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Richard Belsky is Associate Professor of History at Hunter College, City University of New York.

出版者:Harvard University Asia Center

作者:Richard Belsky

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頁數:334

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出版時間:2006-3-31

價格:USD 45.00

裝幀:Hardcover

isbn號碼:9780674019560

叢書系列:The Harvard East Asian Monographs

圖書標籤:

城市史
北京
海外中國研究
城市
空間
明清史
曆史
中國近代史

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A visitor to Beijing in 1900, Chinese or foreign, would have been struck by the great number of native-place lodges serving the needs of scholars and officials from the provinces. What were these native-place lodges? How did they develop over time? How did they fit into and shape Beijing's urban ecology? How did they further native-place ties?

In answering these questions, the author considers how native-place ties functioned as channels of communication between China's provinces and the political center; how sojourners to the capital used native-place ties to create solidarity within their communities of fellow provincials and within the class of scholar-officials as a whole; how the state co-opted these ties as a means of maintaining order within the city and controlling the imperial bureaucracy; how native-place ties transformed the urban landscape and social structure of the city; and how these functions were refashioned in the decades of political innovation that closed the Qing period. Native-place lodges are often cited as an example of the particularistic ties that characterized traditional China and worked against the emergence of a modern state based on loyalty to the nation. The author argues that by fostering awareness of membership in an elite group, the native-place lodges generated a sense of belonging to a nation that furthered the reforms undertaken in the early twentieth century.