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Mirroring the Past: The Writing And Use of History in Imperial China
Author: On-Cho Ng
Year: September 6, 2005
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Language: English



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Mirroring the Past: The Writing and Use of History in Imperial China In the vast and ancient land of China, history has always been revered as a teacher of life, a storehouse of moral lessons, and a guide for future generations. The Chinese have long understood that the study of history is not just a record of the past, but a way to learn valuable lessons for living and governing. In "Mirroring the Past we embark on a journey through the development of traditional Chinese historiography, from antiquity to the mid-Qing period, exploring how historical thinking and writing evolved over time. This comprehensive book is organized chronologically, tracing the growth of historical consciousness and the evolution of historical narratives that shaped Chinese civilization. The Authors' Purpose The authors of "Mirroring the Past" aim to provide a critical review of Chinese historiographical traditions, seeking to understand imperial China through the lens of history. They delve into the various ways in which Chinese scholars extracted truth from events, revealing the dynamic nature of historical works and their purposeful use in guiding the world.
Зеркальное отражение прошлого: написание и использование истории в императорском Китае На огромной и древней земле Китая история всегда почиталась как учитель жизни, кладезь уроков морали и руководство для будущих поколений. Китайцы давно поняли, что изучение истории - это не просто запись прошлого, а способ извлечь ценные уроки для жизни и управления. В «Зеркальном отражении прошлого» мы отправляемся в путешествие через развитие традиционной китайской историографии, от античности до периода середины Цин, исследуя, как историческое мышление и письменность развивались с течением времени. Эта всеобъемлющая книга организована хронологически, прослеживая рост исторического сознания и эволюцию исторических нарративов, которые сформировали китайскую цивилизацию. Цель авторов Авторы «Зеркального отражения прошлого» стремятся дать критический обзор китайских историографических традиций, стремясь понять имперский Китай через призму истории. Они углубляются в различные способы, которыми китайские ученые извлекали правду из событий, раскрывая динамичный характер исторических работ и их целенаправленное использование в руководстве миром.
Reflet du passé : écriture et utilisation de l'histoire en Chine impériale Sur l'immense et ancienne terre de Chine, l'histoire a toujours été vénérée en tant que professeur de vie, en déposant des leçons de moralité et en guidant les générations futures. s Chinois ont compris depuis longtemps que l'étude de l'histoire n'est pas seulement un enregistrement du passé, mais une façon d'apprendre de précieuses leçons pour la vie et la gestion. Dans le Reflet miroir du passé, nous partons en voyage à travers le développement de l'historiographie traditionnelle chinoise, de l'antiquité à la période du milieu des Qing, explorant comment la pensée historique et l'écriture ont évolué au fil du temps. Ce livre complet est organisé chronologiquement, retraçant la croissance de la conscience historique et l'évolution des récits historiques qui ont façonné la civilisation chinoise. L'objectif des auteurs s auteurs du Miroir du Passé cherchent à donner un aperçu critique des traditions historiques chinoises, en cherchant à comprendre la Chine impériale à travers le prisme de l'histoire. Ils explorent les différentes façons dont les scientifiques chinois ont extrait la vérité des événements, révélant la nature dynamique des œuvres historiques et leur utilisation ciblée dans la conduite du monde.
Espejo del pasado: la escritura y el uso de la historia en la China imperial En la vasta y antigua tierra de China, la historia siempre ha sido venerada como una maestra de vida, un tesoro de lecciones de moralidad y guía para las generaciones futuras. chinos se dieron cuenta hace mucho tiempo de que el estudio de la historia no es solo un registro del pasado, sino una forma de aprender lecciones valiosas para la vida y la gestión. En «Espejo del pasado» nos embarcamos en un viaje a través del desarrollo de la historiografía tradicional china, desde la antigüedad hasta el período Qing medio, explorando cómo el pensamiento histórico y la escritura evolucionaron a lo largo del tiempo. Este amplio libro está organizado cronológicamente, trazando el crecimiento de la conciencia histórica y la evolución de las narrativas históricas que formaron la civilización china. Propósito de los autores autores de «Espejo del pasado» buscan dar una visión crítica de las tradiciones historiográficas chinas, buscando entender la China imperial a través del prisma de la historia. Profundizan en las diferentes formas en que los científicos chinos han extraído la verdad de los acontecimientos, revelando la naturaleza dinámica de las obras históricas y su uso específico en la dirección del mundo.
Spiegelbild der Vergangenheit: Geschichte schreiben und nutzen im kaiserlichen China In Chinas riesigem und uraltem Land wurde die Geschichte immer als hrer des bens verehrt, als Fundgrube für moralische hren und als Wegweiser für zukünftige Generationen. Die Chinesen haben längst erkannt, dass das Studium der Geschichte nicht nur eine Aufzeichnung der Vergangenheit ist, sondern eine Möglichkeit, wertvolle ktionen für das ben und das Management zu lernen. In Spiegelbild der Vergangenheit begeben wir uns auf eine Reise durch die Entwicklung der traditionellen chinesischen Geschichtsschreibung von der Antike bis zur Mitte des Qing und untersuchen, wie sich historisches Denken und Schreiben im Laufe der Zeit entwickelt hat. Dieses umfassende Buch ist chronologisch organisiert und zeichnet das Wachstum des historischen Bewusstseins und die Entwicklung der historischen Erzählungen nach, die die chinesische Zivilisation geprägt haben. Ziel der Autoren Die Autoren von Mirror of the Past versuchen, einen kritischen Überblick über die chinesischen historiographischen Traditionen zu geben, indem sie versuchen, das imperiale China durch das Prisma der Geschichte zu verstehen. e vertiefen sich in die verschiedenen Arten und Weisen, in denen chinesische Wissenschaftler die Wahrheit aus den Ereignissen gezogen haben, indem sie den dynamischen Charakter historischer Werke und ihre gezielte Verwendung bei der Führung der Welt enthüllen.
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Geçmişi Yansıtma: Çin İmparatorluğu'nda Tarihi Yazma ve Kullanma Çin'in engin ve eski topraklarında tarih, her zaman bir yaşam öğretmeni, ahlaki dersler deposu ve gelecek nesiller için bir rehber olarak saygı görmüştür. Çinliler uzun zamandır tarih çalışmasının sadece geçmişin bir kaydı değil, yaşam ve yönetişim için değerli dersler çıkarmanın bir yolu olduğunu anlamışlardır. "Geçmişi Yansıtma'da, antik çağlardan Qing döneminin ortalarına kadar geleneksel Çin tarihçiliğinin gelişimi boyunca, tarihsel düşüncenin ve yazının zaman içinde nasıl geliştiğini araştıran bir yolculuğa çıkıyoruz. Bu kapsamlı kitap, tarihsel bilincin yükselişini ve Çin uygarlığını şekillendiren tarihsel anlatıların evrimini izleyerek kronolojik olarak düzenlenmiştir. Objektif Yazarlar "Mirror the Past" (Geçmişe Ayna) kitabının yazarları, Çin İmparatorluğu'nu tarih merceğinden anlamaya çalışan Çin tarihyazımı geleneklerine eleştirel bir bakış sağlamaya çalışırlar. Çinli akademisyenlerin olaylardan gerçeği çıkardıkları, tarihi eserlerin dinamik doğasını ve dünyaya rehberlik etmedeki amaçlı kullanımlarını ortaya koyan çeşitli yolları araştırıyorlar.
عكس الماضي: الكتابة واستخدام التاريخ في الصين الإمبراطورية في أرض الصين الشاسعة والقديمة، كان التاريخ دائمًا يحظى بالاحترام كمدرس للحياة ومخزن للدروس الأخلاقية ودليل للأجيال القادمة. لطالما فهم الصينيون أن دراسة التاريخ ليست مجرد سجل للماضي، ولكنها طريقة لتعلم دروس قيمة للحياة والحكم. في «عكس الماضي»، نشرع في رحلة عبر تطوير التأريخ الصيني التقليدي، من العصور القديمة إلى منتصف فترة تشينغ، لاستكشاف كيفية تطور التفكير التاريخي والكتابة بمرور الوقت. هذا الكتاب الشامل منظم زمنيا، يتتبع صعود الوعي التاريخي وتطور الروايات التاريخية التي شكلت الحضارة الصينية. يسعى مؤلفو كتاب «مرآة الماضي» إلى تقديم لمحة عامة نقدية عن التقاليد التاريخية الصينية، سعياً لفهم الصين الإمبراطورية من خلال عدسة التاريخ. إنهم يتعمقون في الطرق المختلفة التي انتزع بها العلماء الصينيون الحقيقة من الأحداث، وكشفوا عن الطبيعة الديناميكية للأعمال التاريخية واستخدامها الهادف في توجيه العالم.

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