Giulia Baccini
Biographic Data
| ID | 9268233 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giulia Baccini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giulia |
| FAMILY NAME | Baccini |
| SIGNATURE | BACCINI G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Collecting Stories to Entertain: Tales of Simpletons and Literati from the Xiaolin (Forest of Laughs)
The Xiaolin (Forest of Laughs), traditionally ascribed to Handan Chun (fl. 220), is considered the earliest collection of jokes in the history of Chinese literature. Most of its anecdotes, retrieved from later sources (mainly the Taiping guangji and the Taiping yulan), present narrative features similar to the illustrative examples found in the works of the Masters, while a few stories are reminiscent of the anecdotes about literati gathered in a…
Narrative Variation and Motif Adaptation in Ancient Anecdotal Lore: A Perspective on the Bird-gift Story in Early and Early Medieval Chinese Sources
This article examines a string of stories collected from different kinds of sources: the Hanshi waizhuan 韓詩外傳 (2nd century BC), the Shuiyuan 說苑 (late-firstcenturyBC),the Lu Lianzi 魯連子 (? third century BC), the Shiji 史記 (firstcenturyBC),theYinwenzi 尹文子 (fourth century BC), and the Xiaolin 笑林 (third century AD). It aims to illustrate how a single story, define dasatale-type, was adapted in six similar versions and how specific variation sin its nar…
Narrative Variation and Motif Adaptation in Ancient Anecdotal Lore: A Perspective on the Bird-gift Story in Early and Early Medieval Chinese Sources
This article examines a string of stories collected from different kinds of sources: the Hanshi waizhuan 韓詩外傳 (2nd century BC), the Shuiyuan 說苑 (late-firstcenturyBC),the Lu Lianzi 魯連子 (? third century BC), the Shiji 史記 (firstcenturyBC),theYinwenzi 尹文子 (fourth century BC), and the Xiaolin 笑林 (third century AD). It aims to illustrate how a single story, define dasatale-type, was adapted in six similar versions and how specific variation sin its nar…
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Narrative Variation and Motif Adaptation in Ancient Anecdotal Lore: A Perspective on the Bird-gift Story in Early and Early Medieval Chinese Sources
This article examines a string of stories collected from different kinds of sources: the Hanshi waizhuan 韓詩外傳 (2nd century BC), the Shuiyuan 說苑 (late-firstcenturyBC),the Lu Lianzi 魯連子 (? third century BC), the Shiji 史記 (firstcenturyBC),theYinwenzi 尹文子 (fourth century BC), and the Xiaolin 笑林 (third century AD). It aims to illustrate how a single story, define dasatale-type, was adapted in six similar versions and how specific variation sin its nar…
Narrative Variation and Motif Adaptation in Ancient Anecdotal Lore: A Perspective on the Bird-gift Story in Early and Early Medieval Chinese Sources
This article examines a string of stories collected from different kinds of sources: the Hanshi waizhuan 韓詩外傳 (2nd century BC), the Shuiyuan 說苑 (late-firstcenturyBC),the Lu Lianzi 魯連子 (? third century BC), the Shiji 史記 (firstcenturyBC),theYinwenzi 尹文子 (fourth century BC), and the Xiaolin 笑林 (third century AD). It aims to illustrate how a single story, define dasatale-type, was adapted in six similar versions and how specific variation sin its nar…
Collecting Stories to Entertain: Tales of Simpletons and Literati from the Xiaolin (Forest of Laughs)
The Xiaolin (Forest of Laughs), traditionally ascribed to Handan Chun (fl. 220), is considered the earliest collection of jokes in the history of Chinese literature. Most of its anecdotes, retrieved from later sources (mainly the Taiping guangji and the Taiping yulan), present narrative features similar to the illustrative examples found in the works of the Masters, while a few stories are reminiscent of the anecdotes about literati gathered in a…
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