Chinese Literature: Essays, Articles, Reviews 2003: Vol 25 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
Volume 25
EDITORIAL
ESSAYS AND ARTICLES
Liangyan GE, “Authoring ‘Authorial Intention:’ Jin Shengtan as Creative Critic”
Charles HARTMAN, “The Misfortunes of Poetry: Literary Inquisitions under
Ch'in Kuei (1090-1155)”
Martin W. HUANG, “From Caizi to Yingxiong: Imagining Masculinities in
Two Qing Novels Yesou puyan and Sanfen meng quan zhuan”
William H. NIENHAUSER, Jr. “Tales of the Chancellor(s): The Grand Scribe’s
Unfinished Business”
Haun SAUSSY, “The Age of Attribution: Or, How the Honglou meng
Finally Acquired an Author”
David Der-wei WANG, “Impersonating China”
Anthony C. YU, “Reading the Daodejing: Ethics and Politics of the Rhetoric”
REVIEWS OF BOOKS
Anne M. BIRRELL, Spirit and Selif n Medieval China: The Shih-shuo hsin-yii and Its
Legacy, by Nanxiu Qian
Vibeke BORDAHL, Out of the Margins: The Rise of Vernacular Fiction,
by Liangyan Ge
Yuming HE, Printing for Profit: The Commercial Publishers ofJ ianyang,
Fujian (11th-17th Centuries), by Lucille Chia
Kyu Hyun KIM, Becoming “Japanese”: Colonial Taiwan and the Politics of
Identity Formation, by Leo T.S. Ching
André LEVY, Chinese Storytellers: Life and Art in the Yangzhou Tradition,
by Vibeke Berdahl and Jette Ross
LIU Wan, The Selected Poems of Po Chii-I, trans. David Hinton
William H. NIENHAUSER, Jr., Asiatische Studien, Etudes Asiatiques, Textual
Scholarship in Chinese Studies—Papers for the
Munich Conference 2000
Simon PATTON, Meditations on the Study of Poetry, by Wu Sijing
Ben XU, The Chinese Cultural Revolution Database, ed. Song Yongyi
Ka-Fai YAU, Androgyny in Late Ming and Early Qing Literature, by Zuyan Zhou
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