The first English translation of Wu Fuhui's cultural history of modern Chinese literature from the late nineteenth century to 1949.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Wu Fuhui is a scholar of the history of modern Chinese literature and has published widely on this topic. He is the former director of the Research Room of the National Museum of Modern Chinese Literature, Deputy President of the Modern Chinese Literature Association and chief editor of the journal Modern Chinese Literature Studies.
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List of illustrations List of maps List of tables Introduction to the English edition David Der-wei Wang Preface Part I. Promise of New Opportunities: 1. Wangping Street - Fuzhou Road: change of the scene of Chinese literature 2. Vernacular newspapers and transformation of the written language of literature 3. Earliest intellectuals with global outlook 4. The 'new literary style' movement, a political motion in origin 5. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1903 (an era of literary accumulation) 6. The rising of urban popular novels in an emerging international trading centre 7. Emerging elites of the south society 8. From Suzhou and Yangzhou to Shanghai: literature of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly Literary School Part II. The May Fourth Enlightenment Movement: 9. Introduction of spoken drama into China: the earliest theatre performances 10. Building a bridge to world literature 11. Incubation of a literary revolution home and abroad 12. Rise of radicals from the New Youth and Peking University and Conservatives' Counter Claims 13. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1921 (an era of literary enlightenment) 14. A literary niche created by newspapers, magazines and publishing houses of Beijing and Shanghai 15. Leading breakthroughs in modern vernacular poetry and short stories 16. A history of the dissemination and acceptance of 'The True Story of Ah Q' 17. 'Yu Si', 'casual talks' and vernacular prose style 18. Discovery of peasants and local colours by earlier native-soil literature 19. Literary solace for urban citizens Part III. The Coexistence of Diverse Types of Literature: 20. To the South: the return of literary centre 21. Popularity, deepening and disputes of the left-wing literature 22. Novels strongly characteristic of the era 23. The successive boom of era-specific and individualized literary writings 24. The graceful beauties of Belles-lettres by Beijing School Authors 25. The new sensations of Shanghai School in the modern metropolis 26. The literary horizon of two types of civilian society 27. The professional theatre spoken drama in its mature stage 28. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1936 (an era of diversification) 29. Interactions between cinematographic art and literature 30. Timely and overall embrace of world literature Part IV. Under the Clouds of War: 31. Forming of multiple literary centres under the clouds of war 32. Intellectuals' economic conditions and their writing lifestyle 33. Chongqing: national salvation literature, from boom to split 34. Yan'an: from the wartime art and literature for the masses to the guiding principle of art and literature for workers, peasants and soldiers 35. Guilin: the upsurge of theatre and publishing phenomenon of the wartime 'cultural city' 36. Kunming: reflections on personal experience of the era 37. Shanghai and others: the pain of homelessness and the roundabout development of urban popular literature 38. Hong Kong and Taiwan: separation, autonomy and growth of new literature 39. From peasants to urban citizens: new momentum for the development of popular literature 40. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1948 (an era of transition) Select bibliography Index.
List of illustrations List of maps List of tables Introduction to the English edition David Der-wei Wang Preface Part I. Promise of New Opportunities: 1. Wangping Street - Fuzhou Road: change of the scene of Chinese literature 2. Vernacular newspapers and transformation of the written language of literature 3. Earliest intellectuals with global outlook 4. The 'new literary style' movement, a political motion in origin 5. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1903 (an era of literary accumulation) 6. The rising of urban popular novels in an emerging international trading centre 7. Emerging elites of the south society 8. From Suzhou and Yangzhou to Shanghai: literature of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly Literary School Part II. The May Fourth Enlightenment Movement: 9. Introduction of spoken drama into China: the earliest theatre performances 10. Building a bridge to world literature 11. Incubation of a literary revolution home and abroad 12. Rise of radicals from the New Youth and Peking University and Conservatives' Counter Claims 13. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1921 (an era of literary enlightenment) 14. A literary niche created by newspapers, magazines and publishing houses of Beijing and Shanghai 15. Leading breakthroughs in modern vernacular poetry and short stories 16. A history of the dissemination and acceptance of 'The True Story of Ah Q' 17. 'Yu Si', 'casual talks' and vernacular prose style 18. Discovery of peasants and local colours by earlier native-soil literature 19. Literary solace for urban citizens Part III. The Coexistence of Diverse Types of Literature: 20. To the South: the return of literary centre 21. Popularity, deepening and disputes of the left-wing literature 22. Novels strongly characteristic of the era 23. The successive boom of era-specific and individualized literary writings 24. The graceful beauties of Belles-lettres by Beijing School Authors 25. The new sensations of Shanghai School in the modern metropolis 26. The literary horizon of two types of civilian society 27. The professional theatre spoken drama in its mature stage 28. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1936 (an era of diversification) 29. Interactions between cinematographic art and literature 30. Timely and overall embrace of world literature Part IV. Under the Clouds of War: 31. Forming of multiple literary centres under the clouds of war 32. Intellectuals' economic conditions and their writing lifestyle 33. Chongqing: national salvation literature, from boom to split 34. Yan'an: from the wartime art and literature for the masses to the guiding principle of art and literature for workers, peasants and soldiers 35. Guilin: the upsurge of theatre and publishing phenomenon of the wartime 'cultural city' 36. Kunming: reflections on personal experience of the era 37. Shanghai and others: the pain of homelessness and the roundabout development of urban popular literature 38. Hong Kong and Taiwan: separation, autonomy and growth of new literature 39. From peasants to urban citizens: new momentum for the development of popular literature 40. Chronicle of literary events in the year 1948 (an era of transition) Select bibliography Index.
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