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Preface | ||
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Introduction: Traditional Chinese Fiction Commentary in Context | 1 | |
Pt. I | A Brief History of Chinese Fiction Commentary | |
1 | Mr. Pingdian: Jin Shengtan and the Shuihu zhuan | 25 |
2 | Dealing with Jin Shengtan and the Rest of the "Four Masterworks" | 51 |
3 | Decline and Revival | 85 |
Pt. II | Making Room for Fiction | |
4 | Creating Implied Authors and Readers | 105 |
5 | Liberating Fiction from History | 131 |
6 | Liberating Fiction from "Reality" | 166 |
Pt. III | From What to Who: The Turn Away from Plot | |
7 | From Plot-Centered to Character-Centered Narratives | 191 |
8 | Relational Characterization and Ambiguous Characters | 209 |
Pt. IV | How to Write the Chinese Novel | |
9 | Fiction Criticism and How the Story Is Told | 229 |
10 | Articulating the Parts | 243 |
Pt. V | Four Solutions to the Challenge of Commentary | |
11 | Auto-commentary: The Xiyou bu and the Shuihu houzhuan | 269 |
12 | Commentator-Narrators: Li Yu, Ding Yaokang, and Wen Kang | 284 |
13 | Latent Commentary: The Rulin waishi | 312 |
14 | Everything All at Once: The Honglou meng | 329 |
Works Cited | 351 | |
Glossary-Index | 383 |
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