Chinese spatial strategies : imperial Beijing, 1420-1911
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Chinese spatial strategies : imperial Beijing, 1420-1911
RoutledgeCurzon, 2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 266-274) and index
Transferred to digital printing 2007, published by Routledge
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内容説明
Chinese Spatial Strategies presents a study of social spaces of the capital of Ming Qing China (1420-1911). Focusing on early Ming and early and middle Qing, it explores architectural, urban and geographical space of Beijing, in relation to issues of history, geopolitics, urban social structure, imperial rule and authority, symbolism, and aesthetic and existential experience. At once historical and theoretical, the work argues that there is a Chinese approach to spatial disposition which is strategic and holistic.
目次
List of figuresAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Beijing as a Critical ProblemIn Search of a Chinese SpaceOutline of the Research and the ArgumentA Note on Method1. A Geo-Political Project2. City Plan as IdeologyA Classical TraditionNeo-Confucianism3. Social Space of the CityA City of CitiesSpace of the StateSpace of SocietyConcluding Notes 1: Architecture of the City and the Land4. A Sea of Walls: The Purple Forbidden Palace5. The Palace: Framing a Political LandscapeThe Inner Court as a Corporeal SpaceThe Outer Court as an Institutional SpaceA Composition of Forces6. The Palace: a BattlefieldFlows of Reports and DirectivesDefenceRecurring Crises7. Constructs of AuthorityLegalism and The Art of War Vis-a-vis the Panopticon: Two Ages of ReasonConcluding Notes 2: Architecture as a Machine of the State8. A Religious DiscourseComposing and Building the DiscoursePerforming an Ideology9. Formal Compositions: Visual and ExistentialBeijing as a ScrollVis-a-vis 'Cartesian Perspectivalism': Two Ways of SeeingConcluding Notes 3: Architecture of HorizonAppendix: dynasties, reigns and emperorsNotesBibliographyIndex
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