In the Voice of Qu Yuan: Lu Yun's Perception and Practice of Writing the "Jiumin" (Nine Sufferings)
Since the time of the Eastern Han (25-220), the composition of "Nines," suites of nine poems written in the Chuci style, has been perceived as a practice to transmit the paradigmatic poet Qu Yuan’s texts and intention. The actual practice of composition, however, invites the negotiation, i...
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