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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: The Flood Myths Of Early ChinaUser Review - David - GoodreadsThis is one of those books written to impress other scholars in the same field instead of written to educate the general public. As such it is long on commentary and commentary about commentary with little actual flood myth translation. Read full review Related booksCommon terms and phrasesaccounts altar animals Annotated appears Beijing bian body chaos chapter Chinese Chu bo Chu¯goku chun qiu criminality defined dragon Early China earth father figure final first five Flood Myth flood myths flow Fu Xi Gong Gong Guji Guo yu Heaven heng ji jie Huainanzi huaxiang shi human identified ji shi jian jing jiao zhu Kaogu linked Lun heng ji Mencius mountains Mozi mythic mythology Nü Gua passage primal ritual rivers role ruler sacrifice sages Shan hai jing Shang shu Shang shu zheng Shanghai shen Shi ji shu zheng yi Shun Shun’s Shuo Sichuan significant sons specifically spirits stone story Taipei taming the flood texts Thearch theme Tian tomb University wang shi ji Wei shu wenwu Xi and Nü xiang Xunzi Yu’s yuan zheng yi Zhongguo Zhonghua Zhou zhuan zhu Zhuangzi Zuo zhuan References to this bookFrom Google ScholarAnnual BibliographyElizabeth Arkush, Mark W Allen, Deborah Bekken - Early China References from web pagesReviewed: The Flood Myths of Early China « Jason Baird Jackson Tmecca : The Flood Myths of Early China by Lewis, Mark Edward ... dspace at SUNY: Item 1951/29217 【楽天市場】The Flood Myths of Early China：楽天ブックス Flood myths of early china, the de Mark Edward Lewis, Libro - 0 ... Mythology HUANGZI Bibliographic information
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