Xiaoshan Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3830037 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiaoshan Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiaoshan |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6055-7172 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Deployment of rooftop photovoltaic systems at the urban scale based on multi-objective optimization from the life cycle perspective
The Difference in Future Thinking Between Nurses with and without Burnout
The present study aimed to assess differences in the expectation of positive and negative future events between nurses with and without burnout, as well as differences among nurses with different levels of burnout. A case-control study design were adopted for this research. Participants were recruited from a tertiary hospital in the eastern region of China. Data collection took place between November 2021 and March 2022. Based on the Chinese vers…
The Formation and Evolution of the Theories of the Relation between Qing 情 and Jing 景 in Classical Chinese Poetics
This article examines the relation between qing (feeling) and jing (scene) in traditional Chinese poetics. Early theories, dating to the late Six Dynasties period, mainly focused on the genesis of poetry through the mind's excitement by external elements. From the Tang to the Ming, critical attention shifted to the fusion of feeling and scene as the basis of poetic composition and structure, a shift that cemented the feeling-scene fusion as a cen…
Effect of the reference rural landscape on annual variations in surface urban heat island intensity
Diurnal pattern and driving mechanisms of the thermal effects of an urban pond
Lore and Verse
Yue Zhang's informative and cogent study of the subgenre of yongshi shi 詠史詩 (poems on history) in early medieval China (220–589) sheds light on the functions of poetry in transmitting and reshaping history. Zhang's perspective is fruitfully informed by recent memory studies. A major theoretical scaffold of his book is Jan Assmann's distinction between two types of memories of the deceased: retrospective and prospective.1 In retrospective memory, …
Dream, Memory, and Reflection
The present study traces the changing meanings of Su Shi’s Qiuchi rock in Song poetry. As an aesthetic artifact, the rock may be gifted and exchanged through literati social interactions. At a more personal level, the rock reminds Su of a mysterious dream and symbolizes a place of retreat, described as his homeland in Shu, a Daoist grotto heaven, and a utopia that is superior to Peach Blossom Spring. The rock also serves as Su’s most faithful com…
Southern Garden Poetry Society
The Southern Garden Poetry Society: Literary Culture and Social Memory in Guangdong. By David B. Honey. Hong Kong: the Chinese University Press, 2013. Pp. xiv + 258. $45
Periodizations of Tang Poetry and Choices of Models in the Late Southern Song
This study investigates the literary-historical context of the attempts by late Southern Song critics to periodize Tang poetry. It demonstrates that the primary agenda of these critics was to establish High Tang poetry as the sole correct model. The insistence on the supremacy of the High Tang went in tandem with, and formed part of, the rebuke of contemporary poets for choosing Late Tang poetry as the object of emulation. The focal point of cont…
Ten Thousand Scrolls
Reviewed by: Ten Thousand Scrolls: Reading and Writing in the Poetics of Huang Tingjian and the Late Northern Song by Yugen Wang Xiaoshan Yang Yugen Wang. Ten Thousand Scrolls: Reading and Writing in the Poetics of Huang Tingjian and the Late Northern Song. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Asia Center, 2011. Pp. ix + 285. ISBN 978-0674062559. The assiduous exploration and ardent affirmation of fa 法 (skills, methods, rules, laws, models) by Hu…
Ritual Propriety and Political Intrigue in the Xuande Gate Incident
The 1073 incident at the Xuande Gate, involving Wang Anshi's alleged breach of imperial protocol, was a turning point both in his career and in emperor Shenzong's policies. By filling in the gaps and reconciling the discrepancies in various accounts of the incident, this essay demonstrates that, whereas on the surface the controversy centered on the ritual question of whether Wang should have dismounted before entering the gate, what was really a…
The Problem of Beauty
(2007). The Problem of Beauty: Aesthetic Thought and Pursuits in Northern Song Dynasty Chinas. The Chinese Historical Review: Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 144-147
Metamorphosis of the Private Sphere
The Chinese garden has been explored from a variety of angles. Much has been written about its structural features as well as its cosmological, religious, philosophical, moral, aesthetic, and economic underpinnings. This book deals with the poetic configurations of the private garden in cities from the ninth to the eleventh century in relation to the development of the private sphere in Chinese literati culture. It focuses on the ways in which th…
Metamorphosis of the Private Sphere
Metamorphosis of the Private Sphere
Partisan Rhetorics and the Changing Face of Impracticality in the Northern Song
Zilu said, If the Prince of Wei entrusted the administration of his state to you, what would you do first? The Master said, If something had to be done first, it would probably be the rectification of names. Zilu said, Is that so? Sir, how impractical (yu X) you are! What is this business of rectification? The Master said, You, how uncouth you are! When a gentleman does not know about something, he will refrain from offering his opinion. When nam…
Money Matters
Naming and Meaning in the Landscape Essays of Yuan Jie and Liu Zongyuan
Yuan Jie and Liu Zongyuan are two of the most famous landscape essayists of the Tang period. Several of their essays revolve around places that they named themselves. Against the formal and thematic conventions of social and personal landscape essays, the present study compares the relatively stable relationship between physical and moral worlds in Yuan's essays with the tension prevailing between place naming and moral meaning in Liu's essays. T…
Having It Both Ways
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Having It Both Ways
Money Matters
Naming and Meaning in the Landscape Essays of Yuan Jie and Liu Zongyuan
Yuan Jie and Liu Zongyuan are two of the most famous landscape essayists of the Tang period. Several of their essays revolve around places that they named themselves. Against the formal and thematic conventions of social and personal landscape essays, the present study compares the relatively stable relationship between physical and moral worlds in Yuan's essays with the tension prevailing between place naming and moral meaning in Liu's essays. T…
Partisan Rhetorics and the Changing Face of Impracticality in the Northern Song
Zilu said, If the Prince of Wei entrusted the administration of his state to you, what would you do first? The Master said, If something had to be done first, it would probably be the rectification of names. Zilu said, Is that so? Sir, how impractical (yu X) you are! What is this business of rectification? The Master said, You, how uncouth you are! When a gentleman does not know about something, he will refrain from offering his opinion. When nam…
Metamorphosis of the Private Sphere
Metamorphosis of the Private Sphere
The Chinese garden has been explored from a variety of angles. Much has been written about its structural features as well as its cosmological, religious, philosophical, moral, aesthetic, and economic underpinnings. This book deals with the poetic configurations of the private garden in cities from the ninth to the eleventh century in relation to the development of the private sphere in Chinese literati culture. It focuses on the ways in which th…
Metamorphosis of the Private Sphere
The Problem of Beauty
(2007). The Problem of Beauty: Aesthetic Thought and Pursuits in Northern Song Dynasty Chinas. The Chinese Historical Review: Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 144-147
Ritual Propriety and Political Intrigue in the Xuande Gate Incident
The 1073 incident at the Xuande Gate, involving Wang Anshi's alleged breach of imperial protocol, was a turning point both in his career and in emperor Shenzong's policies. By filling in the gaps and reconciling the discrepancies in various accounts of the incident, this essay demonstrates that, whereas on the surface the controversy centered on the ritual question of whether Wang should have dismounted before entering the gate, what was really a…
Ten Thousand Scrolls
Reviewed by: Ten Thousand Scrolls: Reading and Writing in the Poetics of Huang Tingjian and the Late Northern Song by Yugen Wang Xiaoshan Yang Yugen Wang. Ten Thousand Scrolls: Reading and Writing in the Poetics of Huang Tingjian and the Late Northern Song. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Asia Center, 2011. Pp. ix + 285. ISBN 978-0674062559. The assiduous exploration and ardent affirmation of fa 法 (skills, methods, rules, laws, models) by Hu…
Southern Garden Poetry Society
The Southern Garden Poetry Society: Literary Culture and Social Memory in Guangdong. By David B. Honey. Hong Kong: the Chinese University Press, 2013. Pp. xiv + 258. $45
Periodizations of Tang Poetry and Choices of Models in the Late Southern Song
This study investigates the literary-historical context of the attempts by late Southern Song critics to periodize Tang poetry. It demonstrates that the primary agenda of these critics was to establish High Tang poetry as the sole correct model. The insistence on the supremacy of the High Tang went in tandem with, and formed part of, the rebuke of contemporary poets for choosing Late Tang poetry as the object of emulation. The focal point of cont…
Dream, Memory, and Reflection
The present study traces the changing meanings of Su Shi’s Qiuchi rock in Song poetry. As an aesthetic artifact, the rock may be gifted and exchanged through literati social interactions. At a more personal level, the rock reminds Su of a mysterious dream and symbolizes a place of retreat, described as his homeland in Shu, a Daoist grotto heaven, and a utopia that is superior to Peach Blossom Spring. The rock also serves as Su’s most faithful com…
Diurnal pattern and driving mechanisms of the thermal effects of an urban pond
Lore and Verse
Yue Zhang's informative and cogent study of the subgenre of yongshi shi 詠史詩 (poems on history) in early medieval China (220–589) sheds light on the functions of poetry in transmitting and reshaping history. Zhang's perspective is fruitfully informed by recent memory studies. A major theoretical scaffold of his book is Jan Assmann's distinction between two types of memories of the deceased: retrospective and prospective.1 In retrospective memory, …
Effect of the reference rural landscape on annual variations in surface urban heat island intensity
The Difference in Future Thinking Between Nurses with and without Burnout
The present study aimed to assess differences in the expectation of positive and negative future events between nurses with and without burnout, as well as differences among nurses with different levels of burnout. A case-control study design were adopted for this research. Participants were recruited from a tertiary hospital in the eastern region of China. Data collection took place between November 2021 and March 2022. Based on the Chinese vers…
The Formation and Evolution of the Theories of the Relation between Qing 情 and Jing 景 in Classical Chinese Poetics
This article examines the relation between qing (feeling) and jing (scene) in traditional Chinese poetics. Early theories, dating to the late Six Dynasties period, mainly focused on the genesis of poetry through the mind's excitement by external elements. From the Tang to the Ming, critical attention shifted to the fusion of feeling and scene as the basis of poetic composition and structure, a shift that cemented the feeling-scene fusion as a cen…
Deployment of rooftop photovoltaic systems at the urban scale based on multi-objective optimization from the life cycle perspective
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