Joseph R. Dennis is Associate Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
This book is the definitive study of imperial Chinese local gazetteers, one of the most important sources for premodern Chinese studies. Methodologically innovative, it represents a major contribution to the history of books, publishing, reading, and society.
By examining how gazetteers were read, Joseph R. Dennis illustrates their significance in local societies and national discourses. His analysis of how gazetteers were initiated and produced reconceptualizes the geography of imperial Chinese publishing. Whereas previous studies argued that publishing, and thus cultural and intellectual power, were concentrated in the southeast, Dennis shows that publishing and book ownership were widely dispersed throughout China and books were found even in isolated locales. Adding a dynamic element to our earlier understanding of the publishing industry, Dennis tracks the movements of manuscripts to printers and print labor to production sites. By reconstructing printer business zones, he demonstrates that publishers operated across long distances in trans-regional markets. He also creates the first substantial data set on publishing costs in early modern China—a foundational breakthrough in understanding the world of Chinese books. Dennis’s work reveals areas for future research on newly-identified regional publishing centers and the economics of book production.
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從方誌的寫作動機到最後的讀者感受,作者將方誌的形成過程作瞭詳細又生動的闡述,其中關於雕刻工匠的區域性遷徙(甚至是貴州貧睏的女子也可以通過刻闆賺錢)還有從方誌看中國地方與中央的糾纏關係對我來說最有趣。以及紀念第一次在哥大一天讀完一本書。
评分入門敘述,其中關於地方誌的政治意義、經濟流通這些點都是值得深挖的
评分中國地方誌的書寫、齣版和閱讀(1100—1700年)
评分第一部分寫得不錯;二三部分仍在Chartier的框架之內
评分第一部分寫得不錯;二三部分仍在Chartier的框架之內
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