A History of Contemporary Chinese Literature:
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Preliminary Material
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- Translator’S Note
- Foreword
- The ‘transition’ in literature (1-20) (113K)
- Literary norms and the literary environment (21-40) (124K)
- Contradictions and conflicts (41-63) (131K)
- Hidden poets and poetry groupings (64-75) (89K)
- The forms of poetry (76-89) (97K)
- Themes and forms of fiction (90-103) (98K)
- Rural area fiction (104-119) (108K)
- The narration of history (120-142) (140K)
- The plight of other forms of fiction (143-155) (99K)
- Beyond the mainstream (156-170) (101K)
- Prose (171-185) (115K)
- The theater (186-202) (110K)
- Towards ‘cultural revolution literature’ (203-221) (123K)
- The re-construction of classics (222-235) (97K)
- A divided literary world (236-254) (120K)
- The literary environment during the 1980s (255-274) (115K)
- A survey of 1980s literature (275-292) (118K)
- Fiction during the first half of the 1980s (293-314) (139K)
- 1980s poetry (315-334) (128K)
- The new poetry tide (335-365) (181K)
- Fiction of the second half of the 1980s (A) (366-381) (106K)
- Fiction of the second half of the 1980s (B) (382-403) (141K)
- The art of woman writers (404-419) (104K)
- The art of prose (420-436) (115K)
- The situation of literature in the 1990s (437-450) (90K)
- A chronology of contemporary literature in china (451-504) (235K)
- Postscript (505-506) (42K)
- Glossary of terms, organizations, and periodicals (507-550) (559K)
- Bibliography (551-572) (578K)
- Titles of works cited (573-618) (797K)
- Index (619-636) (451K)
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