Frederick P Brandauer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3829898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick P Brandauer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick P |
| FAMILY NAME | Brandauer |
| SIGNATURE | BRANDAUER F P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Imperial Rulership and Cultural Change in Traditional China
Imperial Rulership and Cultural Change in Traditional China
The Significance of a Dog's Tail
The Xu Xiyou ji (Sequel to the Westward Journey) is one of four traditional Chinese vernacular novels associated with the legendary journey to India by Xuanzang and his disciples in the seventh century. It is a work that was little known in China or elsewhere until its publication in two modern typeset editions in 1986. As its title indicates, this is a sequel (xu) to the Xiyou ji (Record of the Westward Journey), although there is some question …
Cheng Hos Abenteuer Im Drama Und Roman Der Mingzeit
(1988). CHENG HOS ABENTEUER IM DRAMA UND ROMAN DER MINGZEIT: HSIA HSI-YANG: EINE UBERSETZUNG UND UNTERSUCHUNG; HSI-YANG CHI: EINE DEUTUNGSVERSUCH. Ming Studies: Vol. 1988, No. 1, pp. 84-89
The Chinese Vernacular Story
The Hsi-yu pu and Its World as Satire
objects of satiric attack: the imperial court, the imperial examination system, men of blind attachment, traitors to China, and the military establishment. Following this there is an analysis of the kinds of satire used based on formal and non-formal distinctions developed out of Western literary criticism. The work contains monologue, parody, as well as narrative satire, and there are distinctions here in tone or attitude which correspond to the…
Shan-ko von Feng Meng-lung
The Chinese Short Story
During the centuries of its popularity, early Chinese vernacular fiction was never adequately preserved or even documented. The great popular appeal of the short stories saved them from oblivion, but it was only in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries that they were first collected and published. Mr. Hanan's erudite study is the first thorough attempt to uncover the history of the Chinese short story. Using a variety of techniques, but princip…
Women in the Ching-hua yüan
The Ching-hua yüan, the work of vernacular fiction by Li ju-chen (ca. 1763-1830) shows remarkable diversity in both narrative content and purpose. Critics have observed that it is encyclopedic in scope, and suggested that it reflects the wide range of interests and activities prevalent among scholars in early nineteenth- century China. The author's intention has been variously interpreted as private entertainment, display of erudition, or social …
Folk Religion in an Urban Setting
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Folk Religion in an Urban Setting
The Hsi-yu pu and Its World as Satire
objects of satiric attack: the imperial court, the imperial examination system, men of blind attachment, traitors to China, and the military establishment. Following this there is an analysis of the kinds of satire used based on formal and non-formal distinctions developed out of Western literary criticism. The work contains monologue, parody, as well as narrative satire, and there are distinctions here in tone or attitude which correspond to the…
Shan-ko von Feng Meng-lung
The Chinese Short Story
During the centuries of its popularity, early Chinese vernacular fiction was never adequately preserved or even documented. The great popular appeal of the short stories saved them from oblivion, but it was only in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries that they were first collected and published. Mr. Hanan's erudite study is the first thorough attempt to uncover the history of the Chinese short story. Using a variety of techniques, but princip…
Women in the Ching-hua yüan
The Ching-hua yüan, the work of vernacular fiction by Li ju-chen (ca. 1763-1830) shows remarkable diversity in both narrative content and purpose. Critics have observed that it is encyclopedic in scope, and suggested that it reflects the wide range of interests and activities prevalent among scholars in early nineteenth- century China. The author's intention has been variously interpreted as private entertainment, display of erudition, or social …
The Chinese Vernacular Story
Cheng Hos Abenteuer Im Drama Und Roman Der Mingzeit
(1988). CHENG HOS ABENTEUER IM DRAMA UND ROMAN DER MINGZEIT: HSIA HSI-YANG: EINE UBERSETZUNG UND UNTERSUCHUNG; HSI-YANG CHI: EINE DEUTUNGSVERSUCH. Ming Studies: Vol. 1988, No. 1, pp. 84-89
The Significance of a Dog's Tail
The Xu Xiyou ji (Sequel to the Westward Journey) is one of four traditional Chinese vernacular novels associated with the legendary journey to India by Xuanzang and his disciples in the seventh century. It is a work that was little known in China or elsewhere until its publication in two modern typeset editions in 1986. As its title indicates, this is a sequel (xu) to the Xiyou ji (Record of the Westward Journey), although there is some question …
Imperial Rulership and Cultural Change in Traditional China
Imperial Rulership and Cultural Change in Traditional China
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