元雜劇研究
by 吉川幸次郎著鄭清茂譯
Yuan Zaju Yanjiu is a comprehensive scholarly examination of the Yuan dynasty's dramatic plays, authored by Yoshikawa Kojiro and translated by Zheng Qingmao. It explores the historical development, thematic elements, and cultural impact of this influential Chinese theatrical form, providing essential insights for literature and history enthusiasts.
About This Book
This book presents a detailed study of Yuan Zaju, the dramatic genre that flourished during the Yuan dynasty in China. Authored by Yoshikawa Kojiro and translated by Zheng Qingmao, it examines the historical and cultural context of these plays.
The research delves into the structure, themes, and significance of Yuan Zaju within classical Chinese literature. It highlights how this form contributed to the development of Chinese opera and storytelling traditions.
Readers gain an understanding of the linguistic and artistic elements that define Yuan Zaju, making it a valuable resource for scholars of East Asian studies.
The translation ensures accessibility for non-Chinese speakers, preserving the original scholarly depth while introducing key concepts to a broader audience.
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