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On the Systematical Changes of the Imperial Edicts in XiHan Dynasty and the Strengthening of Authoritarianism

Xiao‐Ling Wang

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It was in XiHan dynasty that the style of the imperial edicts formed.Stylistically,this paper holds that there is no use to catalyzed them;politically and culturally,this paper holds that the changes symbolized the strengthening of authoritarianism and the right of political saying.

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It was in XiHan dynasty that the style of the imperial edicts formed.Stylistically,this paper holds that there is no use to catalyzed them;politically and culturally,this paper holds that the changes symbolized the strengthening of authoritarianism and the right of political saying.

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It was in XiHan dynasty that the style of the imperial edicts formed.Stylistically,this paper holds that there is no use to catalyzed them;politically and culturally,this paper holds that the changes symbolized the strengthening of authoritarianism and the right of political saying.

Key concepts: Authoritarianism, Politics, Style (visual arts), History, Aesthetics, Ancient history, Literature, Political economy

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