A Concise History of Chinese Literature, Volume 1BRILL, 2011 - 987 páginas A history of Chinese literature from its early beginnings through the end of the Qing dynasty, this recent work from Professor Luo Yuming of China s Fudan University seeks to provide, by adopting new theoretical perspectives and using updated research, a coherent, panoramic description of the development of Chinese literature and its major characteristics. As one of the very few English translations of such works by Chinese authors it seeks to inform the Western audience of the recent viewpoints and scholarship on the topic from a leading Chinese scholar. It may also provide some grounds of comparison and contrast with equivalent works in the West. |
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Chapter One The Early Period of Chinese Literature
The Formation of Its Characteristics | 1 |
Chapter Two The Book of Songs and The Songs of the South | 15 |
Chapter Three Prose of the PreQin Age | 51 |
Chapter Four The Rhapsody of the Qin and Han | 75 |
Chapter Five The Prose of the Qin and Han | 101 |
Chapter Six Poetry of the Han Dynasty | 125 |
Chapter Seven Literature of the WeiJin Period | 147 |
Chapter Eight Literature of the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Sui Dynasty | 193 |
Chapter Twelve Song Lyrics of the Tang the Five Dynasties
and the Northern Song | 411 |
Chapter Thirteen Poetry and Prose of the Northern Song | 459 |
Chapter Fourteen Literature of the Southern Song and
the Jin Dynasty | 507 |
Chapter Fifteen Literature of the Yuan Dynasty | 573 |
Chapter Sixteen Poetry and Prose of the Ming Dynasty | 653 |
Chapter Seventeen Drama and Fiction of the Ming Dynasty | 719 |
Chapter Eighteen Poetry and Prose of the Qing Dynasty | 769 |
Chapter Nineteen Drama and Fiction of the Qing Dynasty | 839 |
Chapter Nine Poetry and Prose of the Early and the
High Tang | 267 |
Chapter Ten Poetry and Prose of the MidTang and
Late Tang | 309 |
Chapter Eleven Tales of the Marvelous and Popular Literature
of the Tang Dynasty | 391 |
Coda | 899 |
| 901 | |
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