Studies in Chinese literature
By: edited by John L. Bishop.
Series: Harvard-Yenching Institute studies,; 21
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
Subjects: Chinese literature
Description: Rhymeprose on literature, by A. Fang.--The Fu of T'ao Ch'ien by J.R. Hightower.--The Wen hsüan and genre theory, by J.R. Hightower.--Some characteristics of parallel prose, by J.R. Hightower.--The Shi-shuo hsin-yü and Six Dynasties prose style, by Y. Kōjirō.--Metrical origins of the Ts'u, by G.W. Baxter.--A colloquial short story in the novel Chin p'ing mei, by J.L. Bishop.--Some limitations of Chinese fiction, By J.L. Bishop
Notes: Bibliographical references included in footnotes.
Articles reprinted from the Harvard journal of Asiatic studies, Studia Serica Bernhard Karlgren dedicata and the Far Eastern quarterly. Includes original pagination.
Table of contents: title: Rhymeprose on literature, by A. Fang.; title: The Fu of T'ao Ch'ien by J.R. Hightower.; title: The Wen hsüan and genre theory, by J.R. Hightower.; title: Some characteristics of parallel prose, by J.R. Hightower.; title: The Shi-shuo hsin-yü and Six Dynasties prose style, by Y. Kōjirō.; title: Metrical origins of the Ts'u, by G.W. Baxter.; title: A colloquial short story in the novel Chin p'ing mei, by J.L. Bishop.; title: Some limitations of Chinese fiction, By J.L. Bishop.