Chinese Literature: Essays, Articles, Reviews 1995: Vol 17 Table of Contents

1 Pages·1995·0.21 MB·English

EDITORIAL
ESSAYS AND ARTICLES
Charles HARTMAN, “Stomping Songs: Word and Image”
LU Zongli, “Problems Concerning the Authenticity of Shih-chi 123 Reconsidered”
CHEN Zu-yan, “Impregnable Phalanx and Splendid Chamber: Chang Yiieh
and the Aesthetics of High T’ang Poetry”
Brook ZIPORYN, “Temporal Paradoxes: The Intersections of Time Present
and Time Past in the Song Ci”
Angelina C. YEE, “Rewriting the Colonial Self: Yang Kui’s Texts of
Resistance and National Identity”
REVIEWS OF BOOKS
Dore J. LEVY, The Problem of a Chinese Aesthetic, by Haun Saussy
Derk BODDE, The Grand Scribe’s Records, Vol. I: The Basic Annals of Pre-Han China,
by Ssu-ma Ch’ ien, edited and translated by William H. Nienhauser, Jr. et al.
Lisa RAPHALS, Law and Morality in Ancient China: The Silk Manuscripts of
Huang-Lao, by R. P. Peerenboom
Beata GRANT, Word, Image, and Deed in the Life of Su Shi, by Ronald Egan
Haun SAUSSY, The Poetics of Appropriation: The Literary Theory and Practice
of Huang Tingjian, by David Palumbo-Liu
Andrew C. WEST, Three Kingdoms: A Historical Novel, translated by Moss Roberts
Jeffrey KINKLEY, Antithesis Overcome: Shen Congwen’s Avant-Gardism
and Primitivism, by PENG Hsiao-yen
King-fai TAM, Traveller Without a Map, by Xiao Qian, translated by Jeffrey Kinkley
Charles A. LAUGHLIN, Red in Tooth and Claw, by Pu Ning,
translated by Tung Chung-hsuan
Jeffrey TWITCHELL, The Remote Country of Women, by Bai Hua,
translated by Wu Qingyun and Thomas O. Beebee
Lynn KALINAUSKAS, The Three-Inch Golden Lotus: A Novel on Foot Binding,
by Feng Jicai, translated by David Wakefield
Jeffrey TWITCHELL, Chaos and All That, by Liu Sola [Suola], translated by Richard
King, and Blue Sky Green Sea and Other Stories, translated by Martha Cheung
Philip WILLIAMS, Politics, Ideology, and Literary Discourse in Modern China:
Theoretical Interventions and Cultural Critique, edited by Liu Kang
and Xiaobing Tang
BRIEF NOTICES
FORUM
Burton WATSON, “The Shih chi and I”
William H. NIENHAUSER, Jr., “Historians of China”