Rumor in the early Chinese empires
Lü, Zongli
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Rumor in the early Chinese empires / Lu Zongli : with an introduction by Mark Edward Lewis : translated by Wee Kek Koon - Cambridge, United Kingdom, New York, NY , 2021
xvi, 371 Seiten : 24 cm
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| 520 | |a "The academic study of rumor as a phenomenon began in the early 20th century among psychologists, notably Louis William Stern in Hamburg, who conducted experiments on how the content of information was altered in the process of passing between individuals. However, it became a topic for historical study only as attention shifted towards examining the conduct of "crowds," the "masses," or the emergence of public opinion. The most important studies of rumor thus appeared in France, where the "crowd" had become a central topic in sociology in the late nineteenth century. Here the study of rumors focused on their contents and significance, specifically on how rumors revealed the fears, hopes, resentments, and other passions of the lower strata who did not otherwise figure in the historical record, notably peasants and urban workers"-- |c Provided by publisher. | ||
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Basisinformationen
Ressourcentyp:
Eintrag Zürcher Bibliographie
Titel:
Rumor in the early Chinese empires / Lu Zongli : with an introduction by Mark Edward Lewis : translated by Wee Kek Koon
Erscheinungsangaben:
Cambridge, United Kingdom, New York, NY, Cambridge University Press, 2021
Copyrightjahr:
© 2021
Physische Beschreibung:
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xvi, 371 Seiten; 24 cm
Serie:
The Cambridge China library
Inhalt und innere Ordnung
Inhalt:
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"The academic study of rumor as a phenomenon began in the early 20th century among psychologists, notably Louis William Stern in Hamburg, who conducted experiments on how the content of information was altered in the process of passing between individuals. However, it became a topic for historical study only as attention shifted towards examining the conduct of "crowds," the "masses," or the emergence of public opinion. The most important studies of rumor thus appeared in France, where the "crowd" had become a central topic in sociology in the late nineteenth century. Here the study of rumors focused on their contents and significance, specifically on how rumors revealed the fears, hopes, resentments, and other passions of the lower strata who did not otherwise figure in the historical record, notably peasants and urban workers"--; Provided by publisher.
Anmerkungen
Allgemeine Anmerkung:
Translated from the Chinese
Sprache, Schrift:
Englisch
ISBN:
9781108479264; hardcover
110847926X; hardcover
9781108749534; paperback
1108749534; paperback
9781108782913; electronic publication
9781108809092; electronic book
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Code Bibliographie:
ZueBiJAHR202204_Z01
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991170870695805501
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(OCoLC)1119604770
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(EXLNZ-41SLSP_NETWORK)991170870695805501
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(41SLSP_UZB)99117186405105508