyright Page -- Acknowledgements -- Figures and Tables -- Contributors -- 1 Introduction: Science and Confucian Statecraft in East Asia 1 / 2 Confucian Statecraft and the Production of Saltpeter and Sulfur in Song Dynasty China 31 / 3 Song Government and Medicine – the Case of the Imperial Pharmacy 45 / 4 Forensic Science and the Late Imperial Chinese State 87 / 5 Calendar Publishing and Local Science in Chosŏn Korea 123 / 6 “As a Sage-king Reemerges, All Water Returns to Its Proper Path”: Xia Yuanji’s Water Management and the Legitimisation of the Yongle Reign 147 / 7 Measuring the Rainfall in an East Asian State Bureaucracy: the Use of Rain-Measuring Utensils in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea 190 / 8 Measures against Epidemics in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea: Reformation or Restoration? 215 / 9 Delivering Whose Seasons? Non-state Knowledge of the Heavens in Early Imperial China, and Its Official Appropriation 235 / 10 From Local Calendar (hyangnyŏk) to Eastern Calendar (tongnyŏk): the Aspiration for an Independent Calendar of the Kingdom in Late Chosŏn Korea 258 / Back Matter -- Index. |
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Front Matter -- Copyright Page -- Acknowledgements -- Figures and Tables -- Contributors -- 1 Introduction: Science and Confucian Statecraft in East Asia 1 / 2 Confucian Statecraft and the Production of Saltpeter and Sulfur in Song Dynasty China 31 / 3 Song Government and Medicine – the Case of the Imperial Pharmacy 45 / 4 Forensic Science and the Late Imperial Chinese State 87 / 5 Calendar Publishing and Local Science in Chosŏn Korea 123 / 6 “As a Sage-king Reemerges, All Water Returns to Its Proper Path”: Xia Yuanji’s Water Management and the Legitimisation of the Yongle Reign 147 / 7 Measuring the Rainfall in an East Asian State Bureaucracy: the Use of Rain-Measuring Utensils in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea 190 / 8 Measures against Epidemics in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea: Reformation or Restoration? 215 / 9 Delivering Whose Seasons? Non-state Knowledge of the Heavens in Early Imperial China, and Its Official Appropriation 235 / 10 From Local Calendar (hyangnyŏk) to Eastern Calendar (tongnyŏk): the Aspiration for an Independent Calendar of the Kingdom in Late Chosŏn Korea 258 / Back Matter -- Index. |
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Front Matter -- Copyright Page -- Acknowledgements -- Figures and Tables -- Contributors -- 1 Introduction: Science and Confucian Statecraft in East Asia 1 / 2 Confucian Statecraft and the Production of Saltpeter and Sulfur in Song Dynasty China 31 / 3 Song Government and Medicine – the Case of the Imperial Pharmacy 45 / 4 Forensic Science and the Late Imperial Chinese State 87 / 5 Calendar Publishing and Local Science in Chosŏn Korea 123 / 6 “As a Sage-king Reemerges, All Water Returns to Its Proper Path”: Xia Yuanji’s Water Management and the Legitimisation of the Yongle Reign 147 / 7 Measuring the Rainfall in an East Asian State Bureaucracy: the Use of Rain-Measuring Utensils in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea 190 / 8 Measures against Epidemics in Late Eighteenth-Century Korea: Reformation or Restoration? 215 / 9 Delivering Whose Seasons? Non-state Knowledge of the Heavens in Early Imperial China, and Its Official Appropriation 235 / 10 From Local Calendar (hyangnyŏk) to Eastern Calendar (tongnyŏk): the Aspiration for an Independent Calendar of the Kingdom in Late Chosŏn Korea 258 / Back Matter -- Index. |
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