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Water Moon Reflections Essays In Honor Of Patricia Berger Ellen Huang

Name: Water Moon Reflections Essays In Honor Of Patricia Berger Ellen Huang
SKU: BELL-42793130
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley

File Extension: PDF

File size: 22.93 MB

Pages: 310

Author: Ellen Huang, Nancy G. Lin, Michelle McCoy, Michelle H. Wang, (editors)

ISBN: 9781557291936, 9781557291943, 1557291934, 1557291942, 2021022461, 2021022462

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Water Moon Reflections Essays In Honor Of Patricia Berger Ellen Huang by Ellen Huang, Nancy G. Lin, Michelle Mccoy, Michelle H. Wang, (editors) 9781557291936, 9781557291943, 1557291934, 1557291942, 2021022461, 2021022462 instant download after payment.

This volume's research essays span two millennia and nearly the full territorial extent of East and Inner Asia. They highlight Patricia Berger's vast range of expertise as well as general themes that run through her work. Topics include art's relationship to political power and collective memory, the cultural and material fluency of Qing objects and texts, multiplicity and self-fashioning through portraiture and dance, and conformity and authority in relation to selfhood and modern and contemporary art.