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The Nomadic Leviathan A Critique of the Sinocentric Paradigm

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

04.05.2023

Verlag

Brill

Seitenzahl

524

Maße (L/B/H)

23.5/15.5/4 cm

Gewicht

1022 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-90-04-54388-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

04.05.2023

Verlag

Brill

Seitenzahl

524

Maße (L/B/H)

23.5/15.5/4 cm

Gewicht

1022 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-90-04-54388-1

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The Nomadic Leviathan
  • Foreword
    Acknowledgments
    Abbreviations

    Introduction
    0.1 The Aim, Scope, and Method
    0.2 The Sinocentric Paradigm and the Great Anomaly
    0.3 The Pseudo-Weberian Theory
    0.4 The Origin of the Sinocentric Paradigm: Twisting Materialism and Redefining Evolution
    0.5 A Retrospective Rationalization
    0.6 The Nomadic Leviathan
    0.7 The Organization of This Book

    1 The Habit of Thought
    1.1 Leviathan and Zomia: Environmental History
    1.2 The Pan-Eurasian Pattern
    1.3 The Origin of the Great Anomaly
    1.4 The Chinese Empire and Its Northern Variant
    1.5 The Sinocentric Paradigm: The Vision and the Division

    2 The State before the Sinocentric Paradigm
    2.1 The State: The Battle of the Idealistic and Materialistic Conceptions of History
    2.2 The Conquest Theory and Its Materialistic Opponent
    2.3 The Nomadic Conquest: The Political Means
    2.4 The Weberian Separation: The State and the Political
    2.5 The Rise of the State: The Charismatic Conquest
    2.6 Legal Authority and Bureaucracy: The Rechtsstaat

    3 Inner Asia before the Sinocentric Paradigm
    3.1 The Theory of Nomadic Feudalism: The Ancient Military Feudal Regime
    3.2 The Theory of Nomadic Civilization
    3.3 The Theory of Inner Asian Empires over China
    3.4 The Nomadic Political Order: Warlords and Warbands

    4 The Sinocentric Scheme: Aim, Origins, and Theory
    4.1 Integrating China and Its Inner Asian Hinterland
    4.2 From Legal to Historical Fiction: The Chinese Empire
    4.3 Peopling Inner Asia: The Creation of a Barbarian Plague
    4.4 Redefining Evolution: The Environmental Theory of Political Organization
    4.5 The Scheme: Evolutionary and Anti-evolutionary Societies
    4.6 The Chinese Dynastic Cycle: Appropriating Inner Asian Empires
    4.7 The Chinese Absorptive Empire: Domesticating Inner Asian Empires
    4.8 The Cycle of Nomadic Political Power: Historical Geography Undermined
    4.9 Rejecting Nomadic Feudalism: Redressing, Redefining, and Selecting

    5 Kinship Turn and Evolutionary Schemes
    5.1 The Triumph of the Sinocentric Scheme
    5.2 African Political Systems: Administrative Pyramid and Kinship Segmentation
    5.3 The Tatar State: Forging a Kinship Society and a Tribal-Consanguineal Polity
    5.4 Resurrecting the Theory of Rod Organization
    5.5 The Latest of the Conquest Theories: The Superstratification Thesis
    5.6 Superstratifications over China: Nomadic Conquerors and Rulers
    5.7 Evolutionary Anthropology and the Appropriation of the Weberian State
    5.8 The Theory of Tribalism: The Validation of the Sinocentric Scheme

    6 Beyond Evolutionary Materialism: The Military Pathway
    6.1 Exhausting Evolutionary Materialism: Economic and Warfare Pathways
    6.2 An Extreme Adaptive Strategy: The Military Feudal State
    6.3 The Perilous Frontier: Predators, Scavengers, and Parasites
    6.4 The Imperial Confederacy: Erasing Tribalism
    6.5 Cycles of Power: The Pattern

    7 The Sinocentric Paradigm in (Frontier) History
    7.1 The Autocracy of Segmentary Opposition: Theory versus Sources
    7.2 Building Imperial Autocracy: Defying Cultural Ecology
    7.3 Developing Tanistry: Denying Dynastic Rulership
    7.4 The Metamorphosis: Arguing for the Chinese Absorptive Empire
    7.5 The Theory of Universal Rulership: Degrading the Great Khan
    7.6 A Roman Insight: Defining Emperorship and Empire

    8 The Nomadic Leviathan: Extrahuman Transportation and the Military Constitution
    8.1 Debunking the Circumscription Theory
    8.2 Extrahuman Transportation: Mobility, Nomadism, and Civilization
    8.3 Pastoral Nomadism: Labor Efficiency and the Military Establishment
    8.4 The State: Warband, City, and Tribe
    8.5 The Nomadic Leviathan: The Military Constitution

    9 The Tribal Inner Asia: Biblical Ethnology
    9.1 Ordo: Courts and Cities
    9.2 Inner Asian Tribal Society
    9.3 The Mosaic Ethnology: Horde to Tribe
    9.4 The Scientific Ethnology: The Leibnizian Paradigm
    9.5 The Clash of the Political and Ethnological
    References
    Index