Howard L. Goodman, Ph.D. Princeton University is editor of Asia Major (Academia Sinica, Taiwan). His focus is Chinese intellectual culture, 170-300 AD. His publications include Ts’ao P’i Transcendent (1998), “Sites of Recognition” (Early Medieval China, 2009), “Chinese Polymaths” (Asia Major, 2005).

'He [Goodman] has, indeed, given us both the large and small views of Xun Xu. Goodman’s breathtaking detailing of Xun Xu’s scholarship and career allows us to imagine the life of a third-century scholar-official in the most tangible way possible.'Meow Hui Goh, Ohio State University, China Review International 16,4 (2009)

Howard L. Goodman, Ph.D. Princeton University is editor of Asia Major (Academia Sinica, Taiwan). His focus is Chinese intellectual culture, 170-300 AD. His publications include Ts’ao P’i Transcendent (1998), “Sites of Recognition” (Early Medieval China, 2009), “Chinese Polymaths” (Asia Major, 2005).

'He [Goodman] has, indeed, given us both the large and small views of Xun Xu. Goodman’s breathtaking detailing of Xun Xu’s scholarship and career allows us to imagine the life of a third-century scholar-official in the most tangible way possible.'Meow Hui Goh, Ohio State University, China Review International 16,4 (2009)

Howard L. Goodman, Ph.D. Princeton University is editor of Asia Major (Academia Sinica, Taiwan). His focus is Chinese intellectual culture, 170-300 AD. His publications include Ts’ao P’i Transcendent (1998), “Sites of Recognition” (Early Medieval China, 2009), “Chinese Polymaths” (Asia Major, 2005).

'He [Goodman] has, indeed, given us both the large and small views of Xun Xu. Goodman’s breathtaking detailing of Xun Xu’s scholarship and career allows us to imagine the life of a third-century scholar-official in the most tangible way possible.'Meow Hui Goh, Ohio State University, China Review International 16,4 (2009)