Celestial Signs and Classical Rhetoric in Early Imperial China

Celestial Signs and Classical Rhetoric in Early Imperial ChinaConsiders how sign reading fit into broader understandings of the human and cosmic worlds in Han times. Celestial Signs and Classical Rhetoric in Early Imperial China considers how the reading of celestial signs including comets, strange clouds, halos, rainbows, and planets in retrograde motion fit into broader understandings of the human and cosmic worlds in Han times. Advancing a cultural studies approach to celestial signs, Jesse J. Chapman traces

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