Genre Networks and Empire: Rhetoric in Early Imperial China

Genre Networks and Empire: Rhetoric in Early Imperial China
ISBN-10
0809338971
ISBN-13
9780809338979
Category
Chinese language
Pages
233
Language
English
Published
2023
Publisher
SIU Press
Author
Xiaoye You

Description

This book argues that political persuasion expanded in early imperial China through diverse written genres, and that what ancient Chinese called wenti jingwei, or genre networks, provides the central means to understand rhetoric and government at the time.

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