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...C. H. Wang Injustice to Tou O (Tou O Yüan): A Study and Translation . By Chung-wen Shih . New York and London : Cambridge University Press , Princeton-Cambridge Studies in Chinese Linguistics IV, 1973. xv, 390 pp. Foreword, Illustrations, Notes, Glossary, Selected Bibliography. $28.50...

...Arthur F. Wright Abstract En chine, depuis les seconds Han (25–220 A.D.), en Corée, depuis le VIe siècle, au Japon, depuis Shōtoku (593), le Bouddhisme est partout: doctrines, systèmes croyances, institutions politiques, architecture, sculpture, peinture, sur tous les domaines il est un facteur...

...], as a composite edition entitled Ssu-yu chi [The Four Journeys]. Authorship of Pei-yu chi is usually attributed to a certain Yü Hsiang-tou, but the work is popularly regarded as the mythic charter of divinity of the Emperor of the Dark Heavens (Hsüan-t'ien Shang-ti), apotheosis of the north. Arguments based...

..., such a story as “State Funeral” could not have taken place anywhere other than in Taipei. Where else could the death of a Kuomintang general be honored in such a pompous manner? And where could Tou Fu-jen (in “Wandering in the Garden”) stage her k'un-ch'ü dinner party if not in Taipei? In Taipei, if she...

...Yung-deh Richard Chu Li Hung-chang nien (JIH) p'u . [ Chronological Biography of Li Hing-chang ]. By Tsung-i Tou (or T. I. Dow). Hong Kong : Union Printing Co. , 1968 . 455 pp. Bibliography, Appendix. $2.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1972 1972 396...

.... According to Mao Tse-tung's report at the Second National Congress, there were thirty-four newspapers of various sizes published in the central Soviet area. Among the large ones, Hung-se Chung-hua (Red China) had a circulation of 40,000; Ch'ing-nien shih-hua (True words of youth) 28,000; Tou-cheng (Struggle...

... period, does not really approximate the "living speech." The body of the book, a presentation of the play Tou-o yiian with the original Chinese text, followed by a pin-yin transliteration, an interlinear approximation, and finally a finished translation, fully and most intelligently footnoted...

..., Appendix. $5.50. L'auteur reprend ici, avec de nombreuses additions et, entre autres, des traductions de passages du Tou tch'eng hi cheng (1235) et du Mong hang lou (description de Hang-tcheou entre 1241 et 1274) qui sont les bienvenues, un article public en 1937, dans le T'oung pao, sur la description de...

... their success in saving China from treading the path of other old civilizations like Egypt, Persia and India. Despite the above insufficiencies, Tou's biography of Li should still be considered a major contribution. With all due respect to the pioneer works of J.O.P. Bland, Stanley Spector and others...

... omitted, for ex- Professor Nathan Sivin. ample, apparently shows two Chinese aster- The book is an English translation of the so-called "Inner Chapters" (Nei P'ien) of the Pao-p'u tzu, written by the Chinese alchemist Ko Hung in the early part of the fourth isms, namely the Pei-tou (the Northern Dipper...

...- Professor Nathan Sivin. ample, apparently shows two Chinese aster- The book is an English translation of the so-called "Inner Chapters" (Nei P'ien) of the Pao-p'u tzu, written by the Chinese alchemist Ko Hung in the early part of the fourth isms, namely the Pei-tou (the Northern Dipper) probably the most...

... personal relations between Li and The University of Wisconsin, other members in the Manchu court, illustrated Madison by direct quotations from personal letters, pri- vate conversations and poems composed on Li Hung-chang nien (JIH) p'u {Chronological Biography of Li Hing-chang]. BY TSUNC-I Tou (or T. I...

... to a high expectation which the book itself fulfils. The introduction (pp. 7-34) deals with the textual history, the life and works of the compilers, (Hsiieh-tou (980-1052) and Yiian-wu (1063-1135 Japan as custodian of the Buddhist heritage, German contributions to Zen studies, and the aims and arrangement...

... includes four chapters that analyze capping phrases in the broader context of understanding Zen paradoxical language, which at once displays textual and anti-textual tendencies. Kraft demonstrates how Daito inherited the stream of koan thought developing from Yun-men's one-word barrier through Hsueh-tou's...

... the book itself fulfils. The introduction (pp. 7-34) deals with the textual history, the life and works of the compilers, (Hsiieh-tou (980-1052) and Yiian-wu (1063-1135 Japan as custodian of the Buddhist heritage, German contributions to Zen studies, and the aims and arrangement of the translation...

... and property. The curing of disease was sought, for example, from Tou-shen ffiffl the controller of smallpox. Exorcism of demons was obtained by the use of snake charms or by incantations mumbled by Taoist priests. Accidents could be avoided by placating the water spirits, especially P'ing- This paper...

..., the usurpation of Northern Chou by the founder of the Sui dynasty, and Sui's destruction of the last of the Southern Dynasties to unify all of China and usher in the era of Tʻang. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1969 1969 2 CS 18, PS 62. 3 Tou Tʻai's biography...

..., and it is annoying in a text where so many walled cities are invested. "Wang Yiin" occurs directly above "Wang Yun." And the footnoting occasionally drops a stitch: ". . . you will be a second Tou Wu" (p. 50) and "the Tou business" (p. 51) get no footnote and no mention in the index of personal names, though...

... l'objet collections officielles et privees du Pakistan, ap- que d'un seul rappel . . . Le bouddhisme ne porter une nouvelle contribution a la con- tient, d'ailleurs, gu^re de place dans une etude p naissance de l'Ecole en precisant les influences qui resume tous les faits pour ne mettre l'accent...