
Poems and stories for overcoming idleness : P'ahan Chip by Yi Illo
Il-lo Yi
Bok · Engelsk · 2024
Originaltittel | [ P'ahan chip .] Engelsk
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Omfang | ix, 455 sider : illustrasjoner
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Utgave | First edition
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Opplysninger | Acknowledgments(pp. VII-VIII) -- Conventions(pp. IX-X) -- I. Translator's Introduction(pp. 1-68) -- P'ahan chip-Fascicle 1(pp. 71-96) -- P'ahan chip-Fascicle 2(pp. 97-128) -- P'ahan chip-Fascicle 3(pp. 129-162) -- P'ahan chip-Epilogue(pp. 163-168) -- Glossary of Names, Titles, and Terms(pp. 169-198) -- Abbreviations(pp. 199-200) -- Notes(pp. 201-428) -- Bibliography(pp. 429-442) -- Index(pp. 443-456). - Poems and Stories for Overcoming Idleness is the first complete translation in any Western language of P'ahan chip, the earliest Korean work of sihwa (C. shihua; "remarks on poetry") and one of the oldest extant Korean sources. The collection was written and compiled by Yi Illo (1152-1220) during the mid-Koryo dynasty (918-1392). P'ahan chip features poetry composed in Literary Chinese (the scriptura franca of the premodern East Asian "Sinographic Sphere") by the author and his friends, which included such literary greats as Im Ch'un (dates unknown) and O Sejae (1133-?). P'ahan chip also contains the work of other writers of diverse backgrounds: Chinese master poets, famous Confucian literati, eminent Buddhist masters, erudite Daoist hermits, Koryo kings-as well as long-forgotten lower-level officials, unemployed intellectuals, and rural scholars.
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ISBN | 9780824897246
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