Vol. 11, Issue 3, 2023February 20, 2023 EDT
Middle Kingdom Maxims Revisited: The Long, Winding, and Bumpy Road of Chinese History
Middle Kingdom Maxims Revisited: The Long, Winding, and Bumpy Road of Chinese History
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 3, 2023
Vol. 11, Issue 3, 2023
- Welcome Letter Vol. 11 No. 3Gilda Bour
- KUB 22.70: Tawannanas and the Dynamics of Hittite Dream InterpretationLeslie Kelly
- Tobacco Quilts: A Brief Addiction in Quilting HistoryAisha Manus
- Middle Kingdom Maxims Revisited: The Long, Winding, and Bumpy Road of Chinese HistoryAndrew Singer
- Broken Promises—Big Problems: The Failure of Land Reform During ReconstructionMichael W. Gore
- Sharks and the Navy: From “Shark Lore” to “Shark Chaser” – The United States Navy’s Quest for A Shark Repellant and its Impact on Shark SciencePeter Galati
- Book Review: Ty Seidule’s Robert E Lee and Me - A Southerner’s Reckoning with the Myth of the Lost CauseColonel David L. Nolan, U.S. Army (Ret.)
- Book Review: Entertainment Nation: How Music, Television, Film, Sports, and Theater Shaped the United States. Edited by Kenneth Cohen and John W. Troutman, Forward by Kareem Abdul-JabbarAisha Manus
- Museum Review of the Bush-Holley Museum Greenwich, ConnecticutLaxmi ValluryJoseph Campbell
Singer, Andrew. 2023. “Middle Kingdom Maxims Revisited: The Long, Winding, and Bumpy Road of Chinese History.” The Saber and Scroll Journal 11 (3).