The Criteria for Political Authority in the Ancient Chinese World.
K.C. Chang's book, Art Myth and Ritual is an in-depth study and analysis of the development of political power in Ancient China through the foundations of myth, art, and architecture. Through a combination of archaeology, classical studies and anthropology, Chang sets out the specific criteria for the rise of political authority in the Ancient Chinese world and places them in the context of the mythological, artistic and ritualistic realities of the tradition itself. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 1 source.