Angela Sheng - McMaster Experts

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Faculty of Humanities, McMaster University
Associate Professor, School of the Arts, Faculty of Humanities

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books
- Writing with Thread: Traditional Textiles of Southwest Chinese Minorities 2009
chapters
- Reading Textiles. 109-126. 2020
- Chinese Silks That Circulated Among Peoples North and West: Implications for Technological Exchange in Early Times. 104-123. 2017
- Textiles from Astana: Art, Technology, and Social Change. 117-128. 2006
- From stone to silk: intercultural transformation of funerary furnishings among Eastern Asian peoples around 475-650 C.E.. 141-180. 2005
- Textile Finds along the Silk Road. 42-48. 2003
- Textile Art, Technology, and Buddhist Merit Accumulation. 64-80.
journal articles
- BuYun Chen, Empire of Style: Silk and Fashion in Tang China. Textile History. 51:263-265. 2020
- Determining the Value of Textiles in the Tang Dynasty In Memory of Professor Denis Twitchett (1925–2006). Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. 23:175-195. 2013
- Determining the Value of Textiles in the Tang Dynasty In Memory of Professor Denis Twitchett (1925–2006)1. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. 23:175-195. 2013
- Introduction from the guest editor: Women's work, virtue and space: Change from early to late imperial China. East Asian science, technology, and medicine. No. 36:9-38. 2012
- Women’s Work, Virtue, and Space: Change from Early to Late Imperial China. East Asian science, technology, and medicine. 0:9-38. 2012
- Angela Sheng. Review of "Beijing Opera Costumes: The Visual Communication of Character and Culture" by Alexandra B. Bonds.. caa.reviews. 2011
- Review of: Summit of Treasures, Buddhist Cave Art of Dazu, China, by Angela Falco Howard. Journal of Song-Yuan Studies. 34:182-189. 2004
- Review of: Life Along the Silk Road, by Susan Whitfield. Journal of Song-Yuan Studies. 30:199-206. 2000
- Why Ancient Silk is Still Gold: Issues in Chinese Textile History. ARS ORIENTALIS. XXIX:147-168. 1999
- Innovations in Textile Techniques on China's Northwest Frontier, 500-700 AD. Asia Major: a journal of Far Eastern Studies. XI:117-158. 1998
- The Disappearance of Silk Weaves with Weft Effects in Early China. Chinese Science. 12:41-76. 1995
- The Origin of Chinese Tapestry Weave: A New Hypothesis Based on Recent Studies of Archaeological Finds and Chu Material Culture In Memory of Schuyler Van Rensselaer Cammann (1912–1991). Textile History. 26:53-74. 1995
- The Origin of Chinese Tapestry Weave: A New Hypothesis Based on Recent Studies of Archaeological Finds and Chu Material Culture In Memory of Schuyler Van Rensselaer Cammann (1912–1991). Textile History. 26:53-74. 1995
- Textile use, technology, and change in rural textile production in Song China (960-1279) / 1990
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