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Tang China and Beyond:
Studies on East Asia from the Seventh to the Tenth Century
This collection of eight essays about China, Korea and Japan from the seventh to the tenth century constitutes an overview of religion, art and politics during one of the most creative periods of East Asian history. The essays are primarily concerned with Buddhism and its relationship to Chinese culture and the Chinese state during the Tang Dynasty. Five of the essays are in English, and three are in Italian.
This volume is part of a series by the Italian School of East Asian Studies (ISEAS) research institute, which focuses on the history, culture, literature, and religion of East Asia. These works include references in Chinese and Japanese for important terms, concepts and bibliographical sources throughout.
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The Italian School of East Asian Studies (ISEAS) in Kyoto is a research institute established by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and is open to scholars and students of any country engaged in research concerning ancient and modern East Asia.
Available exclusively from Cheng & Tsui, the four series published by ISEAS provide scholars with a rich body of high quality, multilingual source materials on the histories, cultures, literatures, and religions of East Asia. These original papers reflect the creative research of scholars trained in multiple languages who have utilized source documents in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean for the study of various topics in East Asian history. Especially valuable is the comparative analysis among East Asian societies and between East Asia and Europe that this type of research allows, and that these books reflect. Unless otherwise noted, all books are primarily in English, with references in Chinese and Japanese for important terms, concepts and bibliographical sources throughout.
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