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The Shakespearean Moment in China,t of poetic drama from a European tradition—should have been a tremendous event, yet it turned out to be a rather muted affair. First recorded mention of Shakespeare’s name was by a British missionary in Shanghai in 1856, in a Chinese translation he made of a book by Thomas Milner, a geography of Gr

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On Affinity Between Literatures,kable affinity between an American poet writing about his solitude on the bank of the Mississippi in the 1960s and a Chinese poet sitting uneasily in a boat being towed upstream on the Yangtze in the ninth century. When one marvels at Dai Wangshu’s Chinese translation of Baudelaire’s . or of Federic

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Chinese Modernists and Their Metamorphoses,sness technique in short stories such as The General’s Head and Pageant of Good Women. Freudian psychology was also resorted to. Some Chinese writers picked up European modernism through Japanese intermediaries and a rather hectic exoticism developed. But it was in poetry, perhaps, that the most det

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Modernist Poetry in China,he stream-of-consciousness technique in fiction is a case in point. Listening to the arguments for or against, one sometimes gets the feeling that the Chinese seem never to have known modernism. Yet that is not the case. For quite a few Chinese writers, modernism was once a direct, intimate experien

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