[Papers]
Published: 1970
Place of publication: St. Croix, Virgin Islands
Language: eng
Number of pages: 15
Notes: Photocopy of typescripts.
Table of contents: title: 1. Ancient Chinese views on literature, the Tao, and their relationship, by T. Chow.; title: 2. The genesis of poetic time: the greatness of Chʻü Yuan, studied with a new critical approach, by S.H. Chen.; title: 3. A note on parody in Chinese traditional literature, by H. Franke.; title: 4. Liu Tsung-yüan on literature, by J.M. Gentzler.; title: 5. The literary theory and literary criticism of Ou-Yang Hsiu, by D.Y. Mei.; title: 6. Yen-Fu and Liang Chʻi-chʻao as advocates of new fiction, by C.T. Hsia.; title: 7. The Chʻang-chou School of Tzʻu criticism, by C.Y. Chao.; title: 8. Chʻien Chʻien-yi as a literary critic, by K. Yoshikawa.; title: 9. Lin Links between the theories of literature, calligraphy, and painting, by G. Debon.; title: 10. The Chih-yen Chai commentary and The Dream of the Red Chamber: a literary study, by J. Wang.; title: 11. Method and intuition: the poetic theories of Huang Tʻing-chien, by A.A. Rickett.; title: 12. Confucius and ancient chinese literary criticism, by D. Holzman.; title: 13. Literature in transition: Liang Chʻi-chʻao, by H. Martin.; title: 14. Chʻing and Ching in the critical writings of Wang Fu-chih, by S.K. Wong.; title: 15. The concept of Chʻi in Chinese literary theory, by D. Pollard.