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Introduction Michael Nylan and Michael Loewe: Part I. Archaeology: 1.Han Dynasty tomb structures and contents Susan N. Erickson; 2. Two EasternHan sites: Mixian and Houshiguo Michele Pirazzoli t'Serstevens; 3. Excavatedmanuscripts: context and methodology Enno Giele; 4. The archaeology of theoutlying lands Susan Erickson and Michael Nylan; 5. Urbanism MichelePirazzoli t'Serstevens; 6. The Eternal City and the City of Eternal Peace T.Corey Brennan and Hsing I-tien; Appendix: major sources for Chang'an; 7.Imperial tombs Michael Loewe; Appendix: tombs of the Han emperors; 8.Archaeology in China: a view from outside Anthony Snodgrass; Part II.Administration: 9. The laws of 186 BCE Michael Loewe; Appendix: legaldocuments; 10. Administration of the family (Qihuai bisi) Michael Nylan;Appendix: on the sources; 11. Social distinctions, groups and privilegesMichael Loewe; 12. The operation of the government Michael Loewe; Part III.Technical Arts: 13. Numbers, numeracy and the cosmos Christopher Cullen;Appendix: nine canons; 14. Divination and astrology; received texts andexcavated manuscripts Marc Kalinowski; Appendix 1. Writings related todivination; Appendix 2. Mantic practitioners; 15. Manuscripts, received textsand the healing arts Li Jian and Vivienne Lo; Appendix: early evidence of thehealing arts; 16. Yin-yang, five phases and qi Michael Nylan; Appendix:correlative cosmology; 17. Religious practices in Han Roel Sterckx; 18.Religious change under Eastern Han and its successors; some currentperspectives and problems T. H. Barrett; Appendix 1. Four problematic textsin the history of Daoism; Appendix 2. Post-Han extra-canonical sources; PartIV. Modes of Persuasion: 19. The techniques of persuasion and the rhetoric ofdisorder (Luan) Geoffrey Lloyd; 20. Texts and authors in the Shiji GrietVankeerberghen; 21. Tropes of music and poetry: from Wudi (r. 141-87 BCE) toca. 100 CE Martin Kern; 22. The art of persuasion from 100 BCE to 100 CEMichael Nylan; 23. Prose and authority 100-300 CE David Schaberg; 24.Literary criticism and personal character in poetry ca. 100-300 CE Paul W.Kroll.