Bibliographie zur Tierwelt im alten China - Institut für Sinologie ...

Campany, Robert F., „Eating Better than Gods and Ancestors“, in Roel Sterckx (Hg.) Of Tripod and
Palate. Food, Politics, and Religion in Traditional China, New York: Palgrave Macmillan,
2005. [Schlagwort: Essen/food, Opfertiere/sacrificial animals, Vögel/birds, Muschel/mussel,
Insekte/insects]
Capon, Edmund (Hg.), Qin Shihuang, Terracotta Warriors and Horses 秦始皇兵馬傭.
Ausstellungskatalog: „Exhibition of the Terracotta Figures of Warriors and Horses of the Qin
Dynasty of China“, Clayton, Victoria: International Culture Corp. / Art Gallery of NSW,
Australia, 1983. [Schlagwort: Pferd/horse]
Carrington Goodrich, L., „Polo in Ancient China“, in: Horse and Horseman 19 (1938), S. 27, 38-40.
[Schlagwort: Pferd/horse]
Carrington Goodrich, L., „Early Mention of Fossil Fishes“, in: ISIS 34 (1943), S. 25. [Schlagwort:
Fisch/fish]
Carrington Goodrich, L., „Chinese Oracle Bones“, in: Columbia Library Columns 7 (1959), S. 11-14.
[Schlagwort: Religion]
Carrington Goodrich, L., „Polo: A Note“, in: T’oung Pao 61.4-5 (1975), S. 301-302. [Schlagwort:
Pferd/fish]
Cartier, Michel, „Considérations sur l’Histoire du Harnachement et de l’Équitation en Chine“, in:
Anthropozoologica 18 (1993), S. 29-43. [Schlagwort: Pferd/horse]
Cartier, Michel, et. al., Giuseppe Castiglione dit Lang Shining 1688-1766, Paris: Favre Sa, 2004.
[Schlagwort: Pferd/horse]
Cartier, Michel, „L’homme et l’animal dans l’agriculture chinoise ancienne et moderne“, in: Études
rurales 151/152 (1999), S. 179-197. [Schlagwort: Landwirtschaft/agriculture]
Carus, Paul, „The Fish as a Mystic Symbol in China and Japan“, in: The Open Court, 25.7 (1911), S.
385-411. [Schlagwort: Fisch/fish]
Chan, Tak-hung Leo, The Discourse on Foxes and Ghosts: Ji Yun and Eighteenth-Century Literati
Storytelling, Honolulu: University of Hawai‛i Press, 1998. [Schlagwort: Fuchs/fox]
Chang, H. T., „On the Question of the Existence of Elephants and Rhinoceros in North China in
Historical Times“, in: Bull. Geol. Surv. of China 5 (1926), S. 99-105. [Schlagwort:
Elefant/elephant, Nashorn/rhinoceros]
Chang Kwang-Chih, The Archaeology of Ancient China, New Haven, London: Yale University Press,
1968. [Schlagwort: n.a.]
Chang Kwang-Chih (Hg.), Food in Chinese Culture, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1977.
[Schlagwort: Essen/food]
Chang Kwang-Chih, „The Animal in Shang and Chou Bronze Art“, in: Harvard Journal of Asiatic
Studies 41.2 (1981), S. 527-554. [Schlagwort: n.a.]
Chang Kwang-Chih, Art, Myth, and Ritual: The Path to Political Authority in Ancient China,
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1983. [Schlagwort: Mythologie/mythology,
Religion]
Chang Kwang-Chih (Hg.), Studies of Shang Archaeology, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1986.
[Schlagwort: n.a.]
Chang Kwang-Chih, „Shang Shamans“, in Willard J. Peterson, Andrew Plaks, und Ying-shih Yü
(Hg.), The Power of Culture: Studies in Chinese Cultural History, Hong Kong: Chinese
University Press, 1994. [Schlagwort: Religion]
Chang Pin-tsun, Chinese Maritime Trade: The Case of Sixteenth Century Fu-chien (Fukien),
Princeton: Princeton University, 1983 (unveröffentl. Diss.). [Schlagwort: Handel/trade]
Chang, Stephen Tseng-Hsin, „Commodities Imported to the Chang-chou Region of Fukien during the
Late Ming Period. A Preliminary Analysis of the Tax Lists found in Tung-hsi-yang k’ao“, in
R. P. und Dietmar Rothermund (Hg.), Emporia, Commodities and Entrepreneurs in Asian
Maritime Trade, c. 1400–1750, Ser. Beiträge zur Südasienforschung, Südasien-Institut,
Universität Heidelberg 141, Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1991. [Schlagwort: Handel/trade]
Chao Wei-Pang, „The Dragon Boat Race in Wu-ling, Hunan“, in: Asian Folklore Studies, 2 (1943),
S.1-18. [Schlagwort: Drache/dragon]
Chapman, Jan, „The Chester Beatty Collection of Chinese Carved Rhinoceros Horn Cups“, in: Arts of
Asia 12.3 (1982), S. 73-83. [Schlagwort: Nashorn/rhinoceros]