New Research in Traditional Chinese Studies - Issue 3

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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The establishment of Journal of New Sinology aims to reconstruct the holistic concept of Chinese academia and, based on this new holistic perspective, to engage more proactively and effectively in academic research across various fields, disciplines, and specialties. "New Sinology" does not exclude any valuable research findings, nor does it deny the necessity of academic debates and discussions, primarily publishing long-form academic papers ranging from 2,000 to 120,000 words. This book is the 3rd issue, mainly including Wang Furén's "The Logical Structure of Confucius's Sociological Theory," Li Qing's "A Study on the Sources and Development of Painting and Sculpture Art in Loulan and Shanshan During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties," Zhou Xing's "A Review of Realistic Themes in a Hundred Years of Chinese Cinema," and more. This book provides a platform for publication, embodying our specific understanding of the academic concept of "New Sinology" through its inclusivity and rigor. Journal of New Sinology primarily publishes long-form academic papers ranging from 2,000 to 120,000 words. This is not our preference but rather because most current academic journals focus on publishing papers under 20,000 words, while academic books published by publishers are generally not less than 120,000 words. This makes it difficult for long-form academic papers (2,000–120,000 words) to find publication opportunities, contributing to a certain degree of homogenization in academic writing styles. We hope to provide a platform for these hard-to-publish long-form academic papers and make our academic writing styles more free and diverse.