Talking Literature

Essays on Chinese and Biblical Writings and Their Interaction

edited by Raoul David Findeisen and Martin Slobodnik

Book cover: Talking Literature

Extent: 271 pages

Publisher: Harrassowitz Verlag

Subjects: Biblical Studies, Literary Studies

Series: Veröffentlichungen des Ostasien-Instituts der Ruhr-Universität, Bochum

Series volume number: 65

Language: English

Paperback (Published)

(November 2014)

ISBN: 9783447101158

Price: $90.00

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This volume presents the following articles: Raoul David Findeisen, Reflecting on Cyril and Methodius and Their Mission of Mediation; Marian Galik, On the “Seven Elders” of the Symposium; Tang Yijie, Constructing “Chinese Philosophy” in Sino-European Cultural Exchanges; Jana Benicka & Milos Hubina, Gongsun Long – A Somehow Aristotelian Reading; Richard Trappl, A Poem on Poetry: Lu Ji’s Wen fu – Random Reflections on Translating the “Ineffable”; Vena Hrdlickova, Poetic Principles of Chinese Storytellers in Their Own Interpretation; Amira Katz-Goehr, Becoming an Immortal – Time and Anxiety in Liaozhai zhiyi; Irene Eber, Remarks on the Intercultural Nature of Bible Translation; Lihi Yariv-Laor, “Are You My Brother?” Cultural Intricacies in the Chinese Bible; Monica Romano, The Reception of Christianity in China: Terminological Issues in Bible Translation; Martin Slobodnik, Early Contacts Between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and China: The Zichy Brothers in East Asia; Raoul David Findeisen, “God Was Their Souls’ Love, Women Their Bodies'”. Two Chinese Versions of the Song of Songs (1930/32); Yan Jiayan, An Enquiry into “Wholesale Anti-Traditionalism” of May Fourth; Li Ling, The Complexity of Maternal Love in Bing Xin’s Writings; Mabel Lee, On the Position of the Writer: Lu Xun and Gao Xingjian; Barbora Vesterova, Changing the Expression and Expressing the Change in Guo Moruo’s Poetry; Chen Peng-hsiang, Identity and Subjectivity in Yip Wai-lim’s Poetry; Ylva Monschein, “Ripples Sifting Sand”. Flows of Press Freedom in the Chinese Public Sphere; Lubos Gajdos, The Grammatical Category of Aspect and Tense in Chinese and Slovak. The volume includes a glossary with an index of names and terms.

An Introduction Reflecting on Cyril and Methodius and Their Mission of Mediation Raoul David Findeisen On the Seven Elders of the Symposium Marian Galik Traditional Philosophy and Religion Constructing 'Chinese Philosophy' in Sino-European Cultural Exchanges Tang Yijie Gongsun Long--A Somehow Aristotelian Reading Jana Benicka & Milos Hubina Traditional Literature A Poem on Poetry: Lu Ji's Wen fu--Random Reflections on Translating the 'Ineffable' Richard Trappl Poetic Principles of Chinese Storytellers in Their Own Interpretation Vena Hrdlickova Becoming an Immortal--Time and Anxiety in Liaozhai zhiyi Amira Katz-Goehr Bible, Christianity and Intercultural Studies Remarks on the Intercultural Nature of Bible Translation Irene Eber Are You My Brother? Cultural Intricacies in the Chinese Bible Lihi Yariv-Laor The Reception of Christianity in China: Terminological Issues in Bible Translation Monica Romano Early Contacts Between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and China: The Zichy Brothers in East Asia Martin Slobodnik God Was Their Souls' Love, Women Their Bodies' Two Chinese Versions of the Song of Songs (1930/32) Raoul David Findeisen Modern Literature and Linguistics An Enquiry into Wholesale Anti-Traditionalism of May Fourth Yan Jiayan The Complexity of Maternal Love in Bing Xin's Writings Li Ling On the Position of the Writer: Lu Xun and Gao Xingjian Mabel Lee Changing the Expression and Expressing the Change in Guo Moruo's Poetry Barbora Vesterova Identity and Subjectivity in Yip Wai-lim's Poetry Chen Peng-hsiang Ripples Sifting Sand Flows of Press Freedom in the Chinese Public Sphere Ylva Monschein The Grammatical Category of Aspect and Tense in Chinese and Slovak Lubos Gajdos Glossary with Index of Names and Terms

  • Edited by Raoul David Findeisen
  • Edited by Martin Slobodnik