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China and Historical Capitalism: Genealogies of Sinological Knowledge Edited by Timothy Brook and Gregory Blue Index More Information Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-64029-9 - China and Historical Capitalism: Genealogies of Sinological Knowledge Edited by Timothy Brook and Gregory Blue Index More information Index Abu-Lughod, Janet 51, 52-3 Bible, the, and Western social thought on agricultural innovation, and feudalism in China 62-3 Western Europe 32-3 biological racism see scientific/biological agricultural production, and the transition racism to capitalism 33 Black Death 33, 44, 51-2, 215, 218 agriculture Bloch, Marc 44, 45-6, 54 in China 8, 90, 168-75 Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich 79 agrarian economy 222-4, 226 Bodin, Jean 59 improvements in 210, 218 Bois, Guy 27, 29, 31, 32, 39-40, 45, 46 twentieth century 234-5 Bolingbroke, Henry St John, 1st Viscount value placed on 192, 199-202 66 and the commodification of land 23 Botero, Giovanni 59-60 in the United States 204 Boulanger, Nicholas 91 see also rice cultivation bourgeois hegemony in Europe, and the Akizawa Shoji 146-7 decline of China's reputation 72 Anderson, Perry 30, 35-6, 39, 42, 49, 55 Boxer, C. R. 59 Andreev, M. G. 103,107 Boxer Rebellion 80, 83 Argens, Marquis d' 69 brain size, racial ranking according to 80-1 aristocracy Braudel, Fernand 220, 242 in China, and land management 170-1 Civilization and Capitalism 161-2 and the transition to capitalism 54-5 Brecht, Berthold 84 in Western Europe Brenner, Robert 29-30, 38, 39, 40, 41, 55, and the "crisis" of feudalism 33, 43-6, 211 49, 50-1 Britain and the transition to capitalism 54-5 inter-war views on China 83-4 see also hereditary nobility and the Opium Wars 77, 78, 94, 98 "Aryan" race concept 79 see also England Asiatic mode of production 63, 84-5, Brunetiere, Ferdinand 69 93-5, 100, 101-7, 140, 144-7, Bu nongshu (Expanded treatise on 148-9, 155 agriculture) 199-200 Buckle, Henry, History of Civilization Bacon, Francis 60,162 120-1, 123 Baechler, Jean 41 Buddhism Balasz, Etienne 211 and technology 208 Ban Zhao 195 and Western social thought on China 61, Barros, Joao de 59 66, 98 Baudier, Michel 61 Bukharin, Nikolai 100, 101, 141-2, 143 Bayle, Pierre 64 bureaucracy Beauvais, Vincent de 58 and the Asiatic mode of production Berin, T. D. 104 148-9 Bernier, Francois 63-4, 86-7, 88, 91, 94, in imperial China 97, 98, 99, 141-4 109 and the "modern" state 25-6, 46-7 282 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-64029-9 - China and Historical Capitalism: Genealogies of Sinological Knowledge Edited by Timothy Brook and Gregory Blue Index More information Index 283 capitalism 4-6 Japanese invasion of (1937) 132, 232 and the Asiatic mode of production mass mobilization of May 4, 1919 128 93-5,144 Ming dynasty 4 in Chinese historical theory 110-57 agriculture and textile production 168, embedding in the pre-modern 147-57 172, 175, 177, 181, 182, 183-4 and Marxism 133-40 and the meaning of work 190 -1, and modernity 110, 111-18, 156-7 201-2, 203 commercial 220-2, 225, 231, 236, 241 political economy 239 definition of 1, 4, 9,12,14-20, 110-16, and technology 208 212-13, 220, 231 Nationalist/Communist conflict 100-1 and economic growth 220-1 New Culture Movement 127-8 in Europe 211-15, 221 People's Republic 8-9, 239-43 and China 214-15, 235-6 Qin dynasty 96, 136, 138, 139, 145 and the history of technology 158-68 Qing dynasty 4, 8, 76, 104 in imperial China 222 agriculture and textile production 168, industrial 217, 241 172, 177, 184 Kondratieff cycles 32 and Chinese historical theory 119,137, and the rise of the West 11-14 138,139 and social theory 161 -4, 211 -12 and the meaning of work 202-3 in Soviet Marxism 99, 101,108 political economy 238, 239, 240 "sprouts" of 150-2, 156 and technology 232 transition from feudalism to 12, 27-34 women and work 194, 197-8 in twentieth-century China 155-6, 233 Republican period 8, 237-8 and Weber 98 Revolution (1949) 149 and Western social thought on China 72, Song dynasty 7, 99, 125, 151 84 and the meaning of work 195 capitalist/"modern" historical system and technology 163, 208 14-27, 231-2 and textile production 179, 180, 181 activities 14-16 and wet-rice cultivation 171-2, 173 and China 213-15, 245 Taiping rebellion 2, 80, 119 civilizational explanations 34-43 Tang dynasty 7, 125, 151 conjunctural explanations 43-56 textile production 178, 179 processes 16-20 technology 162-3, 232, 233, 235 and rationality 55, 56 agricultural and textile 168-90 structures 20-6 and the meaning of work 190-203 and technological progress 55-6 war with Japan (1894-95) 124 Carlyle, Thomas 15 Warring States period 168, 201 Cartier, Michel 192 Western social thought on Catholic Church after the First World War 92-5 in China 62, 64-5, 66 decline in cultural reputation 70-8 and the Chinese Rites controversy 62, development of racialist sinophobia 65, 66, 70, 75 78-81 see also Christianity; Jesuit missionaries in the late Middle Ages/Renaissance in China; religion 58-60 Certeau, Michel de 206 seventeenth century 60-70 changelessness of the Chinese 3-4 social structure and historical stability Chatterjee, Partha 117,118 85-108 Chen Duxiu 127-8 Yuan dynasty ChenFu 188 agriculture 172 ChenHongmou 186-7,197 textile production 180-1 Ch'en, Jerome 82-3 Zhou dynasty 82, 96 Chen Zilong 199 and the Asiatic mode of production China 145 Boxer Rebellion 80, 83 Marxist analysis of 102, 103, 105, 107, feudalism see under feudalism 135, 136, 138 Han dynasty 82, 96, 102, 103, 202 see also northern China; southern China © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-64029-9 - China and Historical Capitalism: Genealogies of Sinological Knowledge Edited by Timothy Brook and Gregory Blue Index More information 284 Index Chinese Communist Party and technology 168, 208 and the Asiatic mode of production 144 Weber on 98 and feudalism 150-1 and Western scientific models Chinese economic history 210-45 119-20 expansion and contraction in 215, and Western social thought on China 61, 217-21 64, 65, 80, 84, 87, 90 explaining change in 210 -15 Constantine, Emperor 48 political economy 221-6, 230-1 cotton production in China 169, 175, in the nineteenth and twentieth 180-5, 231 centuries 231-45 craftsmen in China, and the meaning of Chinese historical theory work 192, 198 and capitalism 110-57 cultural approach to technology 167-8 embedded in the pre-modern 147-57 culture and modernity 110, 111-18, 128 and the capitalism/"modern" historical first "modern" histories of China system 38-9 118-30 decline of China's cultural reputation Marxist 139-40 70-8 post-war studies 149-51 Western thought on Chinese 69-70 Weberian influences on 140-7 and the modernization of the past Daoism 129-30 and technology 208 and nativism 128-9 Weber on 98 Chinese language 81 and Western social thought 66, 84 and capitalism 111 Darwin, Charles 81, 131 and modernity 112 and Chinese historical theory 118, 119, Western thought on 74-5 120 Chinese writing system 58, 74 De Quincey, Thomas 75-6 Chinoiserie vogue in Europe 69-70, 71 Defoe, Daniel 69 Christianity democracy, and Chinese historical theory and the capitalism/"modern" historical 127 system 37-8, 48-50 Dermigny, Louis 72-3 see also Catholic Church; religion "despotic" system of government civil service, Chinese, and Western social and the Asiatic mode of production 148 thought 61, 67, 89, 97 Marxist views on Chinese 136-7 civilization, and progress 121 Western views on Chinese 86-9, 91, 92, clans and the State, in China 97 94 Clifford, James 166 Diderot, Denis 69 Chinas, Craig 208 Dirlik,Arif 140 Columbus, Christopher 1, 58 division of labor commodification, and the capitalist/ in China "modern" historical system 20, 22-4 gendered 176, 177, 179, 184, 191-2, in China 217-21 193 Communist Manifesto (Marx and Engels) regional 182-5 131 and economic growth 219-20 Comte, Auguste 76 Dobb, Maurice 44, 45 Condorcet, Marquis de 91, 92 Dockes, Pierre 28, 31 Confucianism Down, Dr John 81 and capitalism 153-4 Dubrovskii, S. M. 102-3, 104-5 and Chinese historical theory 118-19, Duman,L. I. 107 126 on marriage 195 East Asian economies, and capitalism 9 and the meaning of work 192, 194, 196, East Asian merchants, and capitalism 213 200, 202-3 Eastern Europe, feudalism in 13 on morality and ritual 191 economic growth and political economy 225, 242 in China 232-45 as the state religion 48 in medieval Europe 46 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-64029-9 - China and Historical Capitalism: Genealogies of Sinological Knowledge Edited by Timothy Brook and Gregory Blue Index More information Index 285 economic integration in China 237-8 and the transition to capitalism 12, Edict of Nantes, revocation of 64, 89 27-34, 53-6 Egyptian civilization, and China 68, 71, 76, First World War 77, 105 and Chinese historical theory 128 eighteenth century and Western social thought on China 82 decline of China's cultural reputation Fossier, Robert 48 70-8 France Western thought on China 65-70 and the capitalism/"modern" historical Engels, F. 93-5, 101, 131,132 system 39, 40,41,46, 54 see also Marx and Marxism commercial expansion 216 England and the decline of China's reputation 72, and the capitalism/"modern" historical 73 system 13, 38-41, 42, 46 seventeenth-century/Enlightenment capitalist development in 212 thought on China 61, 64, 66-7 commercial expansion 215-16 Frank, Andre Gunder 9 and the decline of China's reputation 72, freedom of subjects, and the capitalist/ 73 "modern" historical system 16-17 maritime trading networks 216-17 French Revolution 91 political economy 229, 230
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