Monks, bandits, lovers, and immortals : eleven early Chinese plays
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Monks, bandits, lovers, and immortals : eleven early Chinese plays
Hackett Pub. Co., 2010
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Monks bandits lovers and immortals : eleven early Chinese plays
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 457-468) and index
収録内容
- Finding list of northern dramas in this anthology by editions
- Table of dynasties
- Conventions
- Guan Hanqing
- Moving heaven and shaking earth: the injustice to Dou E
- Rescriptor-in-waiting Bao thrice investigates the butterfly dream
- Beauty pining in her boudoir: the pavilion for praying to the moon / Bai Pu
- Autumn nights of the lustrous Emperor of Tang: rain on the Wutong tree / Ma Zhiyuan
- Breaking a troubling dream: a lone goose in autumn over the palaces of Han / Zheng Guangzu
- Dazed behind the green ring lattice, Qiann's soul leaves her body / Li Xingdao
- Rescriptor-in-waiting Bao's clever trick: the record of the chalk circle / Anonymous
- Zhongli of the Han leads Lan Caihe to enlightenment / Zhu Youdun
- Leopard monk returns to the laity of his own accord
- Black Whirlwind Li spurns riches out of righteousness
- Writing club of Hangzhou
- Little Butcher Sun
- Appendix 1: Note on the translation and study of early Chinese drama in Europe and the United States
- Appendix 2: Suggested readings
- Appendix 3: Partial list of modern English translations of early drama
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This magnificent collection of eleven early [1250--1450] Chinese plays will give readers a vivid sense of life and a clear understanding of dramatic literature during an extraordinarily eventful period in Chinese history. Not only are the eleven plays in this volume expertly translated into lively, idiomatic English; they are each provided with illuminating, scholarly introductions that are yet fully intelligible to the educated lay reader. A marvelous volume.--Victor Mair, University of Pennsylvania
目次
- Introduction: Mending a Broken Lineage: Women, Writing, Theology
- Fear & Women's Writing: Choosing the Better Part
- 'A Wretched Choice?': Evangelical Women & the Word
- 'My God Became Flesh': Angela of Foligno Writing the Incarnation
- Speaking Funk: Womanist Insights into the Lives of Syncletica & Macrina
- 'A Moor of One's Own': Writing & Silence in Sara Maitland's "A Book of Silence"
- With Prayer & Pen: Reading Mother E J Dabney's "What It Means to Pray Through"
- Writing a Life, Writing Theology: Edith Stein in the Company of the Saints
- Writing Hunger on the Body: Simone Weil's Ethic of Hunger & Eucharistic Practice
- The Body, to be Eaten, to be Written: A Theological Reflection on the Act of Writing in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's "Dictee"
- Not with One Voice: The Counterpoint of Life, Diaspora, Women, Theology, & Writing
- Embodying Theology: Motherhood as Metaphor/Method
- Postscript: Wounded Writing / Healing Writing.
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