（一）书籍

Apploby，Joyce et al.：Telling the Truth about History.New York，London：W.W.Norton，1994.

Berling，Judith A.：The Syncretic Religion of Lin Chao-en.New York：Columbia University Press，1980.

Berthrong，John H.：All Under Heaven. New York：State University of New York Press，1994.

Bol，Peter：This Culture of Ours：Intellectual Transitions in T’ang and Sung China.Stanford：Stanford University Press，1992.

Bonnell，Victoria E.& Hunt，Lynn eds：Beyond the Cultural Turn.Berkeley，Los Angeles，London：University of California Press，1999.

Bourdieu，Pierre：The Field of Cultural Production.New York：Columbia University Press，1993.

Bourdieu，Pierre：The Logic of Practice.Stanford：Stanford University Press，1990.

Briggs，Asa：The Collected Essays of Asa Briggs，vol.2.Urbana：University of Illinois Press，1985.

Brokaw，Cynthia J.：The Ledgers of Merit and Demerit：Social Change and Moral Order in Late Imperial China.Princeton，N.J.：Princeton University Press，1991.

Brook，Timothy：Praying for Power.Cambridge，Mass.：Council on East Asian Studies，Harvard University，1993.

Ch’ien，Edward T.：Chiao Hung and the Restructuring of Neo-Confucianism in the Late Ming.New York：Columbia University Press，1986.

Chaffee，John W.：The Thorny Gates of Learning in Sung China：A Social History of Examinations.Cambridge，New York：Cambridge University Press，1985.

Chartier，Roger （translated by Lydia G.Cochrane）：The Cultural Origins of the French Revolution.Durham，N.C.：Duke University Press，1991.

Ching，Julia：Confucianism and Christianity：A Comparative Study.Tokyo；New York：Kodansha International，1977.

Chow，Kai-wing：The Rise of Confucian Ritualism in Late Imperial China.Stanford：Stanford University Press，1994.

Clunas，Craig：Superfluous Things：Material Culture and Social Status in Early Modern China.Cambridge：Probity Press，1991.

Connerton，Paul：How Societies Remember.Cambridge：Cambridge University Press，1989.

Dardess，John W.：A Ming Society.Berkeley，London：University of California Press，1996.

De Bary，Wm.Theodore & Bloom，Irene，eds.：Principle and Practicality.New York：Columbia University Press，1979.

De Bary，Wm.Theodore，ed.：The Unfolding of Neo-Confucianism.New York：Columbia University Press，1975.

De Bary，Wm.Theodore，ed.：Self and Society in Ming Thought.New York：Columbia University Press，1970.

Dimberg，Ronald G.：The Sage and Society：The Life and Thought of Ho Hsin-yin.Honolulu：The University Press of Hawaii，1974.

Dominick LaCapra & Steven L.Kaplan eds.：Moder European Intellectual History.Ithaca，Londeon：Cronell University Press，1982.

Elman，Benjamin A.：Classicism，Politics，and Kinship：The Chang-Chou School of New Text Confucianism in Late Imperial China.Berkeley：University of California Press，1990.

Elman，Benjamin A.：A Cultural History of Civil Examinations in Late Imperial China.Berkeley：University of California Press，2000.

Elman，Benjamin A.：From Philosophy to Philology.Cambridge，Mass.：Harvard University，1984.

Ginzburg，Carlo：History，Rhetoric and Proof.Hanover，NH：University Press of New England，1999.

Grove，Linda and Daniels，Christian，eds.：State and Society in China：Japanese Perspectives on Ming-Qing Social and Economic History.Tokyo：University of Tokyo Press，1984.

Ho，Ping-ti：The Ladder of Success in Imperial China.New York：Columbia University Press，1962.

Hunt，Lynn ed.：The New Cultural History.Berkeley & Los Angeles：University of California Press，1989.

Hymes，Robert，Statesmen and Gentlemen：The Elite of Fu-Chou，Chiang-Hsi，in Northern and Southern Sung.Cambridge：Cambridge University Press，1986.

Kung，Hans & Ching，Julia：Christianity and Chinese Religions.New York，London：Doubleday，1989.

LaCapra Dominick and Kaplan Steven L.eds.：Modern European Intellectual History.Ithaca：Cornell University Press，1982.

Lee，Thomas H.C.：Government Education and Examinations in Sung China.New York，St.Martin’s：Chinese University Press，1985.

Meskill，John：Academies in Ming China.Tucson，Ariz.：Published for the Association for Asian Studies by the University of Arizona Press，c1982.

Meskill，John：Gentlemanly Interests and Wealth on the Yangtze Delta.Ann Arbor：Association for Asian studies，1994.

Mote，Frederick W.& Twitchett，Denis，ed.：The Cambridge History of China，vol.7.Cambridge，New York：Cambridge University Press，1988.

Naquin，Susan：Peking.Berkeley：University of California Press，2000.

Neville，Robert：Boston Confucianism. New York：State University of New York Press，2000.

Rawski，Evelyn S.，et al.：Popular Culture in Late Imperial China.Berkeley：University of California Press，1985.

Richardson，John G.，ed.：Handbook of Theory and Research for the Sociology of Education.New York：Greenwood Press，1986.

Standaert，N.：Yang Tingyun：Confucian and Christian in Late Ming China.Leiden：E.J.Brill，1988.

Ter Haar，Barend J.：The White Lotus Teachings in Chinese Religious History.Leiden：E.J.Brill，1992.

Tillman，Hoyt Cleveland：Confucian Discourse and Chu Hsi’s Ascendancy.Honolulu：Hawaii University Press，1992.

Tracy，David：Plurality and Ambiguity：Hermeneutics，Religion，Hope.San Francisco：Harper & Row，1987.

Tu，Wei-ming.：Centrality and Commonality：An Essay on Confucian Religiousness.New York：State University of New York Press，1989.

Von Glahn，Richard：Fountain of Fortune.Berkeley：University of California，1996.

Wilson，Thomas A.：Genealogy of the Way.Stanford：Stanford University Press，1995.

Yu，Chün-fang：The Renewal of Buddhism in China：Chu-hung and Late Ming Synthesis.New York：Columbia University Press，1980.

（二）期刊论文

Atwell，William S.：“From Education to Politics：The Fu She，” in Wm.Theodore de Bary ed.，The Unfolding of Neo-Confucianism，New York：Columbia University Press，1975.

Bouwsma，William J.：“Intellectual History in the 1980s，” in Theodore Rabb & Robert Rotberg eds，The New History：The 1980s and Beyond，Princeton：Princeton University Press，1982.

Chartier，Roger：“Intellectual History or Sociocultural History？The French Trajectories，” in Modern European Intellectual History.

Cheng，Yu-Yin：“The Ethics of the Sphere Below （Hsia）：The Life and Thought of Ho Hsin-yin （1517-1579）”，《汉学研究》，1993（11.1）.

Chu，Hung-lam：“The Debate over Recognition of Wang Yang-ming，”Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1988（48.1）.

Chu，Hung-lam：“Huang Zuo’s Meeting with Wang Yangming and the Debate over the Unity of Knowledge and Action，”Ming Studies，1995 （35）.

Darnton，Robert：“Intellectual and Cultural History，” in Michael Kammen，The Past Before Us：Contemporary Historical Writing in the United States，Ithaca，NY：Cornell，1980.

De Bary，Wm.Theodore：“Individualism and Humanitarianism in Late Ming Thought，” in W.T.de Bary ed.，Self and Society in Ming Thought，New York：Columbia University Press，1970.

Elman，Benjamin A.：“Where is King Ch’eng？Confucian Examinations and Imperial Ideology During the Early Ming Dynasty，1368-1415，”T’oung Pao，1993 （79）.

Elman，Benjamin A.：“The Transformation of the Civil Service Curriculum Between 1250 and 1400 and the Role of the Yuan Dynasty in Classical Studies，” in杨晋龙主编，《元代经学国际研讨会论文集》，台北：“中央研究院”中国文哲研究所筹备处，2000年。

Handler，Richard & Linnekin，Jocelyn：“Tradition，Genuine or Spurious，” Journal of American Folklore，1984 （97.385）.

Harlan，David：“Intellectual History and the Return of Literature，” American Historical Review，1989 （94）.

Hartwell，Robert：“Demographic，Political，and Social Transformation of China，750-1500，” Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1982 （42.2）.

Hauf，Kandice：“The Community Covenant in Sixteenth Century，” Late Imperial China，1996 （17.2）.

Hauf，Kandice：“The Jiangyou Group：Culture and Society in Sixteenth-Century China，” Ph.D.Dissertation，Yale University，1987.

Hsu，Dau-lin：“The Myth of the Five Human Relations of Confucius，”Monumenta Serica，1970-1971（29）.

Hymes，Robert P.：“Not Quite Gentlemen？Doctors in Sung and Yuan，“Chinese Science （1986）.

Jacoby，Russell：“A New Intellectual History？”American Historical Review，1989 （94）.

Jiang，Jin：“Heresy and Persecution in Late Ming Society：Reinterpreting the Case of Li Zhi，” Late Imperial China，2001 （22.2）.

LaCapra，Dominick：“Rethinking Intellectual History and Reading Texts，” in Dominick LaCapra & Steven L.Kaplan eds.，Modern European Intellectual History.

Lee，Thomas Hong-chi：“The Social Significance of the Quota System in Sung Civil Service Examinations，” Journal of the Institute of Chinese Studies，The Chinese University of Hongkong，1982 （13）.

Shek，Richard Hon-chun：“Religion and Society in Late Ming：Sectarianism and Popular Thought in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century China”，Ph.D.Dissertation，UniversityofCalifornia，Berkeley，1980.

Wakeman，Frederic：“The Price of Autonomy：Intellectuals in Ming & Ch’ing Politics，”Daedalus，1972 （101.1-2）.

Zhao，Jie：“Reassessing the Place of Chou Je-teng （1547-1629）”，in Ming Studies，1994（33）.