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Biography: Chih-Chang Chu
No full textBiography of
Chih-Chang Chu,
Professor,
Department of Fiber Science and Apparel Design (FSAD
Chu Yuan-Chang and the Hu-Lan Cases of the Early Ming Dynasty (China).
No full textThis dissertation is a study of the Hu Wei-yung and Lan Yu cases of the early Ming dynasty, famous episodes in which the founding emperor put to death thous and s of persons and restructured his government to safeguard his autocratic powers. It is based largely on well known st and ard sources plus the recently recovered Ni-ch'en lu (A Record of Rebellious Ministers), Yu Pen's Chi-shih lu (A Record of Events), and a unique manuscript edition of Chu Yuan-chang's writings, the Ta Ming T'ai-tsu huang-ti yu-chih chi (The Collected Works of the Great Ming Emperor T'ai-tsu). From these new source materials a picture of these cases emerges that lends credibility to the possibility that Hu and Lan might actually have conspired to rebel against Chu. Chapter II introduces Chu, Hu, and the early Ming Secretariat, and details the growing conflict between Chu and Hu in the years preceding Hu's fall. Chapter III discusses Hu's fall, the obscure series of central government purges following Hu's fall, the abolition of the Secretariat, and Chu's views on good and evil officials and how these views were in part shaped by his experience with Hu Wei-yung. Chapter IV describes various episodes related to the purge of the "remnant Hu faction" in the years between 1380 and 1393 including what little is known about the purge of the "wealthy faction", the fall of Sung Lien and Wang Meng, the purge of Nanking, the fall of Li Shan-ch'ang and numerous other nobles in 1390, and the purge of many prominent Buddhist leaders, including Tsung-le, in 1391-92. Chapter V established the linkage between the Hu case and the Lan Yu purge of 1393, and describes the nature of the Lan case purge, determining who was purged and which guard units were involved. In Chapter VI I draw conclusions about Chu Yuan-chang on the basis of his role and behavior in the prosecution of these cases. I conclude Chu was a highly religious, insecure, emotional and somewhat socially maladjusted person, and underst and ing this helps us to better underst and what drove Chu in the prosecution of these cases. In addition, interspersed throughout the study are discussions of Chu's various writings, of many of his officially sponsored works, and of his changing views on education, punishments, human nature, institutions, and official recruitment. The sum total of these discussions as set within the narrative framework of the unfolding of the Hu-Lan cases amounts to a brief history in itself of certain key aspects of Chu's intellectual development from the beginning of his reign until its very end.PhDAsian historyUniversity of Michiganhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/159429/1/8314330.pd
Studies in the Chang-chu Commentary of the Han Dynasty
No full text漢代解經之作數量繁多，而立名各異，有故、傳、說、章句、微、通、條例、注等名稱。漢代章句著作今雖多不傳，在漢代經解中實具有重要之地位，對後代義疏之興起亦深具影響。本文在前賢研究基礎上，對漢代章句學之相關問題加以論考，全文分為四節： 一、漢代章句之起源。 二、章句學之增繁與刪減。 三、章句學之內容。 四、章句學之評價。經由以上四節之論考，期能對漢代章句之學有較清楚之認識。The commentaries to the Classics in the Han dynasty are voluminous, and are entitled differently, such as ku, chiian, shuo, chang-chii, wei, t'ung, t'iao-li, chu, etc. Although not many chang-chii commentaries are extant, they are important to the interpretative activities of the Han scholars and bear significant influence to the later yi-shu commentary. This article, based on pervious scholarship, explores in four sections issues in the chang-chii commentary. The four sections are: 1.The origins of the chang-chii commentary. 2.The sophistication and simplification of the chang-chii commentary. 3.The content of the chang-chii commentary. 4.The evaluation of the chang-chii commentary. It is hoped that we can reach a better understanding of the Han chang-chii commentary through the discussion in the four sections
AAP Interview: Wah-Ming Chang
Full text linkWorra, Bryan Thao. (2004). AAP Interview: Wah-Ming Chang. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/166378
Xia lu.
No full text楚軍著.書名據封面."長篇文藝創作小說"--封面.Chu Jun zhu.Shu ming ju feng mian."Chang pian wen yi chuang zuo xiao shuo"--Feng mian
The political role of the people's liberation army 1949-1973
Full text linkThis thesis is to study the political role of the People's Liberation Army from the approach of structure and function. The framework of the thesis consists of three major parts, first, the influence of Chinese traditional political culture on, and the formation of, the political role of the PL A; second, the influence of domestic political struggles and external military conflicts on the development of the political role of the PLA; and the third, the analysis of the transition of the PLA's political role from the structure and personnel arrangements of the CCPCC Within the above-mentioned three scopes, this thesis make a thorough discussion on the following: (1) The relationship between the structure of the PRC and the formation of the PLA's political role; (2) How has ideology influenced the army's political role; (3) What is Mao's viewpoint and his influence on the development of the army's political role; (4) What is the link between the army and the party, and how has this developed; (6) What accounts for the expansion of the PLA's political functions; (7) What is the influence of political factional struggles on the PLA's political role; (8) Is it political institution or military institution that controls the recruitment of the military elite; (9) What are the disparities between the military elite in handling international conflicts and what are their political considerations; (10) What is the Party's position in the army; (11) How have the Party’s important meetings and personnel arrangements influenced the rise and fall of the PLA's political role
Dataset for "Towards Functional Droplet Architectures: a Belousov-Zhabotinsky Medium for Networks"
No full textData files for all graphs in the main paper and in the supplementary information. Full space-time plot for Figure 3, with detailed procedure for extraction of wave features.
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Kai Ming Chang, Maurits De Panque, Klaus-Peter Zauner (2018) Towards Functional Droplet Architectures: a Belousov- Zhabotinsky Medium for Networks Scientific Reports DOI:10.1038/s41598-018-30819-6</span
vegetable seedling feature extraction using stereo color imaging
No full textvegetable seedling feature extraction using stereo color imaging. ta-te lin. jeng-ming chang. department of agricultural machinery engineering.. national taiwan university.. taipei. taiwan. roc. introductio
The Christian Writing in Chang Show Foong's Literary Works
No full textThe Christian Writing in Chang Show-Foong's Literary Works
Abstract
Since the 19th century, Christian brings some degree of influence on modern Chinese literature. Chinese literati subsumed the terms and spirit of Christianity in their works. They achieved the development of Chinese Christian literature.
Chang Show-Foong is one of Modern Chinese literature writers, whose literature works are outstanding in weight and depth. Her text is full of Christian faith dimension, attempting to manifest the thought of Christian. In the context of Chinese literature, her writings of Jesus Christ is her interpretation of the Christian faith. It is her experience as a Christian in person. This thesis uses Chang Show-Foong's literature as a subject of study. Probing into the depth and breadth of the Christian faith, I expound and explore her literary and artistic creation, and finds that her writings of Christ are unique and ground-breaking, digging out the apocalypse and artistry on literature. This thesis is divided into six chapters\uef\ubc
Chapter 1 preface\uef\ubcTo describe the motivation, purpose, scope, term definition, methods, procedures, and the theology premise of Christian literature.
Chapter 2 Chang Show-Foong who elucidate Christ's ethics\uef\ubcTo explore faith, hope and love that Chang Show-Foong interpret in Chinese situation on the exposition of humanity and divinity and the people to pray, repent, obey, serve to God.
Chapter 3 Chang Show-Foong of the " Bible " of the use of text\uef\ubcTo explore the absorption, utilization on the" Bible "story\ue3word by Chang Show-Foong and explore the Chang Show-Foong follow up and expansion of the epistolary and the prayer of the " Bible ".
Chapter 4 Chang Show-Foong inherited aesthetics of Christ\uef\ubcDivided into three parts to explore the beauty of natural\ue3the beauty of human and the beauty of artistic.
Chapter 5 Chang Show-Foong's the way of practice\uef\ubc To explore the course of the Gospel of Christ which Chang Show-Foong resoundes.
Chapter 6 conclusion\uef\ubcA summarize interpretation of the research results of this thesis, in order to establish Chang Show-Foong's position and contribution of Chinese Christian literature history
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