进行区领主:四世纪早期中国边缘的帝国身份

IF 0.3 4区 社会学 0 ASIAN STUDIES Early Medieval China Pub Date : 2022-09-21 DOI:10.1080/15299104.2022.2101767
Charles Holcombe
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本研究探讨了在民族文化复杂性达到顶峰的中世纪早期中国的群体认同认知,因为在4世纪早期,中国北方正处于多个表面上的“非中国”民族的控制之下。这个主题是通过考察两位特别重要的北方边疆官员刘琨(271-318)和王军(252-314)的职业生涯,以及他们与邻近的鲜卑人以及与金朝朝廷的互动来实现的。我们的结论是,尽管存在民族文化差异和多个不同的、单独命名的人口群体,但身份形成的关键因素——至少在现存的文本来源中是这样描述的——是王朝状态。对身份形成同样重要的是文明规范的体现。金朝人与非金朝的“其他人”是有区别的,然而一些非金朝的“其他人”比一些土生土长的金朝人表现得更像中国文明理想的真正参与者。
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Lords of the Marches: Imperial Identity on the Margins in Early Fourth-Century China
This study explores group identity perception in early medieval China at a time of peak ethno-cultural complexity, as north China was falling under the control of multiple ostensibly “non-Chinese” peoples in the early fourth century. The subject is approached through an examination of the careers of two especially significant northern frontier officials, Liu Kun (271–318) and Wang Jun (252–314), and their interactions with neighboring Xianbei peoples, as well as with the Jin dynasty imperial court. We conclude that, although there were ethno-cultural differences and multiple distinct, separately named, population groups, the crucial factor for identity formation—at least as portrayed in the surviving textual sources—was the dynastic state. Also important to identity formation was the embodiment of civilizational norms. Jin dynasty people were distinguished from non-Jin “others,” yet some of the non-Jin others behaved more like true participants in the ideals of Chinese civilization than some of the native-born Jin people.
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