Benjamin Elman (Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1980) is Professor of East Asian Studies and History with his primary department in East Asian Studies. His teaching and research fields include: 1) Chinese intellectual and cultural history, 1000-1900; 2) history of science in China, 1600-1930; 3) history of education in late imperial China; 4) Sino-Japanese cultural history, 1600-1850. His publications include: From Philosophy To Philology (1984, 1990, 2001); Classicism, Politics, and Kinship (1990); A Cultural History of Civil Examinations in Late Imperial China (2000). He has recently completed two book projects: On Their Own Terms: Science in China, 1550-1900 (2005), and A Cultural History of Modern Science in Late Imperial China (2006). A new work entitled Meritocracy and Civil Examinations in Late Imperial China (HUP) is forthcoming in fall 2013. He is also currently editing several volumes from conferences held at Princeton under the auspices of PIIRS, EAP, and the Mellon Foundation on "Science in Republican China," "Languages, Literacies, and Vernaculars in Early Modern East Asia," and "Medical Classics and Medical Philology in East Asian, 1400-1900." During his leave in AY14, Elman will visit archives in China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea. His previous sabbatical leave in 2007-2008 was supported by a research fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies.” Since then he has continued working on a new project entitled "The Intellectual Impact of Late Imperial Chinese Classicism, Medicine, and Science in Tokugawa Japan, 1700-1850," under the auspices of summer research grants from the Chiang Ching Kuo Foundation in Taiwan and the Mellon Foundation.
From Philosophy to Philology is an indispensable work on the intellectual life of China’s literati in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. While there was not a scientific revolution in China, there was an intellectual one. The shock of the Manchu conquest and the collapse of the Ming dynasty in 1644 led to a rejection of the moral self-cultivation that dominated intellectual life under the Ming. China’s scholars, particularly in the Yangzi River Basin, sought to restore China’s greatness by recapturing the wisdom of the ancients from the Warring States period (403–221 B.C.) and the Former Han dynasty (202 B.C.–9 A.D.), much as Renaissance Europe rediscovered the Greeks and Romans. But in China scholars faced the daunting task of determining which of many editions of the Classics were the true originals and which were forged additions of later centuries.
The ensuing search for authentic texts led to the founding of academies and libraries, the compiling of bibliographies, the rise of printing of editions of the Classics and Histories and commentaries on their components, the study of ancient inscriptions, and a two-hundred-year effort to discover and discard forged texts. In the process rigorous standards of scholarly training were adopted, and scholarship became a full-time profession distinct from gentry farmers or imperial officials.
一直以来都对汉学家比较感兴趣,但是也限于自身读的他们的书比较少,所以一直未敢对之进行评析。这次借着读完从图书管里借来的艾尔曼的两本书(另一本是《经学、政治和宗族 : 中华帝国晚期常州今文学派研究》)的机会,也大体的说一下我对于汉学家的看法。 从他们研究...
評分一直以来都对汉学家比较感兴趣,但是也限于自身读的他们的书比较少,所以一直未敢对之进行评析。这次借着读完从图书管里借来的艾尔曼的两本书(另一本是《经学、政治和宗族 : 中华帝国晚期常州今文学派研究》)的机会,也大体的说一下我对于汉学家的看法。 从他们研究...
評分曾经因为给学生上课,去校对了中译本,发现错误很多,尤其是论述的地方,有些地方甚至是严重影响原意的。校本不在手边,否则可以好好列出来。
評分此书论述之浅,令人惊讶。全书都在隔靴搔痒、浅尝辄止地介绍一些大家都知道的、不能再简单的常识,对清代学术诸面向的叙述都是蜻蜓点水、浮光掠影的泛泛而谈。诸如第二章第四节的“江南的历史研究”、第五章第二节的“考古学和金石学”,简直是个笑话,在中文世界中找不出任何...
評分就如译文所示,这是一本有关“中华帝国晚期思想与社会”面面观式的综述性论著,作者运用了“库恩的‘科学共同体’和福柯的‘话语’理论”以及“综汇学术史、社会史与一体的研究方法”(这一方法就被称为“欧美最近出现的新文化史方法”,也即是风靡一时的知识社会学),探讨了...
重讀加星。雖然有不足,但是在那個年代把這個框架做成這樣真是很不容易瞭。
评分精細,專業,大師。
评分精細,專業,大師。
评分清代考證學史必讀書。
评分《何處是江南》以及《權力的毛細管作用》多多少少算是對這本書的迴應/批判性繼承?
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