Yang Jialuo Editor (4 results)

2 volumes bound in one, 353 + 92pp, facsimile reprint, 19.3 x 13.5cm text in traditional Chinese characters. Hardback, edges slightly soiled, else in excellent condition. This edited collection of the works of Lu Xiangshan ???, renowned philosopher and thinker of the Southern Song Dynasty and one of the founders of the School of Mind, includes his letters, recorded sayings, poetry, and essays . Also in this volume are the works of Wang Yangming ??? who was a prominent philosopher, military strategist, and educator of the Ming Dynasty and an accomplished figure in the School of Mind. Both works reflect the School of Mind's emphasis on the inner spiritual world and the importance of human subjectivity and moral awareness. The editor Yang Jialuo ??? was a prominent 20th-century Chinese scholar and editor who specialized in compiling and editing classical Chinese texts. This edition likely includes annotations, revisions, or supplementary materials to aid modern readers.…

1st Edition. Volume 1 only (of 2). Erratic pagination but appears complete. Paper covered boards a little soiled. Good hardback copy. Although there are no ownership markings indicating so, this item comes from the library of Professor Pierre Ryckmans (Simon Leys) ??? Text in traditional Chinese. 15.7 x 11cm. …

Facsimile reprint, 645pp, text in traditional Chinese characters, 19.2 x 14cm, hardback. Edges slightly soiled, else in very good condition. This volume is a comprehensive collection of the writings of ??? Wang Anshi, a renowned statesman, poet, and reformer of the Song Dynasty. Wang Anshi, also known by his courtesy name Wang Linchuan, was a pivotal figure in Chinese history. His ambitious and controversial political reforms, the New Policies, aimed at strengthening the Song Dynasty's economy and governance. The editor, Yang Jialuo ??? was a prominent 20th-century Chinese scholar and editor who specialized in compiling and editing classical Chinese texts. This edition likely includes annotations, revisions, or supplementary materials to aid modern readers.…

1st Edition. Complete in 2 volumes. Erratic pagination but appears to be complete. Spines lightly browned. Good copy in hardback. Although there are no ownership markings indicating so, this item comes from the library of Professor Pierre Ryckmans (Simon Leys) ??? Text in traditional Chinese. 15.8 x 11cm. Includes ?? "prefaces and postscripts" of paintings and calligraphy of Ming and Qing periods .…