| Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 2005 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
| Aesthetics and meaning in experience: A theoretical perspective on Zhu Xi's revision of song dynasty views of poetry. | Regional focus/area studies | Fuller, Michael A. |
| Illusion and Illumination: A new poetics of seeing in Liang dynasty court literature. | Regional focus/area studies | Tian Xiaofei |
| Symbolic discourse in Eastern Han memorial art: The case of the Birchleaf Pear. | Regional focus/area studies | Brashier, K.E. |
| The gift of a Python robe: The circulation of objects in Jin Ping Mei. | Regional focus/area studies | Volpp, Sophie |
| The Guodian manuscripts and their place in twentieth-century historiography on the Laozi. | Regional focus/area studies | Shaughnessy, Edward L. |
| The Maitreya connection in the Tang development of Dizang worship. | Regional focus/area studies | Zhiru |
| The matriarch's private ear: Performance, reading, Censorship, and the fabrication of interiority in the Story of the Stone. | Regional focus/area studies | Ling Hon Lam |
| The writing of Imperial poetry in medieval China. | Regional focus/area studies | Chen, Jack W. |
| Thicker than blood: The social and political significance of wet nurses in Japan, 950-1330. | Regional focus/area studies | Conlan, Thomas D. |
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