Liu Xiang's Biographies of Women. (development of harsher and harsher bios)
"The Epitaph of Fang Mu Zhang Ruren" by Gui Youguang (1507-1571)
Wu Meicun "The Epitaph of Wang Mu Zhou Taianren"
The Epitaph of Pei Mu Cha Yiran.
Ban Zhao.
(Wang Zhaojun)?
Li Qingzhao.
Poetry: why does autobiography have to be prose? Why...so overt?
a little poem about the woodpecker. Example of Odd autobiography!
The Inner Palace, described. 73-74 of the Red Brush.
"In ancient times there was lady Fan but now we have Concubine Ban" !
use Idema's text, because embedded in the biography. 80
(reading tips: reading poems with allusions)
defense poem: Red Brush 304.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Lecture: Writing Women
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Terms and topics
Blogs I like
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(244)
-
▼
July
(26)
- One Book in One Day: Well, Maybe Next Time
- Finished the Red Brush; back from the Wilderness
- Lecture: Li Qingzhao and poetic self-fashioning
- Buddhist and Daoist Lives
- Lecture: Literary Couples
- Yellow Lily
- Course Preview
- Lecture: Writing Women
- Lecture: Inhibition and Indulgence
- Autobiography Theory
- Lecture Outline: Wartime Autobiography
- Class Schedule for ALL 3900-002: Writing Lives in ...
- Bibliography Addendum: Jiu-jung Lo on Women's Auto...
- Is the Chinese Language Bad?
- Jumping Through Hoops (2003)
- Lao She Translations
- The Encyclopedia of Life Writing
- a/b Auto/biography Studies
- Review: When "I" Was Born
- When "I" Was Born: Chapter 2
- When "I" Was Born: Chapter 3
- When "I" Was Born: Chapter 5
- When "I" Was Born: Chapter 4
- When "I" Was Born: Chapter 6
- Xie Bingying
- When "I" Was Born: conclusion
-
▼
July
(26)
No comments:
Post a Comment