FRENZ, Horst & G.L. ANDERSON (eds.). Indiana University Conference on Oriental-Western Literay Relations

Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press, 1955. In-8°. (10)-241pp..

Orig. wrps (covers slighty worn, text fine). Studies in Comparative Literature n°13

Broché (usures sur la couverture, intérieur parfait). Bon état. Format 15,3 x 22,8 cm.

Contents :

Preface, John W. Ashton

Introduction, H. Frenz & G.L. Anderson

I. Poetics :

1. Sanskrit Poetry and Sanskrit Poetics, Daniel H.H. Ingall

2. Arabic Poetics, G.E. von Grunebaum

3. Prosodic Elements in T'ang Poetry, John L. Bishop

4. Tanka and Haiku : Some Aspects of Classical Japanese Poetry, Richard N. McKinnon

II. Modern Oriental Literature :

1. The Old and New in Twentieth Century Japanese Literature, Joseph K. Yamagiwa

2. Tradition and Experiment in Modern Chinese Literature, Yi-tsi Mei

3. Modern Bengali Literature, Buddhadeva Bose

4. Modern Arabic Literature, Kermit Schoonover

III. Issues and Ideas :

1. Man and Nature in Chinese Philosophy, Y. P. Mei

2. Man and Nature in Chinese Literature, Y. P. Mei

3. From Imagism to Whitmanism in Recent Chinese Poetry : A Search for Poetics That Failed, Achilles Fang

4. Urban History and Urbanity in Literature, Jeremy Ingalls

IV. Discussion :

1. Oriental-Western Cultural Relations in a Changing World, Arnold H. Rowbotham

2. Far Eastern Literature in Translation : A List of Problems, John W. Morrison

3. Chinese Literature in Translation, Liu Wu-Chi

4. Problems in Evaluating and Using Translations, G.L. Anderson

5. The Teaching of Oriental Literature, Kurt F. Leidecker

Mots-clés: LITTERATURE COMPAREE, ASIA, ASIE, LITERATURE, CHINA, JAPAN, CHINE, JAPON