Shakespeare in China

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A&C Black, 2004年5月1日 - 176 頁
Shakespeare in China provides English language readers with a comprehensive sense of China's past and on-going encounter with Shakespeare. It offers a detailed history of twentieth-century Sino-Shakespeare from the beginnings to 1949, followed by more recent accounts of the playwright in the People's Republic, Hong Kong and Taiwan. The study pays particular attention to translation, criticism and theatrical productions and highlights Shakespeare's fate during the turbulent political times of modern China. Chapters on Shakespeare and Confucius and The Paradox of Shakespeare in the New China consider the playwright in the context of 'old' and 'new' Chinese ideologies. Bringing together hard to find materials in both English and Chinese, it builds upon and extends past research on its subject.

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1 The Early History of Shakespeare in China
1
2 Shakespeare and Mao 1 October 19491966
24
3 The Great Proletariat Cultural Revolution
42
4 After the Cultural Revolution 19762000
55
5 Shakespeare in Hong Kong and Taiwan
93
6 Shakespeare and Confucius
114
7 The Paradox of Shakespeare in the New China
128
Bibliography
139
Index
147
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Murray J. Levith is Professor of English at Skidmore College, New York, where he has taught Shakespeare for more than thirty-five years. His many publications include Shakespeare's Italian Settings and Plays (author) and A Historical Survey of Shakespeare in China (editor).

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