Interpretation and Literature in Early Medieval China

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Summary

Explores the new literary and interpretive milieu that emerged in the years following the decline of China's Han dynasty.

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Introduction	p. 1
Court Culture in the Late Eastern Han: The Case of the Hongdu Gate School	p. 9
The Patterns and Changes of Literary Patronage in the Han and Wei	p. 41
Wandering in the Ruins: The Shuijing zhu Reconsidered	p. 63
Evolving Practices of Guan and Liu Xie's Theory of Literary Interpretation	p. 103
Narrative in the Self-Presentation of Transcendence-Seekers	p. 133
"Jade Flower" and the Motif of Mystic Excursion in Early Religious Daoist Poetry	p. 165
Representing the Uncommon: Temple-Visit Lyrics from the Liang to Sui Dynasties	p. 189
Fox as Trickster in Early Medieval China	p. 223
Justice, Morality, and Skepticism in Six Dynasties Ghost Stories	p. 251
List of Contributors	p. 275
Index	p. 279
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