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Boundless Winds of Empire, Rhetoric and Ritual in Early Chosun Diplomacy with Ming China
Rhetoric and Ritual in Early Chosŏn Diplomacy with Ming China
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Sixiang Wang's "Boundless Winds of Empire" offers a nuanced exploration of early Chosun Korea's diplomatic relationship with Ming China.
The book challenges traditional narratives by focusing on the cultural practices and rhetorical strategies employed by Korean elites.
Wang masterfully weaves together diverse sources, including poetry and official records, to reveal the agency of Korean actors in shaping Sino-Korean relations.
He demonstrates how seemingly routine diplomatic rituals were crucial in constructing and maintaining a complex political order.
The book's insightful analysis sheds light on the dynamics of power, identity, and cultural exchange in early modern East Asia.
The book challenges traditional narratives by focusing on the cultural practices and rhetorical strategies employed by Korean elites.
Wang masterfully weaves together diverse sources, including poetry and official records, to reveal the agency of Korean actors in shaping Sino-Korean relations.
He demonstrates how seemingly routine diplomatic rituals were crucial in constructing and maintaining a complex political order.
The book's insightful analysis sheds light on the dynamics of power, identity, and cultural exchange in early modern East Asia.
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Jordan Schneider , quoting the author's insights on Korean elites' influence on imperial transitions.
Jordan Schneider , quoting the author's insights on Korean elites' influence on imperial transitions.
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