Search Results for Ji Yun

... Klein and published by Oxford University Press, the library was established by a gift from Oscar L. Tang and Hsin-Mei Agnes Hsu-Tang—a descendant of Ji Yun, chief compiler of the Complete Library of the Four Treasuries ( Siku quanshu ), and of Xu Guangqi, China's “first convert.” After detailing how...

... centipede is blamed for haunting a temple (Tang 1981:8.10a-lla). The fundamental difference between thunder's human victims and these monsters is enunciated by the bibliographer Ji Yun (1724-1805), who maintains that the thunder that smites people descends vertically from Heaven, while the thunder...

... have focused on a speci c writer or topic, Singchen Lydia Chiang examines the cultural signi cance of strange tales more generally through a discussion of three collections from the Qing period: Pu Songling s Liaozhai zhiyi, Yuan Mei s Zi buyu, and Ji Yun s Yuewei caotang biji. Her study is centered...

... the respected Siku editors remark that Xu was especially skilled at composing travel records, and no previous work in the genre surpasses his youji (Heyin Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao ji Siku weishou shumu jinmie shumu, ed. Ji Yun et al. [rev. ed., Taibei: Commercial Press, 1988], 3:1539). At the same time...

..., and no previous work in the genre surpasses his youji (Heyin Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao ji Siku weishou shumu jinmie shumu, ed. Ji Yun et al. [rev. ed., Taibei: Commercial Press, 1988], 3:1539). At the same time, however, the late eighteenthcentury editors go on to say: [Xu] never expresses personal sentiments...

...-of cial Ji Yun (1724 1805). The discussion involves a combination of well-chosen extracts and sensitive readings that sets the standard for the whole book. As the author points out, the vast bulk of the fox tradition consists of individual, fragmented, and often contradictory experiences (p. 35...

... Zi buyu, and Ji Yun s Yuewei caotang biji. Her study is centered on tales about anomalous bodies, including corpses, grotesquely deformed humans, and ...

... who died after being subdued by the rapist were left off the honor roll. But in 1803, a Board of Rites official, Ji Yun, submitted a memorial to the Jiaqing emperor, requesting that this latter category of women be lauded as well. He argued that the desire of these women to protect their chastity...

...Parris H. Chang Paths to Power: Elite Mobility in Contemporary China . By David M. Lampton with Yeung Sai-cheung . Ann Arbor : University of Michigan, Center for Chinese Studies , 1986 . xxii, 379 pp. $17.50 (cloth); $10.00 (paper). Chen Yun and the Chinese Political System...

..., a Continuation} . N.p. Shuangshan jingshe. Weili Ye 1994 . “ Nü Liuxuesheng: The Story of American-Educated Chinese Women , 1880s–1920s.” Modern China 20 ( 3 ): 315 –46. Yun Zhu . 1831 . Guochao guixiu zhengshi ji {Correct Beginnings: Women's Poetry of Our Dynasty} . N.p. Shuangshan jiangshe...

... historiography of the ancient Chinese northeast. A ninth century BCE poem called “Hanyi” in the Classic of Poetry [Shijing] has been the cause of a far older history dispute. Whereas Chinese scholars have generally understood Han as a Zhou feudal state ruled by a Ji-surnamed scion of the Zhou Dynasty (1045–256...

... and the Clash, are emphatically substantive yet consistently accessible. The colonial-era star Yun Sim-Dŏk; 1960s singer Yun Pok-Hŭi; 1970s male stars such as Nam Chin, Na Hu-Na (Na Hun-A), and Cho Yong-P'il; pioneers of 1980s pop such as the singer Kim Wan-Sun and the acrobatic if occasionally imprecise group...

... Shimada . 1960 . “ Chūgoku no Rusō ” [China's Rousseau]. Shisō 435 : 66 – 85 . Siku [Ji Yun et al. comps.] 1978 . Siku quanshu zongmu tiyao [Annotated bibliography of works re”iewed for the Qing imperial manuscript collection]. 5 vols. Taibei : Taiwan Commercial Press . Sivin Nathan...

... the Chinese Communists. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1985 1985 List of References Akio Baba . 1943 . Shina seiji keizai nempyo [Chronological tables on Chinese politics and economics]. Tokyo : Keioshobo . Ji-ying Chen . 1981 . “ Ji Mao Dun ” [Remembering Mao...

... dynamics. Such a southern perspective, Tian shows, culminates in the writings of Lu Ji (261–303) and Lu Yun (262–303), who had deep roots in the south but were also fans of the northern culture, especially the Wei legacy. The two Lu brothers, Lu Ji in particular, perpetuated and transformed Wei's literary...

..., section on "P'in tsao" JR-iS. in anecdote beginning "Chi-chou tz'u-shih Tjft<N-| jfcl) (kao yun); ch. 3:1, section on "Jen tan" /f£|JI. in anecdote beginning "Hsiangyang lo yu" J§|fj|fjt j$f (ta yi*n); same section, in anecdote beginning "Yuan nun" (Jj^j^ (feng ch'i, etc 23 Meng hsi pi fan, ch. 10...

...Ji-Eun Lee Questioning Minds: Short Stories by Modern Korean Women Writers . Translated by Yung-hee Kim . Honolulu : University of Hawai‘i Press , 2010 . xx , 233 pp. $55.00 (cloth): $24.00 (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2010 2010 In an academy...

... The Lost Texts of Confucius’ Grandson centers on Confucius's 孔子 (c. 551–479 BCE) grandson Zisi 子思 (i.e., Kong Ji 孔伋 ; c. 483–402 BCE), who was an eminent thinker in his own right. This new book by Kuan-yun Huang is the first study of this length in English since Jeffrey Kenneth Riegel's 1978...

... Congshu [Collectanea of East and South of Liaoning], di 1 ji. Dalian: Liaohai Shushe. Yun Haengim . 1978 . “ Myogal Myŏng ” [The Memorial Inscription]. In Ajŏng Yugo , kwŏn 8 [The Manuscripts Left by Ajŏng, vol. 8]. In Kugyŏk Ch’ŏngjanggwan Chŏnsŏ [Korean Translation of Complete Collection...

... . Lao D. C. , trans. 1979 . Confucius: The Analects . London : Penguin Books . Lidai zhaijing ji [Record of imperial capitals throughout history]. Gu Yanwu (Qing dynasty). Beijing : Zhonghua Shuju , 1984 . Lin Gan . 1979 . Zhongguo gudai beifang gezu jianshi [A brief history...