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Translation, or Sinology: Problems of Aims and Results by Kroll, Paul W.

“…Although sinology cannot exist without translation, the goals of the two are not always the same. One is usually put in service subordinate to the other,…”
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A Poetry Debate of the Perfected of Highest Clarity by Kroll, Paul W

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Between Something and Nothing (Presidential Address) by Kroll, Paul W.

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Reflections on Recent Anthologies of Chinese Literature in Translation by Kroll, Paul W.

“…Several books are reviewed, including "Sources of Chinese Tradition, Vol 1, From Earliest Times to 1600" edited by Irene Bloom and Wm. Theodore De Bary…”
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Seven Rhapsodies of Ts'ao Chih by Kroll, Paul W.

“…To scholars of the present day the fu or "rhapsody" remains yet a rather neglected genre of Chinese poetry, even though it was of great importance to writers…”
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Lexical Landscapes and Textual Mountains in the High T'Ang by Kroll, Paul

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On "Far Roaming" by Kroll, Paul W.

“…A broader view of the poem called "Far Roaming," from the Ch'u tz'u anthology, often treated as though it were a lesser version of Ch'ü Yüan's "Encountering…”
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Us and Them by Kroll, Paul W.

“…Address to the Plenary Session of the American Oriental Society, Sesquicentennial Anniversary Meeting, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, 31 March 1992, on the topic…”
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The Life and Writings of Xu Hui (627-650), Worthy Consort, at the Early Tang Court by KROLL, PAUL W.

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The Memories of Lu Chao-lin by Kroll, Paul W.

“…Literature may be regarded as memory and dream reconstituted in language, new reality created out of thought and time to outlast physical decay. Some…”
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Li Po's Transcendent Diction by Kroll, Paul W.

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In the Halls of the Azure lad by Kroll, Paul W.

“…Only recently have students of medieval China begun to pay serious attention to the lore and language of the Taoist scriptures of that era. These works were,…”
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Fair and Yet Not Fond by Kroll, Paul W.

“…The publication of a book of translations focusing on the work of Hsüeh T'ao, the best-known poetess of the T'ang dynasty, evokes some reflections on a variety…”
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An Addendum to the History of T'ang Art: Painting on Water by Kroll, Paul W.

“…Historians of medieval Chinese art have long been aware of a few eccentric painters of the late eighth and early ninth centuries. But none has noticed a…”
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Chu Guangxi, a Belated Silver Poet of the High Tang by Toscano, Dominic John

“…The Tang dynasty official Chu Guangxi was a well-regarded poet with a place in the literary circle of the eighth century, that most famous era of poetic…”
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The Dancing Horses of T'Ang by Kroll, Paul W

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The Image of the Halcyon Kingfisher in Medieval Chinese Poetry by Kroll, Paul W.

“…Students of medieval Chinese literature can never afford to take for granted the peculiar qualities and characteristics of the physical objects referred to by…”
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Wang Shih-Yüan's Preface to the Poems of Meng Hao-Jan by Kroll, Paul W.

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Verses From On High: the Ascent of T'Ai Shan by Kroll, Paul W

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On the Role of Religion in Tang Tales: An Introduction to Zhang Du's "Xuanshi zhi" by Coleman, Fletcher

“…Despite containing some of the most fascinating tales within the anomaly account genre, scholarship on the Xuanshi zhi remains very limited. Attributed to the…”
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