中國古典戯劇語言運用研究 = A study on the use of language in Chinese classical drama
Chinese classical drama, mainly written in the Yuan and Ming dynasties, together with shi in the Tang dynasty and ei in the Song dynasty, occupy a prominent position in the history of Chinese literature. Drama is harder to compose, for it comprises of all kinds of genres and texts: shi, ei, ge, Ju,...
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| author | Ong, Yong Peng. |
| author2 | Jiang, Shaoyu |
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| description | Chinese classical drama, mainly written in the Yuan and Ming dynasties, together with shi in the Tang dynasty and ei in the Song dynasty, occupy a prominent position in the history of Chinese literature. Drama is harder to compose, for it comprises of all kinds of genres and texts: shi, ei, ge, Ju, jing, shu, zi, ji, dialects, and colloquial locutions. It is harder to appreciate, for there are often jargons, some of which are rare, or borrowed from the dialects spoken by ethnic minorities, or words to which idiosyncratic meanings are attached by different authors. Consequently, classical Chinese drama has been relatively neglected. |
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| spelling | ntu-10356/203402020-11-01T06:22:49Z 中國古典戯劇語言運用研究 = A study on the use of language in Chinese classical drama Ong, Yong Peng. Jiang, Shaoyu National Institute of Education DRNTU::Humanities::Literature::Chinese Chinese classical drama, mainly written in the Yuan and Ming dynasties, together with shi in the Tang dynasty and ei in the Song dynasty, occupy a prominent position in the history of Chinese literature. Drama is harder to compose, for it comprises of all kinds of genres and texts: shi, ei, ge, Ju, jing, shu, zi, ji, dialects, and colloquial locutions. It is harder to appreciate, for there are often jargons, some of which are rare, or borrowed from the dialects spoken by ethnic minorities, or words to which idiosyncratic meanings are attached by different authors. Consequently, classical Chinese drama has been relatively neglected. Doctor of Philosophy 2009-12-14T09:35:16Z 2009-12-14T09:35:16Z 1997 1997 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/20340 zh NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY 299 p. application/pdf application/pdf |
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| title_short | 中國古典戯劇語言運用研究 = A study on the use of language in Chinese classical drama |
| title_sort | 中國古典戯劇語言運用研究 a study on the use of language in chinese classical drama |
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