The Art of Doing Good: Charity in Late Ming China
The Art of Doing Good: Charity in Late Ming China
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10.1179/tcr.2009.16.2.254
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2009-01
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Peter Ditmanson
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Peter Ditmanson
致谢惯例、衡量标准和朝代介绍第一部分：新的行业：行善协会1。解放动物协会2.早期的慈善社会和他们有远见的领导人3。4.慈善社会的选择第五章穷人和富人的讲座从边缘看慈善社会第二部分：危机期间制定慈善惯例6。第七章动员粮食救济与8名官员保持一致。医疗救助和其他善行9.慈善信仰与信仰的修辞结论：从道德转变到财富合法化
Acknowledgments Conventions, Measurements, and Dynasties Introduction Part One: New Routines: Associations for Doing Good 1. Societies for Liberating Animals 2. Early Benevolent Societies and Their Visionary Leaders 3. The Benevolent Society among Its Alternatives 4. Lectures for the Poor-and the Rich 5. A Benevolent Society Viewed from the Margins Part Two: Enacting Charitable Routines during a Crisis 6. Mobilizing Food Relief 7. Aligning with Officials 8. Medical Relief and Other Good Deeds 9. Beliefs in Charity-and the Rhetoric of Beliefs Conclusion: From Moral Transformation toward the Legitimation of Wealth List of Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Character Glossary Index