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Vita
Education:
- M.A. Universität
Zürich
- Ph.D. Princeton
University
Courses:
- 201 Intermediate
Chinese (Fall 1999-Fall 2005)
- 202 Intermediate
Chinese (Spring 2000-Spring 2006)
- 241 Chinese
Literature in Translation I: Prose and Poetry (Fall 2000, Fall 2001)
- 242 Chinese
Literature in Translation II: Popular Fiction and Drama (Spring 2001, Spring
2003, Spring 2006)
- 264 Chinese
Drama and Performing Arts (Spring 2000, Fall 2002, Fall 2005)
- 310 20th Century
Chinese Literature (Fall 1999)
- 444 Seminar
in Asian Societies (Spring 2003, Spring 2008)
- 494
Independent Study
Selected Publications:
- "A Bibliography
of Western-Language Studies of Kun-Style Music-Drama." In Kunqu
yanjiu ziliao suoyin (Bibliography of Studies on Kun-Style Music-Drama),
ed. Hong Weizhu. Taibei: Guojia chuban she, 2002: 641-84.
- "Gendered
Passions: Literati Poems on Female Impersonators in the Early Republican
Period." In Papers from the XIII EACS Conference. Torino, 2002.
(CD-ROM ISBN 88-9000888-0-X)
- "The
New Drama before the New Drama: Drama Journals and Drama Reform in Shanghai
before the May Fourth Movement." Theatre InSight 10.1 (1999):
49-59.
- "¥Ñ
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©² ¤T ºØ" (In Chinese: "Time, Place,
and Dynastic Transition in the Dramatic Works of Wu Weiye [1609-1672]").
Zhongguo wenzhe yanjiu tongxun, 9.4 (1999): 117-126.
- "An Interview
with the Author Feng Jicai." In Feng Jicai, Ten Years of Madness:
Oral Histories of China's Cultural Revolution. San Francisco: China
Books & Periodicals Inc., 1996: 259-74. (This interview has also appeared
in Chinese as appendix to Feng Jicai's Yi bai ge ren de shi nian.
Nanjing: Jiangsu wenyi, 1996.)
- "Zehn
Jahre im Leben von hundert gewöhnlichen Menschen: Zu Feng Jicais Projekt
der literarischen Dokumentation der Kulturrevolution." Asiatische
Studien/Études Asiatiques 50.1 (1996): 109-164
- "History
and Meaning in the Late Ming Drama Ming feng ji." Ming Studies
34 (1995): 1-31.
- "Self-reflections
of Extended Vernacular Prose Narrative: Discussions of Fact and Fiction
in Don Quixote, The Story of the Stone, and the Tale of Genji." Tamkamg
Review 25.1 (1994): 59-79.
Forthcoming
Publications:
- "Wu Weiye's Dramatic Works and His Aesthetics of Dynastic Transitions."
In Wilt L. Idema, Wai-yee Li, and Ellen Widmer, ed., Conference Volume on
Post-Conquest Literature in the Early Qing Dynasty.
- "The Spring Willow Society." In Michel Hockx, ed. Literary
Societies in Republican China.
Primary Fields
of Research:
- Traditional
Chinese Drama and Theatre
- Traditional
Chinese Fiction and Fiction Criticism
- 17th-Century
Chinese Literature and Culture
- Late Qing
and Early Republican Literature and Culture
Membership in
Scholarly Associations:
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