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1 online resource (228 p.) |
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface: An Interview on the Imaginative Space of Literary Communication Studies -- Notes -- Translators' Preface and Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Issues in Literary Communication Studies -- 0.1 Communication Subjects -- 0.2 Communication Environment -- 0.3 Communication Mode -- 0.4 Communication Content -- 0.5 Communication Object -- 0.6 Communication Effect -- Notes -- Chapter 1: The Spread of Single Pieces of Poems in Song Dynasty -- 1.1 Engraving Printing -- 1.2 Stone Inscription |
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1.3 Wall Inscriptions -- Notes -- Chapter 2: The Spread of Poetry Anthologies in Song Dynasty -- 2.1 Compilers of Poetry Anthologies and Time of Compilation -- 2.2 Selection of Poetic Works and Editing of Anthologies -- 2.3 Layout and Scope of Poetry Anthologies: also on Division and Combination of ci Collection and Literary Collection -- 2.4 Publication of Anthologies and Commercialization of Literature -- Notes -- Chapter 3: The Spread of Wall-Inscribed Poems in Song Dynasty -- 3.1 The Convenience of "Posting" -- 3.2 Daily Browsing -- 3.3 Cumulative Nature of "Follow-Up Posting" |
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3.4 Rapidity of Communication Effect -- Notes -- Chapter 4: The Spread of Poems by Singing and Dancing Girls in Song Dynasty -- 4.1 Main Participants of Singing -- 4.2 Performance Settings -- 4.3 Selection of Lyrics -- 4.4 Singing Styles -- 4.5 The Effect of Singing -- Notes -- Chapter 5: The Remuneration for Writers in Song Dynasty -- 5.1 Remuneration for Drafting Official Documents -- 5.2 The Remuneration for Drafting Epitaphs and Other Poems and Proses -- 5.3 Selling Poetry and Prose for a Living -- Notes -- Chapter 6: Dissemination Effects of Obtaining Recognition from Prominent Figures |
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6.1 Obtaining Recognition from Prominent Figures -- 6.2 Shortcut to Fame -- 6.3 The Communication Effect -- Notes -- Chapter 7: Non-literary Factors for the Communication Effect of Literature -- 7.1 The Fluctuating Fame of Li Qingzhao and Zhu Shuzhen in the Southern Song Dynasty -- 7.2 The Fluctuating Fame of Li Qingzhao and Zhu Shuzhen, Along with Their Family and Literary Background -- 7.3 Extensive Dissemination of Zhu Shuzhen's Poetry in the Ming Dynasty and Zhu Shuzhen's Equal Popularity with Li Qingzhao -- Notes -- Chapter 8: The Communication of Poetry through Paintings and Songs |
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8.1 Spread of "Seeing Off Yuan'er on His Mission to Anxi" with Paintings -- 8.1.1 Six Versions of "Yangguan Paintings" in the Song Dynasty -- 8.1.2 Characteristics of Literary Communication with Paintings -- 8.1.3 Effect of Literary Communication with Paintings -- 8.2 Spread of "Seeing Off Yuan'er on His Mission to Anxi" with Songs -- 8.2.1 Being Sung in the Flourishing Tang Dynasty -- 8.2.2 Becoming a Popular Song in the Middle and Late Tang Dynasty -- 8.2.3 Classic Song at Farewell Banquets -- 8.2.4 Continuous Popularity during the Jin and Yuan Dynasties |
| Summary |
Based on first-hand historical materials, this book explores the various aspects of literary communication during the Song Dynasty in China |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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8.2.5 Evolution into a Classic Qin Piece in the Ming and Qing Dynasties |
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Chinese literature -- Song dynasty, 960-1279 -- History and criticism
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
1003858538 |
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9781003858539 |
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