Glossary-Index
In this index, an "f" after a page number indicates a separate reference on the next
page, and an "ff" indicates separate references on the next two pages. A continuous
discussion is indicated by a span of page numbers, e.g., "57-59." Passim is used for a
cluster of references in close but not consecutive sequence. Entries are alphabetized
letter by letter, ignoring word breaks, syllable divisions, hyphens, and accents, with
the exception of personal names, which are alphabetized first under the surname
and then under the given name.| abridged editions, 33n, 65n, 76; poetry in, 237-38 | |
| abuse, terms of, in commentaries: bad reader, 152, 178, 348; clumsy, 325n; crazy person listening to talk of dreams, 173, 181; dolts, 152, 179ff; dullards, 130; hack, 235, 286; numbskull, 181; ordinary fiction, 110, 306, 333; shtick, 233, 238, 325; stereotyped, 333; village know-it-alls, 53n; vulgar 180, 325, 346; without interest, 113, 239 | |
| accretive stage, 7, 218 | |
| actors edit plays, 258n | |
| adumbration, 163n | |
| advance insertion, 249f, 321f | |
| advance mention, 249, 303-4n | |
| advertisements for commentary, 283 | |
| Aenead, 12, 17n | |
| aesthetic distance, 66, 82, 97-98, 178, 243-44,328 | |
| Aethiopica, 230 | |
| affective-expressive theory of literature, 126 | |
| ai er zhi qi e, zeng er zhi qi shan 142 | |
| Aina jushi, 122 | |
| allegoresis, 167, 171 | |
| allegory,77-78, 82-84, 152, 171, 309; and history, 146, 154f; and mistakes, 66n, 84, 114-15, 157, 180- 82. See also Jin Ping Mei; Xiyou ji | |
| allusion, 5 | |
| alternation, 256ff, 322, 330n | |
| amateur storytelling, 281 | |
| ambiguous characters, 192, 220, 347 | |
| amnesty, 27ff, 30, 35f, 263 | |
| an , 114n, 287ff, 342, 346 | |
| An Daoquan , 178 | |
| An Xuehai , 305 | |
| anachronisms, 180-81 | |
| analepsis, 250 | |
| anatomy, 256n | |
| ancient text, see guben | |
| Anderson, Marston, 215n | |
| annal, 145 | |
| annals and biography form, 141 | |
| Anno, Mitsumasa, 15n |
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Publication information:
Book title: Traditional Chinese Fiction and Fiction Commentary:Reading and Writing between the Lines.
Contributors: David L. Rolston - Author.
Publisher: Stanford University.
Place of publication: Stanford, CA.
Publication year: 1997.
Page number: 383.
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