Looking for a brief intro to Chinese history, any suggestions? I hear China: a new history by Fairbank and China: A History by Keay are both good, can anyone confirm?
>>8726285
http://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/from-yao-to-mao-5000-years-of-chinese-history.html
Fucking greatand easily pirateable
I found pic related serviceable, if dry.
>>8726296
Will check out.
>easily pirateable
What isn't these days?
I read the first 50 pages of The Search for Modern China and liked it.
>>8726326
Is it more focused on modern China?
>>8726285
http://realhistoryww.com/world_history/ancient/China_1.htm
>>8726285
spent some time catching up on chinese philosophy this summer. here's a few things i read
this tiny little fragment has a lot going on in it
http://faculty.smcm.edu/jwschroeder/Asian_Religions_2015/textdownloads_files/Confucius%20chp1%262.pdf
this was also pretty good.
http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674335912
i don't know if you're into martial arts but the same guy wrote another good book on it also
https://cup.columbia.edu/book/striking-beauty/9780231172721
sawyer's book on the seven military classics was fun but more niche
anything by roger ames is good
and when in doubt you can't beat reading the analects or the good old ttc
then cap that off with a play through of sid meter's alpha centauri as yang
>tfw recycling tanks
>tfw essays on mind and matter
>tfw neo-confucian ubermensch
>>8726404
>tfw i can't spell based sid meier's name
>>8726332
Nope, goes as far back as the sixteenth centaury.
>>8726285
Look for professor Jonathan Spence's books for the Qing Dynasty.
>>8726285
Chinese Civilisation by Gernet
>>8726285
fairbank is really good for modern chinese history