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Is a History of Chinese Literature Possible?: |
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Wolfgang Kubin (Hg.) |
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ORIENTIERUNGEN [23. Jg.], Themenheft 2011
edition global, München Paperback (21,0 x 14,7 cm), iii + 212 Seiten
ISBN-13: 978-3-946114-16-1 (9783946114161) ISBN-10: 3-946114-16-4 (3946114164) [alt: ISBN-13: 978-3-922667-16-2 (9783922667162) ISBN-10: 3-922667-16-3 (3922667163)]Dezember 2013. € 15,00 Vertrieb: CHINA Buchservice / Bestellen |
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Four internationally renowned scholars – three from Germany, one from China – attempt to define origin and essence of literary criticism in modern and contemporary China. Literary criticism in China may have started several hundred years ago, when Chinese literati discussed numerous aspects of Chinese literature. This issue, however, focuses on modern times, the recent century. Many views will be controversial or even provocative. Nevertheless, the contributors’ aim lies not in blaming literary criticism in modern China but in igniting a discussion about the possibility of writing a history of Chinese literature in China. (Themenheft 2011 der Zeitschrift ORIENTIERUNGEN: Zeitschrift zur Kultur Asiens, hrsg. von Berthold Damshäuser und Wolfgang Kubin, Universität Bonn) |
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| Contents | |
| Wolfgang Kubin Foreword [1-2] |
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| Karl-Heinz Pohl Continuities and Discontinuities in Chinese Literary Criticism: From the Pre-Modern into the Modern Period [3] |
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| Xiao Ying 肖鹰 (*1962) The Key of Chinese Literary Criticism: The Transformation from the Classical to the Modern ‒ Wang Guowei’s Introduction of Humanistic Poetics [27-64] |
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| Wolfgang Kubin Is a Chinese History of Chinese Literature Possible? Some Preliminary Remarks about the Problem of (Re)-Writing Literary History in China [65-81] |
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| Thomas Zimmer Exploring the Limits and Possibilities of Literary Criticism in China after 1949 [82-119] |
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| Wolfgang Kubin A Commonwealth of Chinese Literature, or What Should Belong to the History of Chinese Literature in Modern Times? [120-131] |
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| Addenda | |
| Wolfgang Kubin Castles, Churches, Common Halls: How to Present Chinese Literature Abroad [132-141] |
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