Titlebook: Chinese History and Literature; Collection of Studie Jaroslav Pr??ek Book 1970 Jaroslav Pr??ek 1970 15th century.China.Chinese.English lite

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New Studies of the Chinese Colloquial Short Storyd West. In China, there are being published in quick succession new reprints of old novels and the material necessary for their study. In the West, too, the number of studies dealing with this subject is also on the increase. We have already had the opportunity to become acquainted with Irwin’s. stu

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The Creative Methods of Chinese Mediaeval Story-Tellersstory-tellers are versions of older stories (as, for instance, from the T’ang Period), or are based on an older written source, such as official histories. In this respect, the work of the folk narrators or of the authors of the stories which the narrators recited (which, as we have shown, were not

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The Realistic and Lyric Elements in the Chinese Mediaeval Story79) and in the following Yüan (Mongolian) period (1279–1368) and to which we give the designation .. Originally they were manuals designed for the professional story-tellers who recited them in the bazaars, in the tea-rooms and elsewhere. Soon, however, these tales were probably also written as work

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Readings in Economic & Social History Warszawa 1954.. Evidently this study, published in 1954, was no more than an extract from the work which is the subject of the present review and which gives the results of A. D ? b n i c k i ’ s research as an integrated whole.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3335-015th century; China; Chinese; English literature; Germany; Medieval Literature; Orient; bibliography; fictio

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L’Art de la Guerre de Sun-Tz? chapitre des “Mémoires Historiques” (.), ouvrage rédigé vers l’an 100 av. J.-C., par le grand historien chinois Sz?-ma Ch’ien, et qui constitue, en principe, la seule source de renseignements sur l’oeuvre et la vie de Ma?tre Sun..

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Control, organization and accountingfrom the third millennium B.C. Present-day culture, even though it links up to a considerable extent with old traditions, is developing within the framework of the fundamental views and principles of socialism, and its problems are closely related to the cultural problems with which all the countrie