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出版者:Institute of East Asian Studies

作者:Robert J. Antony

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页数:198

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出版时间:2003-4-1

价格:USD 20.00

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9781557290786

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清史
海洋史
人文
，“浮沤著水”：中华帝国晚期南方的海盗与水手世界
美国汉学
社会史
清海盗
海盗
浮沫
海洋
漂浮
宁静
哲思
孤独
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This book explores the world of pirates and seafarers and the integral role they played in shaping maritime society in Fujian and Guangdong during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The study is an attempt to understand piracy for what it can tell us about the nature of socioeconomic change in maritime South China during the late imperial age. The approach, what has been called "history from the bottom up," seeks to look at ordinary seafarers and pirates on their own terms and to reconstruct their daily lives and aspirations. By reclaiming their social, economic, and cultural history, the book not only furthers our understanding of maritime society as a whole, but also demonstrates how dynamic economic growth, commercial change, and population explosion promoted dislocation, conflict, and violence on China's southern coast.

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List of Tables and Figures – vii
Acknowledgments – ix
Conventions and Equivalencies – xii
1. Prelude: The Empress of Heaven saves Dianbai – 1
2. Waves of Piracy in Late Imperial China – 19
Piracy in Early Imperial China – 21
The Merchant-Pirates of the Mid-Ming – 22
Merchants, Rebels, and Pirates of the Ming-Qing Transition – 28
The Seafarer-Pirates of the Mid-Qing – 37
3. Prosperity and Poverty in Maritime South China – 54
Commercialization and Prosperity – 55
Hardship and Poverty – 71
4. Fishermen, Sailors, and Pirates – 82
Social Backgrounds of Pirates and Victims – 83
Becoming a Pirate ¬– 88
Professional Pirates – 91
Occasional Piracy – 94
Reluctant Pirates and Captives – 97
5. Pirate Brutality and Hegemony – 105
Pirate Modi Operandi – 106 Robbery, Kidnapping, and Rape – 112
Murder, Mutilation, and Dismemberment – 115
Protection Rackets – 118
6. Piracy and Seafaring Society – 122
Pirate Lairs and Black Markets – 122
Wicked People and Worthless Fellows – 129
Pirates, Bandits, and Brotherhoods – 135
Piracy and Local Economies – 137
7. The Cultural World of Seafarers and Pirates – 139
Habits and Lifestyles – 140
Violence and Vice – 144
Lecherous Men and Lewd Women – 147
Mastering the Natural Environment – 150
Worshipping Deities of the Sea – 152
Pirates and Human Sacrifice – 161
8. Conclusion: Maritime History from the Bottom Up – 164
Glossary –173
Bibliography – 176
Index – 194
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