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INFORMATION ON ORDER FULFILLMENT AND DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
Effective August 1, 2007, all order fulfillment and distribution services for CEAS titles are handled by Cornell University Press Services (CUPS). You may place your orders:
| online | www.einaudi.cornell.edu/eastasia/publications |
| by phone | 800-666-2211 (USA/Canada); 607-277-2211 (International) |
| by fax | 800-688-2877 (USA/Canada); 607-277-6292 (International) |
| by e-mail | ceas@cornell.edu or orderbook@cupserv.org |
| by mail | Cornell U Press Services PO Box 6525 750 Cascadilla Street Ithaca, NY 14851 |
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All CEAS Authors:
Please contact CEAS Editorial Office at 607-255-5071 regarding your discount if you have not heard from us.
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Thank you for your continuous support of the Cornell East Asia Series.
Series Editor: Karen Brazell
Managing Editor: Mai Shaikhanuar-Cota
Distribution & Customer Service: CEASBOOKS
SERIES NEWS
NEW TITLES IN CEAS JAPANESE THEATER!
NEW! A DVD presenting a slideshow summary of Act I followed by a video of most of Act II. Created to accompany CEAS Volume 16, No as Performance: An Analysis of the Kuse Scene of Yamamba.
“Yamanba: The Old Woman of the Mountains,” with Izumi Yoshio as Shite.
With Japanese and English subtitles, 31 minutes.
NO AS PERFORMANCE
An Analysis of the Kuse Scene of Yamamba
Monica Bethe & Karen Brazell
An in-depth analysis of a single play discussing all performance aspects: poetry, music, dance, costumes, and theatrical conventions.
ORDER DETAILS:
16 1978 208 pp
- ISBN: 978-0-939657-16-2 Book only $17 p
- ISBN: D-978-0-939657-16-2 DVD only $28
- ISBN: BD-978-0-939657-16-2 DVD and Book $40
- ISBN: I-978-0-939657-16-2 DVD for Institutional Use $48*
ALSO CHECK OUT GLOBAL ARTS PERFORMING DATABASE at http://www.glopad.org for media and multilingual information related to the performing arts around the world.
FORTHCOMING JUNE 2008!
CEAS Volume no. 138
VISIONING ETERNITY: AESTHETICS, POLITICS, AND HISTORY IN THE EARLY MODERN NOH THEATER by Thomas D. Looser
978-1-933947-08-2 hardcover $78, 978-1-933947-38-9 paperback $39 (receive 15% publisher-direct discount at checkout)
In one of the more remarkable public events of the Tokugawa world, the shogun responded to a deepening crisis in the 1840s by sponsoring a huge, "once-in-a-generation" noh performance—the largest performance ever held. This is the first Western language book on Edo period noh and its use by the shogun, an essential addition to the scholarship on Japanese theater and the cultural history of modern Japan.
WATCH OUT FOR MORE SUMMER RELEASES!
Volume no. 139
The Pursuit of Harmony: Poetry and Power in Late Heian Japan
by Gustav Heldt
Volume no. 140
Teishink?ki: The Year 939 in the Journal of Regent Fujiwara no Tadahira
edited by Joan R. Piggott and Yoshida Sanae
2008 TITLES RECENTLY PUBLISHED!
CEAS Volume no. 136
THE DYNAMICS OF CONFUCIANISM AND MODERNIZATION IN KOREAN HISTORY by Yi Tae-jin
978-1-933947-36-5 paperback $38, 978-1-933947-06-8 hardcover $76 (receive 15% publisher-direct discount at checkout)
This volume makes available for the first time in English a collection of the work of historian Yi Tae-Jin. Over the course of his career, he has done path-breaking research that covers virtually the entire Chosôn period (1392-1910) from the Koryô-Chosôn transition to the Kojong period and Korea's takeover by Japan in 1910. One of the focal points of his scholarship has been to reinterpret Neo-Confucianism as a dynamic force in Korean history.
CEAS Volume no. 137
NEGOTIATED POWER IN LATE IMPERIAL CHINA: THE ZONGLI YAMEN AND THE POLITICS OF REFORM by Jennifer Rudolph
978-1-933947-07-5 paperback $29, 978-1-933947-37-2 hardcover $49 (receive 15% publisher-direct discount at checkout)
This volume explores the nature and functioning of reform during China’s transitional nineteenth century. By analyzing bureaucratic modes of management that developed around the creation and evolution of the Zongli Yamen, the book demonstrates the vitality of the Chinese states and the institutional traditions of its Manchu rulers.
SERIES OVERVIEW
The Cornell East Asia Series (CEAS) is published and subsidized by the East Asia Program of Cornell University. CEAS produces scholarly monographs, translations of literature and major works of literary criticism or social analysis, specialized textbooks, and well-integrated volumes of articles on important subjects dealing with the cultures of China (both the PRC and Taiwan), Japan, Korea (both north and south) and Vietnam. The books are regularly reviewed in scholarly journals. We publish up to ten new titles per year, with over ninety volumes currently in print. Our goal is to publish high-quality works at reasonable prices and to keep works in print as long as there is moderate interest. The books are published in both paperback and hardcover editions. To assure high quality manuscripts are reviewed by both internal (usually Cornell faculty) and external examiners. Authors are invited to submit camera-ready copy that meets CEAS guidelines and no royalties are given.PROSPECTIVE AUTHOR INFORMATION
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Examination CopyWe provide examination copies to instructors with an invoice that is payable within 30 days. At the end of that time, the instructor may choose to:
- Use the book for a class, have the book store place an order for at least 10 copies and notify us of this decision. At that point the invoice will be cancelled and the instructor may keep the book as a desk copy.
- Pay the invoice or return the book in perfect condition.
The Cornell East Asia Series provides desk copies upon request with orders of 10 or more copies per title, provided the instructor has not previously received a copy of the requested book. We require confirmation from the bookstore carrying the volume prior to shipping the desk copy. This usually takes the form of a purchase order or notification from the bookstore that the order will be placed.
Standing Order
As each new title is released, a quote will be sent to those on standing order. Standing order customers may then either return the quote with payment to the CEAS Distribution office, or simply disregard the quote if the title isn't wanted. To be placed on standing order for new titles, please send your request to CEASBOOKS at orderbook@cupserv.org. Please include your organization's name, address, phone number, fax number, and contact person.