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Letter from the editor
Mark Csikszentmihalyi

Research articles

Consulting the Elder: Intertextuality in the “Lord Ai Asked” Confucian Dialogues
Scott Cook

New Manuscript Evidence on the Formation of the Analects: The Warring States Anhui University *Zhongni Said and the Wangjiazui *Kongzi Said
Maddalena Poli, Yumeng Li

Beyond the Four Seas: Chi Jiu Zhi Ji Tang Zhi Wu 赤鳩之集湯之屋 And The Roles of Ministers in Early China
Huiyao Yang

What is the Tsinghua *Rui Liangfu Bi 芮良夫毖? Genre, Prosody, Theme, and Form in a Warring States Verse-album
David J. Lebovitz

Ritual Manuals And Performance in Early China: The *Ci Mamei Manuscript From Zhangjiashan M336
Oscar Qiu Jun Zheng

Calm at the Carriage, Kills Bandits, Protects the Stables: Unique Horse Names in Excavated Han Administrative Documents from Xuanquan
Kelsey Granger

Commemorating a Failed Assassin: The Making of the Jing Ke Lore in Early China
Yue Zhang

Confucius and the Yi Di, Analects 3.5
William H. Nienhauser

Dissertation Abstracts
Jesse J. Chapman

Annual Bibliography
Jesse J. Chapman

Erratum
New Manuscript Evidence on the Formation of the Analects: The Warring States Anhui University *Zhongni Said and the Wangjiazui *Kongzi Said – ERRATUM
Maddalena Poli, Yumeng Li