FYS 120L: Reacting to the Past: Ancient Greece and Imperial China

Books about Chinese History are found in the DS701-DS799.9 call number range on the 5th floor of Rolvaag
Books about Chinese Literature are found in the PL1001-PL3208 call number range on the 2nd floor of Rolvaag

Your professor has put a number of books on Course Reserve.  Once you identify a book that you want to use, note the call number and ask for it at the Circulation Desk in the Rolvaag Lobby.

Materials may be checked out for 2 hour, 4 hour, or 1 day depending on how the reserve has been set up. 2- and 4-hour reserve items checked out less than 2 hours before closing may be kept overnight (with the exception of sound recordings), but they must be returned the following day when the library opens.

Items on Reserve for Imperial China

• Ropp 1990, Heritage of China: Contemporary Perspectives on Chinese Civilization
  DS721 .H45 1990
• Chan 1982, The Glory and Fall of the Ming Dynasty
  DS753 .C4825
• De Bary 1970, Self and Society in Ming Thought
  DS721 .S3
• Brook 1998, The Confusions of Pleasure: Commerce and Culture in Ming China
  DS753 .B76 1998 (also available as an ebook)
• Zhu Xi and Gardner (transl.), Learning to be a Sage: Selections from the Conversations of Master Chu, Arranged topically
  B128. C52 E5 1990
• Huang 1981.  1587, A Year of No Significance
  DS753 .H79813
• Ebrey 1981.  Chinese Civilization and Society: A Sourcebook
  DS721 C545
• Dardess 1983.  Confucianism and Autocracy
  JQ1509 1983 .D3
• Tsai 1996.  The Eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty
  HQ449 .T73 1996
• Waley 1960.  The Book of Songs
  PL2478 .F8