This book is a comprehensive study of Chinese figures and motifs in medieval Japanese noh theater. It explores the images of China and their implications constructed in the so-called "karagoto-mono" (Chinese plays) that reflect the artistic preferences, as well as the cultural and sociopolitical sentiments towards China held by Muromachi noh artists and audiences.
This book is a comprehensive study of Chinese figures and motifs in medieval Japanese noh theater. It explores the images of China and their implications constructed in the so-called "karagoto-mono" (Chinese plays) that reflect the artistic preferences, as well as the cultural and sociopolitical sentiments towards China held by Muromachi noh artists and audiences.
Leo Shingchi Yip is associate professor of Japanese studies at Gettysburg College.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction - Locating China in Noh: The Evolving Dynamics of the Other and the Self Chapter 1 - The Auspicious Other : Celebrating with Chinese Deities in Sei bo, T b saku, and Tsurukame Chapter 2 - The Sympathized Other and the Distanced Self : Recasting Legendary Chinese Beauties in Sh kun and Y kihi Chapter 3 - The Exotic Other : The Spectacular China in Shakky and Ry ko Chapter 4 - The Destructive Other : Threats from China in Haku Rakuten and Zegai Chapter 5 - The Harmonious Other and the United Self : The Socially and Religiously Unified Chinese in Sansh and T sen Conclusion - Reinterpreting China, Reinventing China
Introduction - Locating China in Noh: The Evolving Dynamics of the Other and the Self Chapter 1 - The Auspicious Other : Celebrating with Chinese Deities in Sei bo, T b saku, and Tsurukame Chapter 2 - The Sympathized Other and the Distanced Self : Recasting Legendary Chinese Beauties in Sh kun and Y kihi Chapter 3 - The Exotic Other : The Spectacular China in Shakky and Ry ko Chapter 4 - The Destructive Other : Threats from China in Haku Rakuten and Zegai Chapter 5 - The Harmonious Other and the United Self : The Socially and Religiously Unified Chinese in Sansh and T sen Conclusion - Reinterpreting China, Reinventing China
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