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Titel:	Narrating China: Jia Pingwa and his fictional world
Verantwortlichkeitsangabe:	by Yiyan Wang
Autor/in / Beteiligte Person:	Wang, Yiyan [Autor/in]
Verwandtes Werk:	Routledge contemporary China series
Veröffentlichung:	London [u.a.]: Routledge, 2006
Medientyp:	Buch
Datenträgertyp:	Gedruckte Ressource
Umfang:	X, 318 S.
ISBN:	0415326753; 9780415326759
Schlagwort:	Jia, Pingwa / Criticism and interpretation Jia, Pingwa, Prosa
Sonstiges:	Includes bibliographical references and index Inhalt: Preface -- Acknowledgement -- Ch. 1. Introduction: From Mountain Village to Provincial Capital; From Author to Text; Native Place in Modern Chinese Fiction; Native Place and Literary Nativism; From Local Stories to National Myths; Lu Xun, the Southern Village and the National Defects; Shen Congwen, Cultural Nostalgia at the National Frontier; Lao She, Beijing Laneways and the National Spirit; The CCP, dogma of Native Place in Service to the Nation; Jia Pingwa, Shangzhou and the Nativist Style -- Ch. 2. The Life and Career of Jia Pingwa: Birth, Naming and Growth; The Rising Phoenix; Self-representation of a Peasant Writer; Periods of Development: 1973-1982: Apprentice in Short Stories; 1983-1986: Journeyman in Novellas; 1987-1992: Mastery with Turbulence, Pregnancy and Mountain Rambling; 1993-1994: Controversy over Defunct Capital; 1995-2004: Re-emergence and New Directions -- Ch. 3. Defunct Capital and Cultural Landscaping: The Story and Characters; National Allegorization; Semiotics of Chinese Cultural Space; Zhuang Zhidies Private Space; Zhuang Zhidies Literati Associates; The Implications of Cultural Idlers; Market Places, Popular Culture and Urban Life in Xijing -- Ch. 4. Defunct Capital and the Sexual Dissident: Triumph of Soft Masculinity in Scholar-Beauty Romance; The Talented Communist Scholars; Cultural Roots and Masculinity; The Talented Scholar in Defunct Capital; Writing and Soft Masculinity; Mr Butterflys Negative Bildungsroman; Masculinity, Self-Denial and Self-Contradiction; Mr Butterfly and (Mis)Engendering China -- Ch. 5. Defunct Capital and Female Domesticity: Domesticity and Village Women; Domesticity and Femininity in Defunct Capital; Women as Furen, Mothers, the Femmes Fatales ; Double Objectification of Women; Domesticity as Female Destination; The Object of Language -- Inhalt: Ch. 6. White Nights and Sleepless in Xijing: The Country Fellow as The Dostoevskian Hero; Between Urban Myths and Traditional Elite Cultural Practice; Popular Art, Popular Culture and Popular Beliefs; The Idlers Encounter with Business Culture and Political Corruption; Intertextuality of White Nights -- Ch. 7. Earth Gate and Loss of the Native Place: Simplified Characters: the Village Personalities; War of Resistance: Between Benevolence and Tyranny; Urban Hostility and Rural Confusion; The Peasants: Between the Native Place and Urban Modernity -- Ch. 8. Old Gao Village and Native Place Dystopia: Narrative Forms of Community; Historiography and Community; Landscape and Community; Community Degeneration; Aesthetics of Narrating Community -- Ch. 9. Remembering Wolves through Local Events: Local Place via Records of Events; From Local Events to Ethnography of Shangzhou; Attached to Mountains: Towards a Native Subjectivity; Metamorphoses: the Hunters Heroic Self and Beast Other -- Ch. 10. Poetry, Essays and Jia Pingwas Literary Personage: Poetry and Its Narrative Role; Lyrical Poems; Narrative Poems; Classical Poems; Street Ballads and Shaanxi Folk Songs in Defunct Capital; Self, Society and Cultural Space in the Essay; The Essay and the Self; The Essay and Society; The Essay and the Place; The Essay and Literary Criticism; Conclusion Poetics of Native Place ; Narrating China and Cultural Ethnography; Authenticity and Fictional Estrangement; From Health Report to Local Accent: Future Poetics of Native Place -- Appendixes: 1. Interview with Wang Yiyan - 2. Chronology - 3. Autobiographies and critical biographies - 4. Works by Jia Pingwa -- Notes - Bibliography - Index Angaben zum Inhalt: Jia Pingwa, whose novels have caused both fame and controversy, has an enormous readership throughout the Chinese speaking world. However, despite Pingwa's cultural significance and the use of his poetry, novels and prose in schools and universities, there has never been any substantial academic study of the writer and his writings. Filling that gap, this book examines the corpus of Pingwa¿s writing and emphasizes his importance, prominence and relevance to contemporary Chinese society. This pioneering study discusses Pingwa's works in the light of `cultural nationalism¿, showing how he links the cultural identity of China with the cultural authenticity of his local Shaanxi Province. In addition, the book highlights issues of nationalism in contemporary Chinese literature and underpins the significance of regional writing in negotiating China¿s national identities. Sprache: Englisch hbz Verbund-ID: HT014354424

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