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Contents
of Tang Studies by Volume
T’ang Studies 40 (2022)
Timothy Wai Keung Chan. "Amorous Adventure in the Capital: Lu Zhaolin and Luo Binwang Writing in the 'Style of the Time'" (pp. 1-54).
Miao Xiaojing. "'Defying the Times': Liu Zhiji's Resignation Letter Reconsidered" (pp. 55-82)
Ng Pak-sheung. "How Officials Rose to Success and Migrated to the Center: Considering the Tombs of Meritorious Officials at Zhaoling" (pp. 83-120)
Jao Tsung-i, trans. David J. Lebovitz. "Did Men of Song Belt Out 'Tang Ci'? An Explanation of the Poem 'I Only Fear the Spring Breeze Will Chop Me Apart'" (pp. 121-153)
Jonathan Karam Skaff. "Norman Harry Rothschild: An Appreciation of the Man and Scholar" (pp. 155-171)
Ji Hao. "Du Fu Transforms: Tradition and Ethics amid Societal Collapse by Lucas Rambo Bender (review)" (pp. 173-178)
Ori Tavor. "Imperiled Destinies: The Daoist Quest for Deliverance in Medieval China by Franciscus Verellen (review)" (pp. 179-183)
Nicholas Morrow Williams. "The Zhenzheng lun by Xuanyi: A Buddhist Apologetic Scripture of Tang China by Thomas Jülch (review)" (pp. 184-189)
T’ang Studies 39 (2021)
N. Harry Rothschild. "Chrysanthemum Cakravartin: How the Convergence of the Double Ninth Festival and a Buddhist Prophecy of a Female Warrior King Helped Wu Zhao Inaugurate the Zhou Dynasty and Fashion a New Paradigm of Political Authority" (pp. 1-39).
Yi Ding. "Ornamenting Liturgies—Scripts for a Zhai Feast and Their Liturgical Context (6th–10th Centuries)" (pp. 41-67).
David L. McMullen. "Fine Flowers from an Evil Tree: Du Fu's Last Friendship and Its Sequel" (pp. 69-100).
Jue Chen. "The Formation and Reception of a Literary-Pictorial Persona of Li Bai: Reconsidering the So-Called Li Bai Chanting a Poem on a Stroll 李白行吟圖" (pp. 101-129).
T’ang Studies 38 (2020)
Michael Hoeckelmann. "Power Emasculated: Eunuchs, Great Clans and Political Reproduction Under the Tang" (pp. 1-27)
Thomas J. Mazanec. "Of Admonition and Address: Right-hand Inscriptions (Zuoyouming) from Cui Yuan to Guanxiu" (pp. 28-56)
Thomas Hirzel. "Local History Between Fact and Fabrication: The History of Ningbo During the Tang Dynasty" (pp. 57-80)
Zheng Wen. "Constructing the Legend: A Study of Du Mu in Anecdotes" (pp. 81-116)
T’ang Studies 37 (2019)
XIAOJING MIAO. "Self-Display and Farewell Counsel: The Occasional Preface in the Early and High Tang" (pp. 1-29)
TIMOTHY WAI KEUNG CHAN. "Engulfing and Embracing the Vast Earth: Li Bai’s Cosmology in His 'Ballad on the Sun Rising and Setting'" (pp. 30-58)
JINHUA JIA. "New Poetry from the Turquoise Pond: Women Poets in Eighth and Ninth Century China" (pp. 59-80)
DAVID L. McMULLEN. "Du Fu’s Political Perspectives: His Outlook on Governorships and his Response to Yuan Jie’s Daozhou Verses" (pp. 81-110)
RONALD EGAN. "The Tang Dynasty in Song-Period Stories: The Case of Yijian zhi" (pp. 111-128)
T’ang Studies 36 (2018)
DAVID L. McMULLEN. "Put Not Your Trust in Princes: A Political Analysis of the Imperial Clan from 755 to 805" (pp. 1-56)
SHAO-YUN YANG. "Shi Xiaozhang's Spirit Road Stele and the Rhetorical 'Barbarization' of Late Tang Hebei" (pp. 57-81).
TRACY MILLER. "Translating the Ta: Pagoda, Tumulus, and Ritualized Mahāyāna in Seventh-Century China" (pp. 82-120)
XIN ZOU. "Collecting Memories of a Fading Glory: A Translation of Li Deyu's (787-850) Ci Liushi Jiuwen" (pp. 121-149)
Report:
JESSEY CHOO and ALEXEI DITTER. "'On Commemorative Inscriptions': Fourth Workshop of the New Frontiers in the Study of Medieval China, Reed College, May 17-19, 2018" (pp. 150-154)
T’ang Studies 35 (2017)
PAUL W. KROLL. "Recalling Xuanzong and Lady Yang: A Selection of Mid- and Late Tang Poems" (pp.1-19)
TONY D. QIAN. "Classical Learning and the Law: Erudition as Persuasion in the Dragon Sinews, Phoenix Marrow Judgments of Zhang Zhuo" (pp.20-50).
FRANCISCUS VERELLEN. "Green Memorials: Daoist Ritual Prayers in the Tang-Five Dynasties Transition" (pp.51-86)
MEI AH TAN. "New Music Bureau Poetry as Memorial: The True Significance of Yuan Zhen's 'Shangyang Baifa Ren'" (pp.87-108)
Book Reviews:
TIMOTHY O'NEILL. Review of A Student's Dictionary of Classical and Medieval Chinese by Paul W. Kroll et al.
NICHOLAS MORROW WILLIAMS. Review of Li Deyu (787-850): Religion und Politik in der Tang-Zeit by Michael Höckelmann
T’ang Studies 34 (2016)
DOMINIC J. TOSCANO. “Naively Perfect: A Note on the
Image of the Boat in Zhang Jiuling's Poems" (pp. 1-11)
YUE HONG. “Divorce Practice in Medieval Dunhuang:
Reading 'Documents on Setting the Wife Free'" (pp. 12-39)
JIE WU. “Vitality and Cohesiveness in the Poetry of
Shangguan Wan'er (664-710)” (pp. 40-72)
XIN WEN. “What's in a Surname? Central Asian
Participation in the Culture of Naming of Medieval China” (pp.
73-98)
THOMAS MAZANEC. “Guanxiu's 'Mountain-Dwelling Poems': A Translation” (pp. 99-124)
Book Reviews:
LUCAS KLEIN. "On Cold Mountain: A Buddhist Reading of the Hanshan Poems" (pp. 125-128)
NICHOLAS MORROW WILLIAMS. "Tōdai no bungaku no riron: 'fukko' to 'sōshin'" (pp. 128-132)
T’ang Studies 33 (2015)
JESSEY J.C. CHOO. “Shall We Profane the Service of
the Dead? Burial Divinations, Untimely Burials, and Remembrance in
Tang Muzhiming" (pp. 1-37)
NATHAN VEDAL. “Never Taking a Shortcut: Examination
Poetry of the Tang" (pp. 38-61)
ANNETTE KIESER. “A 'Golden Age' Just for the Living? Silver Vessels in Tang Tombs” (pp. 62-90)
Review Articles:
MICHAEL RADICH. “Review of Paul Copp, The Body
Incantatory: Spells and the Ritual Imagination in Medieval
Chinese Buddhism” (pp. 91-110)
SARAH M. ALLEN. “Stories and Storytellers in a Changing World: Manling Luo's Literati Storytelling in Late Medieval China” (pp. 111-128)
Workshop Report:
JESSEY J.C. CHOO and ALEXEI DITTER. "'On Muzhiming': Inaugural Workshop of New Frontiers in the Study of Medieval China, Rutgers University, May 15-16, 2015" (pp. 129-134)
T’ang Studies 32 (2014)
DANIEL HSIEH. “Meeting Through Poetry: Du Fu's 杜甫
(712-770) 'Written in Accord with Prefect Yuan's Ballad of
Chongling'" (pp. 1-20)
ALEXEI DITTER. “The Commerce of Commemoration:
Commissioned Muzhiming in the Mid- to Late Tang" (pp.
21-46)
DAVID L. MCMULLEN. “The Emperor, the Princes, and
the Prefectures: A Political Analysis of the Pu'an Decree of 756
and the Fengjian Issue” (pp. 47-97)
T’ang Studies 31 (2013)
NICHOLAS MORROW WILLIAMS. “The Taste of the Ocean:
Jiaoran's Theory of Poetry” (pp. 1-27)
SHAO-YUN YANG. “ 'What Do Barbarians Know of Gratitude?' The Stereotype of Barbarian Perfidy and its Uses in Tang Foreign Policy Rhetoric" (pp. 28-74)
Review:
CARLA NAPPI. “Recycling History" (pp. 75-90)
T’ang Studies 30 (2012)
Editor’s Note (p. 1)
In Memoriam: Elling O. Eide (pp. 2-8)
PAUL W. KROLL “Zhang Jiuling and the Lychee” (pp.
9-22)
MANLING LUO. “What One Has Heard and Seen:
Intellectual Discourse in a Late Eighth-Century Miscellany” (pp.
23-44)
ANDREW EISENBERG. “Emperor Gaozong, the Rise of Wu Zetian, and Factional Politics in the Early Tang” (pp. 45-69)
Review Article:
MICHAEL A. FULLER. “Defining the Sovereign Body” (pp. 70-85)
T’ang Studies 29 (2011)
Editor’s Note (p. 1)
JACK W. CHEN. “On Sui and Tang
Cities: An Introduction” (pp. 2-5)
VICTOR CUNRUI XIONG. “The Miscellaneous
Record of the Reign of the Great Enterprise and Sui Luoyang”
(pp. 6-26)
LINDA RUI FENG. “Negotiating
Vertical Spaces: Walls, Vistas, and the Topographical Imagination”
(pp.
27-44)
JACK W. CHEN. “Social Networks,
Court Factions, Ghosts, and Killer Snakes: Reading Anyi Ward” (pp.
45-61)
ALEXEI DITTER. “Conceptions of Urban
Space in Duan Chengshi’s ‘Record of Monasteries and Stupas’” (pp.
62-83)
T’ang Studies
28 (2010)
DAVID L. McMULLEN. “Disorder in the
Ranks: A Political Analysis of Tang Court Assemblies” (pp. 1-60)
CHARLES HARTMAN. “Du Fu in the
Poetry Standards (Shige
詩格) and the Origins of the Earliest Du Fu
Commentary” (61-76)
SHIYING PANG. “Eminent Nuns and /
or/ as Virtuous Women: The Representation of Tang Female
Renunciants in
Tomb Inscriptions (pp. 77-96)
T’ang Studies
27 (2009)
DING XIANG WARNER. “Editor’s Note”
(pp. 1)
PAUL W. KROLL. “On the Study of Tang
Literature” (pp. 3-18)
Y. EDMUND LIEN. “Dunhuang Gazetteers
of the Tang Period” (pp. 19-39)
WENDI ADAMEK. “The Literary Lives of
Nuns: Poems Inscribed on a Memorial Niche for the Tang Nun
Benxing”
(pp. 40-65)
ALEXEI DITTER. “New Shoes and
Trimmed Feet: The Formation of the Modern Canon of Tang Dynasty
Prose”
(pp. 66-89)
T’ang Studies
26 (2008)
Essays in Honor of the Sixtieth
Birthday of Paul W. Kroll
Guest Editors Shiyi Yu and Timothy
Wai Keung Chan
TIMOTHY WAI KEUNG CHAN. “Forward”
(pp. i-iv)
Bibliography of Paul W. Kroll (pp.
1-12)
PING WANG. “Sound of the Maple on
the Yangzi River: A Topos of Melancholia in Early to Medieval
Chinese
Poetic Writing” (pp. 13-38)
BRIGITTA LEE. “Commemorating
Literary Perfection: Xie Lingyun’s (385-433) Imitative Remembrance
of
Ying Yang (d. 217)” (pp. 39-64)
YUE HONG. “A Structural Study of
Ninth-Century Anecdotes on ‘Original Events’” (pp. 65-84)
SHIYI YU. “Zhuangzi’s Posthumous
Titles and Teachers: How Did Zhuangzi Continue Speaking to the
Heart?”
(pp. 85-98)
STEPHAN N. KORY. “A Remarkably
Resonant and Resilient Tang-dynasty Augural Stone: Empress Wu’s Baotu”
(pp. 99-124)
J.E.E. PETTIT. “The Erotic Empress:
Fantasy and Sovereignty in Chinese Temple Inscriptions” (pp.
125-142)
TIMOTHY WAI KEUNG CHAN. “The Quest
of Lord of the Great Dao: Textual and Literary Exegeses of a
Shangqing
‘Register’ (HY 1378)” (pp. 143-173)
T’ang Studies
25 (2007)
PAUL W. KROLL. “Four Vignettes from
the Court of Tang Xuanzong” (pp. 1-28)
STEPHEN R. BOKENKAMP. “Li Bai,
Huangshan, and Alchemy” (pp. 29-56)
STEPHEN OWEN. “A Tang Version of Du
Fu: The Tangshi
Leixuan” (pp. 57-90)
WILLIAM H. NIENHAUSER, JR. “A Third
Look at ‘Li Wa Zhuan’” (pp. 91-110)
ANNA M. SHIELDS. “Words for the Dead
and the Living: Innovations in the Mid-Tang ‘Prayer Text’ (Jiwen)”
(pp.
111-146)
T.H. BARRETT. “The Background to the
First Modern Li
Wengong Ji” (pp. 147-156).
AMY McNAIR. “Beliefs About
Sculpture: The Marble Guardsmen of the Court Eunuch Yang Sixu”
(pp.
157-182)
MICHAEL R. DROMPP. “Chinese
‘Qaghans’ Appointed by Turks” (pp. 183-202
ANTHONY DeBLASI. “Contemplating
Rulership: The Changduan
Jing and Tang Political Thought”
(pp.203-232)
T’ANG STUDIES SOCIETY OFFICERS, PAST
AND PRESENT (p. 233)
T’ang Studies
23-24 (2005-2006)
MARY ANNE CARTELLI. “The
Gold-Colored World: “Eulogy on the Holy Regions of Mount Wutai”
(pp.
1-46)
CHRISTOPHER G. REA. “I Envy Your New
Teeth and Hair”: Humor, Self-Awareness and Du Fu’s Poetic
Self-Image”
(pp. 47-90)
SING-CHEN LYDIA CHIANG. “Poetry and
Fictionality in Tang Records of Anomalies” (pp. 91-118)
YOUNG KYUN OH. “Two Silla
Intellectuals in Tang: Case Studies of Early Sino-Korean Cultural
Connections” (119-148)
NORMAN HARRY ROTHSCHILD. “Beyond
Filial Piety: Biographies of Exemplary Women and Wu Zhao’s New
Paradigm
of Political Authority” (149-168)
Y. EDMUND LIEN. “The Moral High
Ground: Two Admonitory Fu by Liu Zongyuan” (pp. 169-186)
Bibliography: Scholarly Work on the
Tang, 2005-2006 (pp. 187-216)
T’ang Studies
22 (2004)
PING YAO. “The Daoist Investiure of
Princess Jinxian and Yuzhen and the Journey of Tang Imperial
Daughters”
(pp. 1-40)
ANNA M. SHIELDS. “ The Limits of
Knowledge: Three Han Yu Letters to Friends, 799-802” (pp. 41-80)
YUGEN WANG. “Shigen: The Popular
Poetics of Regulated Verse” (pp. 81-126)
Bibliography: Scholarly Works on
T’ang Studies, 203-2004 (pp. 127-150)
T’ang Studies
20-21 (2002-2003)
DING XIANG WARNER. "Rethinking the
Authorship and Dating of 'Gujing ji'" (pp. 1-38)
ANDREW EISENBERG. "A Study in Court
Factionalism: The Politics of Tang Taizong" (pp. 39-69)
CHARLES HOLCOMBE. "Immigrants and
Strangers: From Cosmopolitanism to Confucian Universalism in Tang
China" (pp. 71-112)
PATRICIA KARETZKY. "Wu Zetian and
Buddhist Art of the Tang Dynasty" (pp. 113-52)
CAROLYN FORD. "Note on a Portrait of
Li Jilan (d. 784)" (pp. 153-61)
T’ang Studies
18-19 (2000-2001)
JINHUA CHEN. "The Birth of a
Polymath: The Genealogical Background of the Tang Monk-Scientist
Yixing
(673-727)" (pp. 1-39)
MICHELLE SANS. "A Better View of Li
Bai's 'Imitating the "Fu
on Resentment"'" (pp. 41-59)
PATRICIA E. KARETZKY. "Imperial
Splendor in the Service of the Sacred: The Famen Tea Treasures"
(pp.
61-85)
PAUL W. KROLL . "The Significance of
the fu in
the History of T'ang Poetry" (pp. 87-105)
T’ang Studies
17 (1999)
DAVID PRAGER BRANNER. "A Neutral
Transcription System for Teaching Medieval Chinese" (pp. 1-170)
JAN A.M. DE MEYER. "Mountainhopping:
The Life of Wu Yun" (pp. 171-211)
PATRICIA E. KARETZKY. "The
Representation of Women in Medieval China: Recent Archaeological
Evidence" (pp. 213-70)
T’ang Studies
15-16 (1997-98)
ANNA M. SHIELDS. "Gathering the
'Flowers' of Poetry and Song: An Analysis of
Three Anthologies from the Late Tang and Shu" (pp. 1-39)
PAUL W. KROLL. "Tamed Kite and
Stranded Fish: Interference and Apology in Lu Chao-lin's fu" (pp.
41-77)
J. RUSSELL KIRKLAND. "Dimensions of
Tang Taoism: The State of the Field at the End of the Millennium"
(pp.
79-123)
CHARLES HOLCOMBE. "Early Imperial
China's Deep South: The Viet Regions through Tang Times" (pp.
125-56)
TIM W. CHAN. "Literary Criticism and
the Ethics of Poetry: The 'Four Elites of the Early Tang' and Pei
Xingjian" (pp. 157-82)
T’ang Studies
14 (1996)
JIA JINHUA. "The 'Pearl Scholars'
and the Final Establishment of Regulated Verse" (pp. 1-20)
RICHARD G. WANG. "Liu Tsung-yüaan's
'Tale of Ho-chien' and Fiction" (pp. 21-48)
STEPHEN H. WEST. "Serendipity: A
Little Note on Du Fu Texts in the Jin" (pp. 49-65)
JUE CHEN. "Calculated Anachronisms
and Intertextual Echoes in Bu Jiang Zong baiyuan zhuan" (pp.
67-97)
HOWARD Y.F. CHOY. "Frustrated
Expectation: On the Phonic License of Li Bo's Heptasyllabic
Regulated
Octaves" (pp. 99-123)
J. MICHAEL FARMER. "Passages: Three
Poems at Thorn Portal" (pp. 125-40)
T’ang Studies
13 (1995)
Guest Editors: David R. Knechtges,
Stephen Owen
DAVID R. KNECHTGES. "Hans H.
Frankel, Teacher and Scholar" (pp. 1-5)
STEPHEN OWEN. "Hans Frankel, the
Gentle Revolutionary" (pp. 7-8)
Partial List of the Writings of Hans
H. Frankel (pp. 9-11)
DONALD HOLZMAN and DENIS TWITCHETT.
"The Life and Work of Robert des Rotours" (pp. 13-31)
PAUL W. KROLL. "Li Po's Inscription
for the Great Bell of the Hua-ch'eng Monastery" (pp. 33-50)
DAVID R. KNECHTGES. "The Old-Style
fu of Han Yu" (pp. 51-80)
STEPHEN OWEN. "What Did Liuzhi
Hear?: The 'Yan Terrace Poems' and the Culture of Romance" (pp.
81-118)
MICHAEL FULLER. "Liu Kezhuang on
Tang Poetry" (pp. 119-41)
T’ang Studies
12 (1994)
ZU-YAN CHEN. "Chang Yüeh: First Poet
of the High T'ang" (pp. 1-10)
PATRICIA KARETZKY. "New
Archaeological Evidence of Tang Esoteric Art" (pp. 11-37)
SHELLEY W. CHAN. "How the Story is
Told and Who is Telling: Reading Li Bai's 'Ballad of Changgan' and
'Ballad of Jiangxia' " (pp. 39-55)
PAUL RAKITA GOLDIN. "Reading Po
Chü-i" (pp. 57-96)
HO CH'ING-KU . "The Artistic
Achievement and Historical Position of Huai-su's Draft-Script
Calligraphy" (pp. 97-116)
T’ang Studies
10-11 (1992-93)
P.A. HERBERT. "Decree Examinations
in T'ang China" (pp. 1-40)
SHAN CHOU. "Literary Reputations in
Context" (pp. 41-66)
JAN DE MEYER. "Confucianism and
Daoism in the Political Thought of Luo Yin" (pp. 67-80)
ZHOU JIANGUO; tr. JONATHAN PEASE.
"Consider the Sun and Moon: Li Te-yü and the Written Word" (pp.
81-109)
SUZANNE CAHILL. "Marriages Made in
Heaven" (pp. 111-22)
AMY McNAIR. "Draft Entry for a T'ang
Biographical Dictionary: Yen Chen-ch'ing" (pp. 123-51)
J. RUSSELL KIRKLAND. "Three Entries
for a T'ang Biographical Dictionary: Wang Hsi-i, Huang Ling-wei,
Ho
Chih-chang" (pp. 153-65)
T’ang Studies
8-9 (1990-91)
"Edward Hetzel Schafer, 1913-1991"
(p 3-8)
Bibliography of Edward H. Schafer (p
9-22)
EDWARD H. SCHAFER. "What and How Is
Sinology?" (pp. 23-44)
CAROLE MORGAN. "T'ang Geomancy: The
Wu-hsing ('Five Names') Theory and Its Legacy" (pp. 45-76)
JAMES J. LALLY. "An Unusual Group
of Early T'ang Painted Pottery Figures" (pp. 77-81)
FAN-PEN CHEN. "Problems of Chinese
Historiography As Seen In the Official Records on Yang Kuei-fei"
(pp.
83-96)
PAUL W. KROLL. "Po Chü-i's 'Song of
Lasting Regret': A New Translation" (pp. 97-104)
ELLING O. EIDE. "Another Go at the
Mao Ying chuan"
(pp. 105-11)
T’ang Studies
7 (1989)
Publications of Edwin G. Pulleyblank
(to May 1990) (p 3-21)
DENIS TWITCHETT. "Po Chü-I's
'Government Ox' " (pp. 23-38)
JENNIFER W. JAY. "The Li Hsün
Faction and the Sweet Dew Incident of 835" (pp. 39-58)
D.L McMULLEN. "The Cult of Ch'i
T'ai-kung and T'ang Attitudes to the Military" (pp. 59-103)
DANIEL BRYANT. "On the Authenticity
of the Tz'u Attributed to Li Po" (pp. 105-36)
J.D. SCHMIDT. "Disorder and the
Irrational in the Poetry of Han Yü" (pp. 137-67)
TERENCE RUSSELL . "The Taoist
Elegies of Ku K'uang" (pp. 169-95)
T’ang Studies
6 (1988)
MICHAEL R. DROMPP. "A T'ang
Adventurer in Inner Asia" (pp. 1-23)
JOHN LEE. "The Dragons and Tigers of
792: The Examination In T'ang History" (pp. 25-47)
HUGH R. CLARK. "Bridles, Halters,
and Hybrids: A Case Study in T'ang Frontier Policy" (pp. 49-68)
DONALD HARPER. "A Note on Nightmare
Magic in Ancient and Medieval China" (pp. 69-76)
VOLKER KLÖPSCH. "Lo Pin-wang's
Survival: Traces of a Legend" (pp. 77-97)
JOSEPH J. LEE . "A New Ch'üan T'ang
shih" (pp. 99-101)
T’ang Studies
5 (1987)
HELLMUT WILHELM and DAVID R.
KNECHTGES. "T'ang T'ai-tsung's Poetry" (pp. 1-23)
TS'EN CHUNG-MIEN; tr. P.A. HERBERT.
"The T'ang System of Bureaucratic Titles and Grades" (pp. 25-31)
STEPHEN JONES and LAURENCE PICKEN.
"Tunes of T'ang Date for the 'Get Treasure Song'?" (pp. 33-44)
EDWARD H. SCHAFER. "The Dance of the
Purple Culmen" (pp. 45-68)
AMY McNAIR. "Fa
shu yao lu, a
Ninth-Century Compendium of Texts on Calligraphy" (pp. 69-86)
SUZANNE CAHILL. "Reflections,
Disputes, and Warnings: Three Medieval Chinese Poems about
Paintings of
the Eight Horses of King Mu" (pp. 87-94)
PAUL W. KROLL. "Basic Data on
Reign-Dates and Local Government" (pp. 95-104)
T’ang Studies
4 (1986)
DENIS TWITCHETT. "The Inner Palace
Diary (Nei ch'i-chü chu)"
(pp. 1-9)
MADELINE K. SPRING. "Han Yü's
Chin-hsüeh chieh:
A Rhapsody on Higher Learning" (pp. 11-27)
VICTOR H. MAIR. "The Origins of an
Iconographical Form of the Pilgrim Hsüan-tsang" (pp. 29-41)
J. RUSSELL KIRKLAND. "The Last
Taoist Grand Master at the T'ang Imperial Court: Li Han-kuang and
T'ang
Hsüan-tsung" (pp. 43-67)
DONALD HARPER. "The Analects Jade
Candle: A Classic of T'ang Drinking Custom" (pp. 69-90)
SUZANNE CAHILL. "Night-Shining
White: Traces of a T'ang Dynasty Horse in Two Media" (pp. 91-95)
T’ang Studies
3 (1985)
EDWARD H. SCHAFER. "The Princess
Realized in Jade" (pp. 1-23)
PAUL W. KROLL. "The Flight from the
Capital and the Death of Precious Consort Yang" (pp. 25-53)
JULIA K. MURRAY. "Recent
Archaeological Discoveries on the Sui and T'ang: Articles from
Chinese
Journals, 1983" (pp. 55-94)
ELLING O. EIDE. "In the Wake of Wei
Chien's Flotilla or 'Precious Chicken, Indeed!': Some Additional
Notes
on the Great Heavenly Treasure Scandal" (pp. 95-107)
S.F. TEISER. "T'ang Buddhist
Encyclopedias: An Introduction to Fa-yü'an
chu-lin and Chu-ching
yao-chi" (pp. 109-128)
T’ang Studies
2 (1984)
RAOUL BIRNBAUM. "Thoughts on T'ang
Buddhist Mountain Traditions and Their Context" (pp. 5- 23)
PAUL W. KROLL."The True Dates of the
Reigns and Reign-Periods of T'ang" (pp. 25-30)
J. RUSSELL KIRKLAND.
"Chang Kao - Noteworthy T'ang Taoist?" (pp. 31-35)
D.L McMULLEN. "A Note on the Feng Ritual of 742 -
In Response to Professor Elling Eide" (pp. 37-40)
T’ang Studies
1 (1982)
ELLING O. EIDE. "Li Po's Riddle Naming Cloud-ritual Hsü in Relation to the Feng Sacrifice of 742 and the Great Heavenly Treasure Scandal, to which Is Appended a Note on Stamping Songs and a Sino-Turkish Name for the Huns" (pp. 8-20)
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