The complexity of identity: Sarawak Chinese literature in Malaysian Chinese literature. by Chai, S.L.

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Early Chinese literature / by Watson, Burton, 1925-

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Between distance and inheritance: A study of the relation between Malaysian Chinese literature and modern Chinese literature by Fan, P.W.

“…Besides mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, Chinese literature is most developed in Malaysia. Before 1945, Chinese literature had a major influence on Malaysian literature in Chinese (Mahua literature), from the backgrounds to the thoughts of the literary works. …”

Gender and Superstition in Modern Chinese Literature by Gal Gvili

“…I propose that we mine modern Chinese literature by using literary methods. I demonstrate this proposal by reading China&#8217;s first feminist manifesto, <i>The Women&#8217;s Bell</i> by Jin Tianhe and the short story <i>Medicine</i> by Lu Xun.…”
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Dang Thai Mai And Chinese Literature by Nguyễn Lý Uy Hân

“…Vietnam literature in the period 1945 - 1975 is strongly dominated by political and social context. dang thai mai as the “oldest brother” in the study and introduction of modern chinese literature into the north of vietnam brought a new but known blow of literature of the neighbor for many vietnamese writers and researchers, however; it becomes very refreshing in the time of new literature. the paper mainly highlights what he has done with chinese literature in the period 1945 - 1975 in the north to confirm a certain contribution of his heart devoting to his home country’s literature: studying modern chinese literature to develop vietnam’s literature in the new era in the light of the party.…”
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Figures of the Psychotherapist in Contemporary Chinese Literature by Lanfang Guo, Wei Yuan

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The China image in Malaysian Chinese literature by Lin, D.S., Leng, N.Y.

“…The ``China Image'' in the Malaysian Chinese Literature has undergone a dramatic transformation over a long period of time. …”

Love tragedies in arabic and chinese literature by Aierken, Ailifeire

“…Majnun Layla and Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai are two well-known love tragedies in Arabic and Chinese literature. These two literary works share some similarities, but due to their different cultural backgrounds and different bringing-up environments, there also exist many differences. …”
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Chinese adaptation and diversity : essays on society and literature in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore / by Suryadinata, Leo

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Lu Xun's Stories and Modern Chinese Literature by Narmin JAHANGIROVA

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ACTUAL PROBLEMATICS IN STUDIES OF CONTEMPORARY CHINESE LITERATURE by Vladimir V. Seligey

“…The aim of the present study is to highlight the current trends, approaches and concepts of comparative study of modern Chinese literature, as well as to determine the outlines of modern Chinese literature as an object of comparative research in the context of the problem of the synthesis of “his” and “alien” in poetry and semantics of works of contemporary Chinese writers. …”
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Sarawak Chinese literature in Taiwan or local Sarawak Chinese literature: A perspective from regional experience towards rainforest writing by Chai, S.L.

“…When we agree that Sarawak Chinese literature does not belong to Mahua literature, can we then classify all Sarawak Chinese literature into one category? …”
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Wen hua ji yi yu hua ren she hui = cultural memory & Chinese society / by Hou, Kok Chung, editor

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The Buddhist Tradition of Prosimetric Oral Narrative in Chinese Literature by Victor H. Mair

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World Literature and Cultural Transformation in Modern Chinese Literature by Terry Yip

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Utopian and Insular Spaces in Chinese Literature: An Island Approach by Gang Hong

“…In response to the relative lack of scholarly attention paid to the relationship between island utopia and Chinese literature, this paper studies the imagination of both island and insular geographies in Chinese ‘utopian’ literature using an island-sensitive approach. …”
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One into many: translation and the dissemination of classical chinese literature. by Lindsay F. Farrar

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Imagining and practising a pure Malayanised Chinese literature by Lim, Choon Bee

China's men of letters, yesterday and today / by 371633 Priestley, K. E.

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One man's bible / by 254224 Gao, Xingjian, Mabel, Lee

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