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Ming Chantefable and the Early Chinese Novel A Study of the 'Chenghua' Period 'Cihua' Anne Elizabeth McLaren

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McLaren, Ann Elizabeth

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TextPublication details: Ann Arbor, Mich. 1988; 1988Description: 517 pDissertation note: Ph.D. in Chinese, Canberra, 1982

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Ph.D. in Chinese, Canberra, 1982

Examines the relationship between the newly discovered fifteenth century chantefables (ci hua) texts and the early vernacular novel. Treats in detail three chantefables -- the stories of Hua Guan-suo, Xue Ren-gui, and Shi Jing-tang -- which were

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