Wen-lin; studies in the Chinese humanities.
By: Edited by Chow Tsê-tsung.
Contributors: Chou, Tsʻê-tsung, 1916-; Wisconsin. University. Dept. of East Asian Languages and Literature.
Publisher: Published for the Dept. of East Asian Languages and Literature of the University of Wisconsin by the University of Wisconsin Press
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Madison
Language: eng
Number of pages: 325
Subjects: Humanities; China -- Study and teaching.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: value: Tʻao Chʻien's "Drinking wine" poems, by J. R. Hightower.; value: The double ninth festival in Chinese poetry: a study of variations upon a theme, by A. R. Davis.; value: Ambiguities in Li Shang-yin's poetry, by J. J. Y. Lin.; value: Metrics in Yüan San-chʻü, by W. Schlepp.; value: A note on Chung Hung and his Shih-pʻin, by H. Wilhelm.; value: A geometry of the Shr̄ pĭn, by E. B. Brooks.; value: The early history of the Chinese word shih (poetry), by T. Chow.; value: The Yüan-hun chih (accounts of ghosts with grievances), a sixth century collection of stories, by A. E. Dien.; value: New perspectives on two Ming novels: Hsi yu chi and Hsi yu pu, by C. T. Hsia.; value: A note on the dialects of Lo-yang and Nanking during the Six Dynasties, by R. B. Mather.; value: The great clod: a Taoist conception of the universe, by H. G. Creel.; value: Some legal instruments of ancient China: The ming and the meng, by W. A. C. H. Dobson.