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The History of Chinese Civilisation 4 Volume Set, Multiple-component retail product Book

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Written by scholars at Peking University, this is a history of Chinese civilisation in its totality, from Neolithic times to the founding of the Chinese Republic in 1911.

Each of the four volumes covers political and social institutions, economics, religion, philosophy, science and technology, literature, art and daily life.

There is no other work in the English language that covers this range of subjects in a single history.

These volumes make accessible a wealth of historical research and sources that have not previously been translated, and provide insights into the views of the foremost Chinese scholars of their generation.

These views are placed in context by newly commissioned introductions to each volume, and discussion throughout is supported by illustrations sourced from collections around the world.

This ambitious and inspiring work will stimulate fresh debate across the humanities and social sciences, opening new avenues of academic exchange between East and West.

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