Lecture 01 (?) Inhibition and indulgence
Review the historical context. The mountain that is the Han!
(reading tips: nested reading)
"As the self was not considered a self-contained entity that defined its own importance, autobiography, a genre that apparently celebrates the achievement of the autonomous individual, was tantamount to unabashed self-exaltation." Jumping through hoops p. 4. This is of course only one half of the story.
Encountering sorrow. "distasteful narcissim"? Red Brush, p. 6: "ci poems and feminine mode."
Wang Chong, "the first untrammeled autobiographical expression in China" (Wu 45-6)
Cao Pi's Tianlun Self-reference as "I"
Elements to point out: "I" (explain); temporal/spatial (comix? Larson!)
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Lecture: Inhibition and Indulgence
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