دانلود کتاب China’s Porcelain Capital: The Rise, Fall and Reinvention of Ceramics in Jingdezhen

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Cover page\nHalftitle page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nContents\nTables and Illustrations\nAcknowledgements\nNotes on Names and Transliterations\n1 The World’s Most Famous Ceramics and the People Who Made Them\n The basics: Clay, fuel, and transportation\n Research materials, methods, and scope\n Jingdezhen’s longue durée\n2 Creating a Porcelain Capital, Prehistory to 1785\n Early Jingdezhen\n The imperial manufactory and rise of the porcelain capital\n3 Decline and Disarray, 1780–1948\n Government disinvestment in Jingdezhen (1786–1948)\n Foreign porcelain (1850–1945)\n Ceramists respond (1800–1948)\n4 Production and Politics, 1949–1972\n Economic recovery, 1949–1952\n From capitalism to socialism\n The Great Leap Forward\n Economics or politics?\n The porcelain capital’s Cultural Revolution\n5 Dual-Track Porcelain, 1973–1993\n Reviving the porcelain industry\n Deng Xiaoping’s ‘Reform and Opening’\n Plan and market together: The early years\n Policy changes and competitor industries, 1984–1993\n Private porcelain manufacturing expands\n6 Porcelain Capital No More, 1994–2010\n Decollectivization\n Porcelain workers during deindustrialization\n Repurposing former SOEs and collectives\n Private enterprise: Historic replicas\n Porcelain fakes on the art market\n New-style artist entrepreneurs\n Investing in Jingdezhen\n7 From Porcelain Capital to Heritage Site\n Officials redevelop the porcelain capital\n Public opinion about Jingdezhen’s redevelopment\n Private entrepreneurs and artistic residencies\n Local perspectives on visiting artists\n The porcelain tourism capital\nGlossary\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex