The Development of Modern Chinese Literature Studies in the West

The serious study of modem Chinese literature by Westem scholars has developed considerably over the last 20 years or so, to the point where it now can be properly termed a fileld. It is no longer simply a substratum of sinology; it has emerged from that peculiar blend of philology, history, archaeology, literary study, and other China-related scholarship not quite appropriate to any of the traditional academic disciplines. A variety of approaches to the new field have been taken by diverse groups of China specialists-historians, social scientists, and literary scholars alike. To be sure, the field is populated by proportionally fewer literary critics than is the case with most other literatures, but, nonetheless, scholars more heavily inclined toward literary analysis are gradually beginning to enter the field. Being relatively new, the field is continually expanding and developing, and in the process it is embracing a diversity of attitudes, approaches, and methods. A central issue in the development of the field is the type of approach which is taken: the political, cultural, and aesthetic

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• The foreign presence in China

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• Intellectual change

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• The Cambridge History of China

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• Cold War Cultural Diplomacy in Outward State Translation of Chinese Literature in the PRC (1949–1966)

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• Reflections on the Ideas, Paradigms, and Methodologies of China Studies

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• Politics, Critical Paradigms

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• A Bibliography of Studies and Translations of Modern Chinese Literature, 1918–1942

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• Ch'ü Ch'iu-pai and the Chinese Marxist Conception of Revolutionary Popular Literature and Art

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• Multiplicity in Uniformity

  Open Access•S H Chen•The China Quarterly•1960

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• A Bibliography of Studies and Translations of Modern Chinese Literature, 1918–1942

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• Fiction of the Yenan Period

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• A Chinese Look at Literature

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• Pa Chin and His Writings

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• Literary Doctrine in China and Soviet influence

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• Literary Dissent in Communist China

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• Lao She and the Chinese Revolution

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• On the "Scientific" Study of Modern Chinese Literature

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• (Basic Problems of the History of Modern Chinese Literature and C. T. Hsia, a History of Modern Chinese Fiction*)

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• The Gate of Darkness

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• Heroes and Villains in Communist China

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• Modern Chinese Stories

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• Chinese Fiction

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• Mao Tun and Modern Chinese Literary Criticism

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• The Romantic Generation of Modern Chinese Writers

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