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4.1 “Tu on the Numerical Arrangement of the Yellow River Chart” (1743) 191

4.2 “Tu on the Numerical Arrangement of the Luo River Inscription” (1743) 191

4.3 “Tu on Confined Floods and Nine Sections” (1662) 195

4.4 “Tu on the Ruoshui in Ganzhou and Suzhou” (1181) 199

4.5 “Tu on the Sequence of the Qin Genealogy” (1662) 203

4.6 “Sequence of the Qin Genealogy” (1743) 203

4.7 “Tu on the Sequence of the Regulation of the Rivers” (1781) 205

4.8 “Tu on the System of the Five Domains under King Yao” (1662) 207

4.9 “Tu on the Five Duties Based on the Five Phases” (1673) 213

4.10 “Royal Perfection is Established in the Central Number Five of the Yellow River Chart and the Luo River Inscription” (1673) 215

4.11 General map on the “Tribute of Yu” (1827) 220

4.12 “Overview of the Nine Sections of the Great Plan” (1743) 222

5.1 A schematic representation of the recursive relation S <sub>i</sub> = 2 * S <sub>i–1</sub> + 1 246

5.2 “Diagrammatic Explanation of the Total Number of Sequential Combinations for Ten Objects” (1854) 247

5.3 “Diagrammatic Explanation of the Partial Number of Sequential Combinations for Ten Objects” (1854) 248

5.4 Illustration of C <sup>10</sup> <sub>1 </sub>= C <sup>10</sup> <sub>9 </sub>= 1 + 1 + 1 + … + 1 = 10 248

5.5 Illustration of C <sup>10</sup> <sub>2 </sub>= C <sup>10</sup> <sub>8 </sub>= 1 + 2 + … + 9 248

5.6 Illustration of C <sup>10</sup> <sub>3 </sub>= C <sup>10</sup> <sub>7 </sub>= 1 + 3 + 6 + 10 … + 36 249

5.7 Illustration of C <sup>10</sup> <sub>4 </sub>= C <sup>10</sup> <sub>6 </sub>= 1 + (1+3) + (1+3+6) + … + (1+3+6+10+15+21+28) 249

5.8 Inductive scheme applied by Wang Lai 252

5.9 The first ten lines of the Pascal Triangle (1867) 262

5.10 Unitary pebbles (1867) 263

11.1 “As you wish” wealth god (late 19th/early 20th-century) 496

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Powerful Arguments

Standards of Validity in Late Imperial China

Series:  Sinica Leidensia, Volume: 146
Cover Powerful Arguments
E-Book ISBN:
9789004423626
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
20 Feb 2020
  • Subjects
    • Asian Studies
      • China
      • History
    • Philosophy
      • Chinese Philosophy
Front Matter
Copyright Page
Acknowledgments
Figures
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Toward a History of Argumentative Practice in Late Imperial China
Historical and Political Arguments: Debates on the Veritable Records in the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644)
A Performance of Transparency: Discourses of Veracity and Practices of Verification in Li Tao’s Long Draft 
Learning with Metal and Stone: On the Discursive Formation of Song Epigraphy
The Persuasive Power of Tu: A Case Study on Commentaries to the Book of Documents 
Inductive Arguments in the Midst of Smoke: “Proving” Rhetorically and Visually That Algorithms Work
Keeping Your Ear to the Cosmos: Coherence as the Standard of Good Music in the Northern Song
The Textual Nature of Nature: Astronomical Debates in Eighteenth-Century China
Identity Verification as a Standard of Validity in Late Imperial Civil Service Examinations
Standards of Validity and Essay Grading in Early Qing Civil Service Examinations
Some Problems with Corpses: Standards of Validity in Qing Homicide Cases
Value and Validity: Seeing through Silver in Late Imperial China
Philological Arguments as Religious Suasion: Liu Ning and His Study of Chinese Characters
A Moral Verdict of Reasonable Doubts: Ouyi Zhixu’s Argumentative Strategies in the Collection of Refutations against Vicious Doctrines 
Reasoning in Style: The Formation of “Logical Writing” in Late Qing China
Back Matter
Index

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