Literary Retrogression and Literary Revolution -- A Collection of Essays on Modern Chinese Literary Thought by Ben Shan Hero

Author: (Japanese) Kimiyama Hideo / Zhao Jinghua (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features:
Preface to the "Literary History Research Series"
The Logic and Method of the Main Construction of Wild Grass
The Relationship Between Lu Xun's Poetry, Philosophy, and the Power of the Times and His Writings
Zhou Brothers and the Development of Prose – Zhou Zuoren
Thought and Writings – Zhuangzi and Han Feizi
From Classical Chinese to Colloquial Language – A of Chinese Literature
Zhou Zuoren and Language Issues
Masao Mitaoka and Lu Xun, Zhou Zuoren
Shaoxing's "Sandai Street" – History and Legend
The Affinity with Old Poetry – Nie Hongju and Hu Feng, Shu Wu
"Literary Restoration" and "Literary Revolution"
About the Zhou Brothers – Lectures at Beijing Normal University
The Playful Nature of Life, Death, Sickness, and Old Age – Qi Gong
The True Face of Lushan – Li Rui
How The Story of Studying Abroad in the East Became a Novel
Reading Wild Grass – Part 1: Darkness and Nothingness
Part 2: The Theme of Revenge
Part 3: The Series of Dreams (I)
Part 4: The Series of Dreams (II)
Part 5: The Series of Dreams (III)
Zhou Zuoren and Japan – Postscript to the Translation of Zhou Zuoren on Japanese Culture
Zhou Zuoren During the Sino-Japanese War – Preface to The Diary of a Life of Suffering in Beijing
Postscript to the Translation of The New Interpretation of The Stories Reimagined
Postscript to Shaoxing Scenery in Lu Xun's Writings
Masaaki Matsubaki
Postscript to the Japanese Translation of Zhou Zuoren's Essays
Afterword to the Compilation
Postscript to the Appendices
Chronological Catalog of Works by Kimiyama Hideo