A vast and richly layered field, Asian Studies explores the histories, cultures, philosophies, and societies of one of the world’s most diverse regions. From ancient civilizations and spiritual traditions to modern nations and global influence, these books offer a panoramic view of Asia’s many stories. Expect thoughtful scholarship, cultural insight, and beautifully illustrated works that span continents and centuries. Whether you’re drawn to art, religion, politics, or daily life, this category opens the door to a deeper understanding of a region that has shaped the world in profound and enduring ways.
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An interdisciplinary collection exploring the concept of boundaries in Chinese history, art, literature, politics, and society. Written by leading Sinologists, this thought-provoking volume examines how physical, cultural, and symbolic boundaries have shaped Chinese civilization.
Robert T. Oliver examines the relationship between communication, rhetoric, philosophy, religion, and social customs in ancient India and China. The book explores Indian and Chinese rhetorical traditions from the Upanishads and Buddhist thought to Confucius, Mencius, Lao-Tzu, and Chuang-Tzu.
An anthology of essays, poems, and comics by thirty writers and creators exploring the experience of growing up Asian American. Edited by CAPE with an introduction by journalist SuChin Pak. Used – Very Good condition.
A powerful photobook documenting the lives and friendships of young LGBTQ people in contemporary China. Photographer Sarah Mei Herman captures intimate moments of identity, community, and resilience in this striking addition to The New Press’s global LGBTQ photography series. Used – Like New condition.
A comparative study of knowledge and wisdom in ancient Greece and China, bringing Greek and Chinese poetry, history, and philosophy into conversation. An engaging scholarly work for readers interested in comparative philosophy, ancient civilizations, and Chinese and Greek intellectual traditions.
The tenth and final volume of World Architecture 1900-2000: A Critical Mosaic, surveying significant twentieth-century architecture across Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and Oceania. A richly illustrated reference for anyone interested in regional architecture, architectural history, and modern design.