Y W Ma
Biographic Data
| ID | 1255013 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Y W Ma |
| GIVEN NAMES | Y W |
| FAMILY NAME | Ma |
| SIGNATURE | MA Y W |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1University of Hawaii |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Notes on a Recent Handbook for Chinese Literature
Traditional Chinese Stories: Themes and Variations
Kung-an Fiction
Traditional Chinese Stories: Themes and Variations
The Knight-Errant in Hua-Pen Stories
The figure of the righteous man-at-arms as a champion of justice is one of the perpetual hero types consciously cherished in traditional Chinese literature. Thanks to the efforts of Profesor James J. Y. Liu WIJ V,, as represented by his The Chinese Knight-errant (Chicago, I967), the major traits, in fact and in literary imagination, of this otherwise hard to define figure, rendered ambiguous by the passage of time, the changing cultural and polit…
The Textual Tradition of Ming Kung-an Fiction: A Study of The Lung-t'u Kung-an
The Chinese Historical Novel: An Outline of Themes and Contexts
In China, as in the West, fiction is a late development in the literary scene and serious fiction criticism is correspondingly a recent endeavor. The similarity goes further in the case of the historical novel, which critics of Chinese and Western fiction alike have either consciously avoided or customarily regarded with critical disfavor. In the Chinese case, the San-Kuo chih yen-i (The Three Kingdoms) is the only historical novel which has rece…
Themes and Characterization in the Lung-T'u kUng-an
Traditional Chinese Humor: A Study in Art and Literature
Traditional Chinese Humor: A Study in Art and Literature
The Chinese Historical Novel: An Outline of Themes and Contexts
In China, as in the West, fiction is a late development in the literary scene and serious fiction criticism is correspondingly a recent endeavor. The similarity goes further in the case of the historical novel, which critics of Chinese and Western fiction alike have either consciously avoided or customarily regarded with critical disfavor. In the Chinese case, the San-Kuo chih yen-i (The Three Kingdoms) is the only historical novel which has rece…
Themes and Characterization in the Lung-T'u kUng-an
Traditional Chinese Humor: A Study in Art and Literature
The Knight-Errant in Hua-Pen Stories
The figure of the righteous man-at-arms as a champion of justice is one of the perpetual hero types consciously cherished in traditional Chinese literature. Thanks to the efforts of Profesor James J. Y. Liu WIJ V,, as represented by his The Chinese Knight-errant (Chicago, I967), the major traits, in fact and in literary imagination, of this otherwise hard to define figure, rendered ambiguous by the passage of time, the changing cultural and polit…
The Textual Tradition of Ming Kung-an Fiction: A Study of The Lung-t'u Kung-an
The Chinese Historical Novel: An Outline of Themes and Contexts
In China, as in the West, fiction is a late development in the literary scene and serious fiction criticism is correspondingly a recent endeavor. The similarity goes further in the case of the historical novel, which critics of Chinese and Western fiction alike have either consciously avoided or customarily regarded with critical disfavor. In the Chinese case, the San-Kuo chih yen-i (The Three Kingdoms) is the only historical novel which has rece…
Kung-an Fiction
Traditional Chinese Stories: Themes and Variations
Traditional Chinese Stories: Themes and Variations
Notes on a Recent Handbook for Chinese Literature
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