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Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-14145-2 — Social Memory and State Formation in Early China Min Li Index More Information 561 INDEX Afanas’evo material culture, 89 Chang, K.C., 8 , 9 , 26 , 27 , 30 , 51f3.5 , 57 , 77 , 78 , 87 , Alcock, Susan, 292 103 , 110 , 170 , 282 , 285 , 286 , 407 , 408 , 419 , Altyn- depe, 88 430 , 443 , 469 , 482 An Zhimin, 30 Chang’an, 453 Andronovo Horizon, 89 Changde, 253 Anyi, 437 – 38 , 439f8.9. , 477 Changshan, 75 axis mundi, 12 – 13 Chaoge, 355 Chavannes, Edouard, 406 Bactria- Margiana Archaeological Complex Chavín de Huántar, 459 (BMAC), 92 Chemurchek, 93 Bagley, Robert W., 69 , 110 , 311 , 490n4 Chen Pochan, 487n3 Baifu, 357 – 58 Chen Xingcan, 34 , 487n3 Baiying, 132 , 154 , 162 Chenggu, 301 – 3 Baligang, 39 Chengzixiancun, 271 Banlashan, 490n11 Chengziya, 224 , 256 Baodun, 151 , 177 Chen- sha , see cinnabar Baoji, 378 – 79 , 380f7.27 , 493n31 Chenxi, 253 Beichuan, 457 Chenzhuang, 363 , 427 Beixin culture, see Dawenkou material culture Chernykh, Evgenii N., 113 Beiyinyangying, 36 , 69 Chifeng, 222 , 256 Beizhao, 342 – 44 , 438 Childe, V. Gordon, 116 Bell, Catherine, 5 Chinese Interaction Sphere, 30 – 32 , 78 Benjamin, Walter, 287 Chongpingyuan, 386 Bi Wan, 437 Chu, 388 – 94 Bianjiashan, 53 cinnabar, 219 Bicun, 145 climate change, 83 – 86 bivalve mold casting, 213 Collingwood, R.G., 26 , 312 Bo Da, 325 Confucius, 321 , 382 , 412 , 413 Bo Kuo, 325 Copan, 461 Bo Xie, see Lord Xiefu Dabaozishan, 393 Cahokia, 47 , 56 , 487n1 Dadianzi, 222 – 24 Can Cong, 456 cowrie shells, 222 – 23 , 223f5.18 Cao Dazhi, 495n13 Dadiwan, 76 Central Plains, 13 – 14 , 14f1.3 Dahecun, 73 , 154 Chaganguole, 93 Dahekou, 347 , 375 Chamonix, 410 Dahezhuang, 101 Chang Zi Kou, 493n24 Dahezhuang- Qinweijia, 101 561 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-14145-2 — Social Memory and State Formation in Early China Min Li Index More Information 562 562 INDEX Dahuazhongzhuang, 101 Emperor Wudi, 450 Daijiawan, 347 , 378 Emperor Zhenzong, 479 Dajing, 222 Empress Wu Zetian, 478 Dantu, 158 Eridu, 56 Dashigu, 216 Erligang, 228 , 241 Dawenkou material culture, 35 – 36 , 60 – 63 Erlitou, 27 , 175 , 189 – 93 body modii cations, 54 , 60 acoustic and visual spectacle of ritual, 214 burials, 60 – 62 bronze and turquoise, 204 fermentation techniques, 61 – 62 bronze industry, 201 – 5 from Peiligang, 60 ceramic assemblage, 199 – 201 Daxia , 465 consumption techniques, 205 – 11 Daxinzhuang, 58 , 207 , 255 – 56 , 270 – 71 , 276 exchange network, 215 – 20 , 216f5.16 chronology, 490n5 inl eunce and impact of metal, 211 – 15 Dayangzhou, 274 jade scepters, 198 – 99 Daye- Jiujiang- Huangmei copper mining religious communication, 210 – 11 belt, 252 rise of, 184 – 93 Dayishang, 269 sound and color, 194 – 98 Dazhujia, 60 – 61 stockbreeding, 194 Deloria Jr., Vine, 321 types of related sites, 216 – 17 Dengjiawan, 65 Xia civilization, 227 – 28 Di Cosmo, Nicola, 495n13 Dianhe, 75 , 108 Falkenhausen, Lothar von, 442 , 491n7 , 494n6 Dianzihe, 250 Fan Xuanzi, 351 ding , 5 – 8 , 16 Fanchengdui material culture, 163 nine isles, 17f1.5 fang , 292 nine vessels, 14 Fangjiazhou, 36 Dinggong, 488n7 Fanshan, 51 Dizhu Pillar Rock, 430 Fengchu, 376 – 77 , 376f7.25 Donghuishan, 113 Feng- Hao, 327 , 337 Donglongshan, 181 , 218 – 19 , 250 Fengxiang, 393 Dongshancun, 36 , 70 Fengze Symposium, 440 Dongshanzui, 222 , 490n11 Fenyin, 476 , 477 Dongxiafeng, 176 – 77 , 217 , 250 , 461 First Emperor of Qin, 450 , 452 Dongzhao, 216 Flad, Rowan K., 487n3 Dorofeeva- Lichtmann, Vera, 408 , 415 , Foucault, Michel, 4 415f8.3 , 445 Fu Bing, 299 Doujitai material culture, 219 , 490n20 Fu Hao, 129 , 295 – 97 Du Yu, 456 Fu Sinian, 26 , 40 , 482 Dujiagang, 163 Fu Xi, 299 Dujiangyan, 151 , 306 Fucheng, 221 , 256 Duke Xiang, 365 Fujiamen, 102 Dunhuang, 434 Fuquanshan, 50 Durrant, Stephen, 491n1 , 492n10 Gait of Yu, 406 , 407 , 424 , 431 , 447 , 455 Early Shijiahe culture, 63 Ganggongling, 49 Emperor Huizong, 479 , 480 Gao Xiangping, 295 Emperor Liu Bang, 453 Gaohong, 291 Emperor Wu, 476 , 477 Gaomiao, 490n10 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-14145-2 — Social Memory and State Formation in Early China Min Li Index More Information 563 INDEX 563 Geertz, Clif ord, 418 Huogeqi, 99 Gejiazhuang, 356 Huoshaogou, 99 , 113 , 196 Ginzburg, Carlo, 395 Huoshiliang, 149 Gòng Gō ng, 405 Huozhou, 326 Gongfang, 342 Huozhuangcun, 494n8 Gonghangshan, 424 Gonur Tepe, 91 , 148 imperial tours, 449 – 53 Granet, Marcel, 406 , 407 , 408 , 415 , 416 , 424 , interaction spheres, 83 , 87f4.2 429 , 431 , 447 , 455 , 483 , 494n6 Gu Jiegang, 406 , 407 , 494n2 Jettmar, Karl, 97 Guan, 326 Ji Zha, 373 Guan Zhong, 391 , 403 Jiahu, 35 Guangfulin material culture, 168 , 220 Jiangzhuang, 50 , 63 Guangxi, 422 Jianrui, 184 Guchengzhai, 153 , 154f4.23 , 182 Jiaru, 462 Guifang, 342 Jifang , see Jizhou Gumugou, 94 , 95 Jing Shu, 327 Jingjie, 295 , 299 Han Jianye, 487n3 Jingnansi, 219 , 252 Han Weizhou, 227 , 228 Jinsha, 304 , 306 , 457 Hanjiagedan, 141 Jinshengcun, 373 Haochuan, 168 , 169 Jiroft, 88 Harley, J. Brian, 14 Jiubang, 322 Hasanlu IVB, 383 Jiunütai, 473 Haxiu, 150 Jizhou, 411 , 413 He Yuling, 493n23 Juzhi, 385 , 386 Heavenly Mandate, see Mandate of Heaven Hekou, 182 Kaifeng, 479 , 480 Hengshui, 347 Karasuk material culture, 295 , 383 Herodotus, 104 , 387 Karasuk- Tagar, 113 highland memory communities, 291 – 94 Kayue material cultures, 297 Hirase, Takao, 406 , 473 Kazuo, 358 Holocene 3 Event, 83 , 84 Keightley, David N., 79 , 291 , 310 , 365 , 491n15 , Holocene Climatic Optimum, 83 , 169 491n5 Hongshanmiao, 39 Kern, Martin, 400 Hou Ji, 314 Keshengzhuang Phase II material culture, Hougang, 162 , 267 116 , 180 Houma, 423 King Cheng, 331 , 344 , 352 , 371 Hsü, Cho- yun, 492n15 King Di Xin, 260 , 271 Hu Houxuan, 264 King Hui, 390 Hu Shi, 18 King Hui of Qin, 449 Huadizui, 187 – 89 , 221 , 422 , 429 King Hui of Wei, 406 , 440 , 441 , 472 Huaizhenfang, 250 King Ji Li, 378 Huanbei, 259 – 60 King Jie, 336 Huangniangniangtai, 112 King Kang, 368 Huating, 50 , 54 – 55 , 63 King Kuai, 472 Huayuanzhuang East, 276 King Mu, 493n32 Huizui, 178 , 185 King Narmer, 4 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-14145-2 — Social Memory and State Formation in Early China Min Li Index More Information 564 564 INDEX King Pan Geng, 260 Lijiaya, 291 , 292 King Qi, 418 Lijiazui, 251 , 252 King Shao Kang, 437 Lin Yun, 493n24 King Tai Kang, 336 , 418 , 492n13 Linduf , Katheryn M., 296 , 492n15 King Wei, 440 Lingjiatan, 43 – 44 , 50 , 69 , 70 King Wen, 322 , 341 , 368 , 377 , 437 Lingkou, 493n33 King Wu, 319 , 322 , 326 , 352 Lingyanghe, 60 – 61 , 70 King Wu Ding, 260 , 264 , 270 , 276 , 279 – 81 Linzheyu, 295 King Xiang, 494n37 Liu Bin, 47 King Xuan, 345 Liu Li, 34 , 487n2 , 487n3 King Yi, 459 Liujiahe, 256 King Zhao, 369 , 390 , 392 Liujiazhuang, 285 King Zhuang, 220 , 382 , 389 , 390 Liulihe, 325 , 356 , 357 K’inich Yax K’uk’ Mo’, 461 Liuwan, 76 , 77 , 108 Kohl, Philip L., 87 , 99 Liuzhuang, 236 Kuaiji, 456 Liya, 362 Kunwu, 494n41 Liying, 219 Loehr, Max, 284 , 290 Lajia, 169 Loewe, Michael, 492n11 Langyatai, 162 Longmen, 414 , 415f8.3 , 430 Laohushan, 148 Longmenshan fault, 457 Laohushan culture, 116 Longqiuzhuang, 488n7 Laoniupo, 272 , 295 , 314 Longshan, 82 – 83 Late Shijiahe culture, 63 collapse of, 176 – 79 Leach, Edmund, 352 cowrie shells, 105 – 7 Lee Hui- Shu, 491n10 dif erences from the Sandai metallurgy Leigudun, 368 , 373 , 389 tradition, 112 – 15 li dual origins, 29 as parallel to ding , 8 expansion of lapidary techniques, 107 – 12 Li Chi, 79 Henei Basin towns, 232 Li Daoyuan, 430 , 492n27 highland society, 115 – 16 Li Feng, 228 , 492n18 Huai River Basin and East Coast, 152 – 62 Li Jiansheng, 492n20 Longshan Exchange, 100 Li Ling, 321 , 408 , 414 , 415 lowland communities, 152 Liangchengzhen, 106 , 127 , 158 , 159 , 224 , 489n13 perspective on landscape, 169 – 72 Liangsucun, 250 transmission of botanical knowledge, 102 – 05 Liangzhu transmission of metallurgy, 95 – 100 textile industry, 487n2 writing, 278 Liangzhu material culture Longtouliang, 182 coastal coni guration, 54 – 56 Lord Bai, 426 dif erences from Sandai tradition, 57 – 58 Lord Boqin, 360 , 361 , 362 , 382 distribution of, 55f3.6 Lord Dao, 418 ideology, 49 – 52 Lord Guo, 129 mound center, 45 – 49 Lord Huan, 382 Liaowadianzi, 108 , 182 Lord Jing, 360 Licheng, 437 , 491n4 Lord Ju, 356 lieux de memoire, 371 Lord Kang, 355 , 368 Ligongcun, 361 Lord Kang Shu, 354 , 355 , 358 , 382 , 442 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-14145-2 — Social Memory and State Formation in Early China Min Li Index More Information 565 INDEX 565 Lord Ke, 346 , 356 Mazongshan, 488n3 Lord Mu, 364 Meirendi, 47 , 48 Lord Nangong, 353 , 367 , 369 , 389 Meishan, 152 Lord Nangong Kuo, 368 Meiyuan, 306 Lord Shu Chu, 326 memory communities, 292 Lord Shu Du, 326 Mengzhuang, 85 , 221 , 256 , 257 Lord Shu Xian, 326 Miaodigou material culture, 38 – 39 , 115 Lord Shu Yu, 381 Miaodigou Phase II material culture, 71 , 74 Lord Su, 345 Miaoxingcun, 308 Lord Tang Shu Yu, 341 , 342 , 346 , 350 , 351 , 357 , Middle Asian Interaction Sphere, 87 , 91 – 94 369 , 462 , 492n16 Middle Shijiahe culture, 63 Lord Wu, 438 Mid- Holocene Climatic Optimum, 34 Lord Xian, see Lord Su Miyamoto Kazuo, 487n3 Lord Xiefu, 341 , 343 , 391 Mo of Cai, 351 Lord Yi, 389 , 444 Mogou, 99 , 435 Lord Yú, 366 , 367 Mojiaoshan, 46 – 47 , 46f3.4 , 58 Lord Yǔ , 368 , 389 Monte Alban, 56 Lord Zeng
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    KEQIAN XU THE UNIQUE FEATURES OF HUI SHI’S THOUGHT: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN HUI SHI AND OTHER PRE-QIN PHILOSOPHERS INTRODUCTION Hui Shi (370-3 10 B.C.?)’ was one of the main representatives of the logician school (ming jiu) in pre-Qin Era of China. However, the historical records concerning his life and thought in the early texts that we can find today are very inadequate.’ So that it is not easy to give a deep and thorough research on his thought. Consequently, most of the studies that have been conducted so far are mainly concentrated on explaining and analyzing the meanings of his famous ten paradoxes (recorded in chapter 33 of Zhuang Zi), while the general features of Hui Shi’s thought and its special position in preQin intellectual history have not yet been fully discussed. In this paper, I try to integrate some other records about Hui Shi scattered in the early texts with the ten paradoxes in my analysis, in order to give a more panoramic and well-rounded description of Hui Shi’s thought. I would also like to consider Hui Shi and his ideas in terms of general pre-Qin intellectual background, and specially to compare it to the thoughts of some representatives of other pre-Qin schools, such as Con- fucianism, Taoism, Mohism, Legalism, etc., thus to point out the unique features of Hui Shi’s thsught . 1 Hui Shi’s doctrine that we can find today are mainly the ten para- JOU~Of Chinee fiil~sOphy24 (I 997) 231 -253 Copyright 01997 by Dhlogue Publishing Company,Honolulu.