Publisher: Shanghai People's Publishing House; First edition (May 1, 2008)
Series Name: Masterpieces by Famous Masters
Paperback: 574 pages
Language: Simplified Chinese
Format: 16
ISBN:9787208077348
Barcode: 9787208077348
Product size: 22.2 x 15 x 2.6 cm
Product weight: 662 g
Qian Mingzi, female, professor, ancestral home in Jing'an County, Jiangxi Province. Born in Nanchang in November 1931, graduated from the Chinese Department of Fudan University in Shanghai in 1955, and was assigned by the state to Beijing Normal University as a four-year graduate student majoring in folk literature. Before graduation, he voluntarily applied to drop out of school to work. He served as a literary editor for 18 years and joined the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University as a teacher in 1980. I have taught undergraduate and master's students courses such as Introduction to Folk Literature, Epic Studies, Mythology, and Marxist Folk Literature and Art. Previous lecturers, associate professors, and professors. Continue to engage in research on mythology, folk religion, and folk culture after retirement. His works include "Epic Exploration of the Underworld", "The Journey of Mythology", "Ancient Chinese Mythology and Legends", "Epic of Chinese Minority Heroes", "Chinese Mythology" (first edition), "The Origin of Chinese Gods", "The Charm of Folk Culture", etc. His papers are over one million words long.
A Brief Discussion on the Study of Centennial Mythology (Preface)
Chapter 1: The Mythological View of Late Qing Dynasty: The Turning Point in the Formation of Chinese Mythology
A Mythological View of Ethnography
The Relationship between Mythology and History
The educational role of the three myths
The Sprout of Four Comparative Studies
Five summaries
Chapter 2: Lu Xun is the Undertaker and Pioneer of Chinese Mythology
A Basic Theory of Mythology Research
1. Praise the rebellion against God
2. Discussing Shensi
3. Elucidate myths
4. On the Limits of Mythology
The Mythological View in "New Stories"
1. Reproduction and sublimation of the beauty created by mythology
2. Give new meaning to ancient myths and legends
3. Take the "angry sound" from ancient myths and legends
4. Symbol of national elites
5. New explorations in the re creation of myths
The Three Great Carriers of the Past and the Future
Chapter 3: Mao Dun is the Founder of Modern Mythology
Background and motivation for engaging in mythological research
II. Relationship with the Anthropological School
Three Discussions on the Nature of Mythology
Four Discussions on the Evolution of Mythology
Understanding and Classification of Five Ancient Chinese Mythological Systems
Six Contributions to Comparative Mythology
Seven Mythology as the Source of Literature
Eight Historical Status
Chapter 4: Wen Yiduo's Achievements in Modern Mythology
The significant importance of verifying the authenticity of a pair of dragons
1. Advancement of Mythology Research
Science requires imagination
3. Solved a mystery of ancient times
4. Open a key to the mysterious official
Two pairs of interpretations of Taoism and immortals
1. Tracing the origins of Taoism
2. Only Spirit Theory and Immortal Theory
3. Summary
Exploring the Mythical View of the Dragon Boat Festival from Three Perspectives
The Mythological Value of the Four Mythologies and Poetry
Chapter 5 Gu Jiegang's View on Ancient History and Mythology
A controversial scholar
The formation of the mythological view of ancient history
A Comprehensive View of the Mythical Layers in Three Ancient Histories
1. What is the accumulation of ancient history and mythology
2. The core of the hierarchical view of ancient history and mythology
3. The influence of the accumulation of ancient history and mythology
The theory of the differentiation and evolution of myths in the four ancient histories
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Chapter 6: Zhong Jingwen's Folklore and Mythology
Chapter 7: Yuan Ke's Contribution to Contemporary Mythology
Chapter 8: Mythology from a Multidimensional Perspective (Part 1)
Chapter 9: Mythology from a Multidimensional Perspective (Part 2)
Chapter 10: Mythology from a Multidimensional Perspective (Part 2)
Chapter 11: The Resurgence of Mythical Reconstruction (Part 1)
Chapter 12: The Resurgence of Mythical Reconstruction (Part 2)
Chapter XIII The Rise of Mythology Research in the Central Plains
Chapter 14: Reproductive Culture and Reproductive Mythology
Chapter 15: Research on Ethnic Minority Mythology
Chapter 16: Mythology of Taiwan and Hong Kong
Appendix Mourning My Academic Partner
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