Chinese Popular Culture and Ming Chantefables Book

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Chinese Popular Culture and Ming Chantefables, In 1967 a body of Chinese texts was discovered in a tomb outside Shanghai. It contained a set of unique examples of an oral genre favoured by unlearned classes in the late imperial period (15th century), best called 'chantefables', appearing at the, Chinese Popular Culture and Ming Chantefables

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Chinese Popular Culture and Ming Chantefables
Written by author Anne McLaren
Published by Brill Academic Publishers, Inc., March 1998
In 1967 a body of Chinese texts was discovered in a tomb outside Shanghai. It contained a set of unique examples of an oral genre favoured by unlearned classes in the late imperial period (15th century), best called 'chantefables', appearing at the
Chantefables were popular verse narratives performed by storytellers in late imperial China. This study deals with fifteenth century chantefables, their publishers and readers, their festive, kinship and performative context, and their significance in the

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Acknowledgements
Introduction 1
I The Discovery of the Chantefables at Jiading County 15
II Chantefables, Publishers and Readers 32
III Festivals, Masquerades and Chantefable Performance 77
IV Kinship and Performance: Patriarch Kai 124
V Orthodoxy and Popular Interpretation: Stock Material in Chantefables 154
VI The Literary Recycling of the Oral Tradition 192
VII Recalling the Past: the Folk Understanding of History 228
VIII Storyteller Rhetoric in Chantefables and Chantefables 261
IX Conclusion 279
List of Chantefables 292
Bibliography 296
Glossary of Chinese Terms 324
Index 335

Title: Chinese Popular Culture and Ming Chantefables

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Publication Date: March 1998

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Depth: 1.080 cm (0.43 inches)

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	Acknowledgements
	Introduction	1
I	The Discovery of the Chantefables at Jiading County	15
II	Chantefables, Publishers and Readers	32
III	Festivals, Masquerades and Chantefable Performance	77
IV	Kinship and Performance: Patriarch Kai	124
V	Orthodoxy and Popular Interpretation: Stock Material in Chantefables	154
VI	The Literary Recycling of the Oral Tradition	192
VII	Recalling the Past: the Folk Understanding of History	228
VIII	Storyteller Rhetoric in Chantefables and Chantefables	261
IX	Conclusion	279
	List of Chantefables	292
	Bibliography	296
	Glossary of Chinese Terms	324
	Index	335