Playing with Plays: Drama and Early Modern Chinese Media Ecologies /

How was drama experienced in early modern China? It was not tied to a single medium such as the page or the stage, but operated in a media ecology-an environment in which it integrated other arts and media while being refashioned in a variety of arts and media. This book explores a wide range of cul...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Wu, Yinghui (مؤلف)

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منشور في: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2025.

سلاسل: Asian Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2025.
Studies in the History of Chinese Texts ; 18.

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505 0 |t Acknowledgements -- List of Figures X -- Abbreviations -- Introduction --  1 Plays and Media --  2 Media Studies as an Approach to Early Modern Chinese Drama --  3 Media, Remediation, Media Ecology --  4 Playing with Plays --  5 Chapter Overview -- 1 Remediating Li Zhi for Drama --  1 Names That Became Brands --  2 The Media Environment of Drama Publishing --  3 Affective Immersion and the Experience of Immediacy --  4 Mosuo and the Experience of Hypermediacy --  5 The Inevitability of Mediation --  6 Virtual Theater on the Margins of Plays --  7 Conclusion -- 2 Hypermedial Illustration --  1 Drama Illustrations in the Late Ming: Trends and Shifts --  2 A Social Typology of Figures --  3 "Figure-in-Landscape": Size, Proportion, and the Mode of Viewing --  4 Three Types of "Figure-in-Landscape": Traveler, Fisherman, and Female Performer --  5 Conclusion -- 3 The Media Ecology of Qu Singing --  1 The Protean Culture of Qu --  2 Qu: the Legitimate Heir to a Poetic-Musical Tradition --  3 The Social World of Qu Connoisseurship: between Text and Experience --  4 The Interplay among Qu Singing, Publishing, and Connoisseurship --  5 A Connoisseur in the Making: Ling Mengchu and Publishing --  6 Constraints by the Singing Culture --  7 A Connoisseur in the Making: Ling Mengchu and Qu Performance --  8 Conclusion -- 4 Media as Messages in The Sixth Book of Genius --  1 The Medium for the Message, or the Medium as the Message --  2 The "Multimedia" Sixth Book of Genius --  3 The Medium of Spirit Writing: Affect and Efficacy --  4 The Medium of Buddhist Sermon: between Orality and Writing --  5 Reading Xixiang ji and the Invocation of a Spirit Medium --  6 Sermonizing in the Commentary --  7 The Medium of Gong'an Dialogues: Orality and Performativity --  8 Gong'an-like Dialogues in the Commentary --  9 Conclusion -- 5 Hypermediacy in Eight-Legged Essays on Plays --  1 Xi and Youxi, Theater and Gameplay --  2 The Eight-Legged Essay as Gameplay --  3 Playful Eight-Legged Essays in Print --  4 Eight-Legged Essays on Drama: (Not) Playing by the Rules --  5 Qing and Hypermediacy in Qian Shu's Elegant Taste --  6 Playing with Moral Passion in Eight-Legged Essays on Pipa ji --  7 Conclusion -- Epilogue -- Appendix 1: Selected Playful Eight-Legged Essays on Xixiang ji -- Appendix 2: Playful Eight-Legged Essays on Pipa ji -- Bibliography -- Index. 
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