... Suedsee-expedition 190S-1910 (Hamburg, 1917), 2: pt. 2, halbband 1, 124, fig. 172, pi. 35, figs. 3, 4. A NOTE TO LYON's REVIEW OF KU CHIEH-KANG's BOOK Ku Chieh-kang's comment on Mr. Fu K'ai-sen, cited on page 83 of Bayard Lyon's review of Tang-tai Chung-kuo shih-hsiieh (FEQ, 10 [Nov. 1950], 82-85), should...

...James T. C. Liu Abstract Most periodization schemes of Chinese history would note the significance of a “great divide.” It may be placed before the T'ang period, considering from ethnological as well as cultural standpoints such factors as the first major influx of non-Han conquering groups...

..., “ Chung-kuo li-shih-ti-li yen-chiu ti pien-ch'ien ,” Yü-kung V ( 01 1936 ), 48 – 56 . A Note on Historical Periodicals of Twentieth-Century China PING-KUEN YU CHINA is known for a long and outstanding tradition of historical writing, but it has been only in this century that an examination...

... distinct. Santayana said that to learn another language is to acquire another soul; we might add that in the case of Chinese there is less certainty about which is the possessor and which the possessed. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1964 1964 Note: Reflections on Chinese Language...

... – 15 , the total number of books is forty-six. Chang's bibliography lists several titles which do not appear in Lo's book, and indicates their where-abouts. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1964 1964 Note on A Lost Taiping Book Historians of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom tary...

... in Tokyo and Peking. The imagination and initiative of these men and a few others laid important foundations. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1959 1959 A Note of Ambiguity: Asian Studies in America JOHN K. FAIRBANK IN reviewing the progress of Asian studies and of this Association...

...Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2011 2011 As noted in my Editorial Foreword, this JAS at AAS Forum is the second installment in a series inaugurated in 69.4 with the exchange of ideas that focused on a commentary by Prasenjit Duara...

... Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1991 1991 Editor's Note With this issue, this journal begins its fiftieth year of publication. First known as the Far Eastern Quarterly, the journal was published by the Far Eastern Association until 1956 when the association's scope...

... Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1994 1994 Editor's Note Our August 1993 issue (JAS 52.3:684) carried an exchange of letters about Michael Leifer's review in our February issue (JAS 52.1:216-18) of two recent books by Michael Haas. At issue were Leifer's and Haas's...

...Joyce K. Kallgren VOL. XLII, NO. 4 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES AUGUST 1983 Editor's Note I t is a pleasure to relinquish the editorship of the Journal of Asian Studies to such a distinguished scholar as Barbara Metcalf. On behalf of my colleagues on the editorial board as well as myself, I wish her...

... April) and 10ab ( jen-hsü = 30 May). 16 Both the struggle for An-feng and the P'o-yang Lake campaign are described in TTSL, ch. 12; for the corresponding Yü Pen texts, cf. note 9, above. Research Notes and Abstracts T H E CHI-SHIH-LU OF Yii P E N : A NOTE ON THE SOURCES FOB THE FOUNDING...

... Chand Scholar) and who I am glad to announce has promised to give me material assistance in conducting this Journal. Besides these articles and reviews, there will be in each issue short paragraphs on Literary, Scientific, Educational and Legal Topics. A column headed ‘Correspondence, Notes and Queries...

... VOL. 46, No. 2 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES MAY 1987 Editor's Note W ith a bow to the readership and bouquets to BarbaraMetcalf and her outgoing editorial staff, a new crew of editors assumes responsibility for the contents of The Journal of Asian Studies for the next three years. As before...

... 526 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES Editor's Note With this issue I wrap up almost six years of editing TheJournal ofAsian Studies. I have learned much from poring over (more closely than I ever would have otherwise) a thousand manuscripts and several thousand book reviews and I have benefited much...

... Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2000 2000 Editor's Note This issue marks a transition in editorship, from Anand Yang at the University of Utah, to me, Ann Waltner, at the University of Minnesota. It is quite literally a transitional issue: the selection of the articles...

... Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2001 2001 Editor's Note Every reader of theJournal ofAsian Studies reads other journals that are more precisely related to his or her research interests than isJAS. But what theJournal ofAsian Studies does in a way that no other journal can...

... Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1995 1995 IN THIS ISSUE 313 Editor's Note With this issue, a new Editorial Board assumes responsibility for publication of The Journal of Asian Studies. We aim to continue the high quality of scholarship, the disciplinary breadth...