Modern Chinese Literature, Lin Shu and the Reformist Movement: Between Classical and Vernacular Language 1st Edition César Guarde-Paz (Auth.)

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• ISBN-10: 9811043159
• ISBN-13: 978-9811043154
• Author: César Guarde-Paz

Table of contents:

1. Chinese Names and Transliteration
2. Abbreviations
3. List of Figures
4. Introduction
5. Abstract
6. The Controversy Between Classical and Vernacular Chinese
7. References
8. The Polemic in Context: Hu Shi’s Conversion to Radicalism
9. Abstract
10. From Tolerant Reformer to Radical Revolutionary
11. Hu Shi’s “Eight Points”
12. References
13. Lin Shu’s First Polemic: Hu Shi and the Xin Qingnian Journal
14. Abstract
15. “Classical Language Has no School”
16. The Aesthetic Value of Classical Language
17. Hu Shi’s Polemic with Lin Shu
18. Wang Jiangxuan’s Forgery: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
19. References
20. Lin Shu’s Second Polemic: Zhang Houzai and Cai Yuanpei
21. Abstract
22. Lin Shu’s Novelized Attacks Against Beijing University
23. Peddler Teachers from Beijing
24. References
25. Cai Yuanpei’s Deceiving Response: An Analysis of its Contents and Fallacies
26. Abstract
27. Cai Yuanpei’s Reaction Explained
28. Beijing University and Confucianism
29. Virtuous Teachers and Wounded Prostitutes
30. Beijing University and Classical Chinese
31. Aftermath of the Polemic
32. References
33. Lin Shu as a Liberal Humanist
34. Abstract
35. Classical Chinese as the Embodiment of Chinese Culture
36. A Nonrevolutionary Liberal
37. References
38. Conclusion
39. Abstract
40. References
41. Appendix
42. References
43. Index

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