Tao Qian and the Chinese poetic tradition : the quests for cultural identity

Yim Tze, Charles KWONG

doi:10.3998/mpub.20031

Tao Qian and the Chinese poetic tradition : the quests for cultural identity

Yim Tze, Charles KWONG

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Abstract

While Tao Qian’s unique position in Chinese literature is uncontested, there has been much debate over the relationship between Tao’s poetry and the life he lived and over the poet’s place within the literary and intellectual traditions of his time. Kwong’s nuanced analysis draws upon the full range of traditional Chinese literary scholarship and intellectual history as well as recent advances in Western literary criticism, hermeneutics, and comparative literature.

Original language	English
Publisher	Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigan
Number of pages	296
ISBN (Electronic)	9780892641093
ISBN (Print)	9780892641086
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.20031
Publication status	Published - 1995

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Name	Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies
Publisher	University of Michigan Press

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KWONG, Y. T. C. (1995). Tao Qian and the Chinese poetic tradition : the quests for cultural identity. (Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies). Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigan. https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.20031

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