Collection of Ji Xianlin: Volume 8: Comparative Literature and Folk Literature

Author: Jiangxi Education Press
Publisher:
Publish Date: 1996-12-01
Features:
Table of Contents
Indian Fables
Preface
Laozi in Europe on Translation
The Evolution of a Story
The Sanskrit Panchatantra: A Fable Collection That Conquered the World
A Joke That Spread Across Eurasia
Fables and Fairy Tales from the Perspective of Comparative Literature
A Study on the Source Material of Liu Zongyuan's The Donkey in Qian
Chinese Literature in Germany on the Translation of Pure Literature
The Evolution of the Fable "The Cat's Name"
Historical Records of the Three Kingdoms, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties and Indian Legends
The World of Indian Fables and Fairy Tales
"Traveling"
The Indian Epic Ramayana
Indian Elements in Journey to the West
A Brief Discussion on Ramayana
An Initial Exploration of Ramayana
A Talk on the History of Comparative Literature
Xinjiang and Comparative Literature Research
The Importance of Comparative Literature Research
Journey to the West and Ramayana—Notes on Reading
Preface to the New Edition of The Romance of the Marquis of the Three Jewels
Myself and Comparative Literature—An Interview with a Journalist
Random Talks on Comparative Literature
Proverbs are the Crystallization of Human Wisdom and a Precious Cultural Heritage
Comparative Literature and Folk Literature Research Complement Each Other
On the Myth of the Gourd—Folktales That Cross Borders and Enter World Literature
The Dissemination of Buddhist Texts and Their Literary Influence
Ramayana in China—The Same Heart, the Same Mind
Foreign Literature Research Should Have Chinese Characteristics
Prospects for the Chinese School of Comparative Literature
Preface to Collected Papers on Comparative Literature
Cultural Exchange and Literary Dissemination
Data Work Is the Foundation of Influence Research
The Meter of the Indian Epic Ramayana
Remnants of Primitive Social Customs—On the Issue of Prostitute Rainmaking
Ramayana and the Panchatantra
Comparative Literature as a "Life-Saving Rain"
The Scope and Characteristics of Eastern Literature Research
Comparative Literature and Cultural Exchange
Folk Literature and Comparative Literature
Seven Current Issues in Chinese Comparative Literature
The Weave of Literature
The Development of Comparative Literature Is a Historical Necessity
Minority Literature Should Be Incorporated into the Research of Comparative Literature
The Dissemination of the Panchatantra in the World
Tocharian A (Gyeli Script)
The Play of the Meeting of Maitreya and the Development of Chinese Drama
On the Sound of "Achoo"
Broaden Horizons, Learn from Others
My Views on Comparative Literature
Some Opinions on the Comparative Literature Model of X and Y
Preface to Comparative Literature and Folk Literature