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"A critical translation for the serious scholar."

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"[A] boon to both scholarship and teaching. The translators’ scholarly preface and postface, copious notes, and full bibliography mean that it brings this elusive novel closer to the point at which readers of today can understand it as seventeenth-century readers might have done."

* Journal of Chinese Studies *

"Li and Hegel’s new translation of Xiyoubu makes a great contribution to the field of Chinese studies not only for its masterful English translation of this seventeenth-century literary gem and its erudite introduction, but also for presenting the work with the various paratexts that accompanied its late Ming edition."

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Further Adventures on the Journey to the West

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    A Hardback by Master of Silent Whistle Studio, Qiancheng Li, Robert E. Hegel

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      Publisher: University of Washington Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 15/10/2020
      ISBN13: 9780295747712, 978-0295747712
      ISBN10: 0295747714

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review

      "A critical translation for the serious scholar."

      * Choice *

      "[A] boon to both scholarship and teaching. The translators’ scholarly preface and postface, copious notes, and full bibliography mean that it brings this elusive novel closer to the point at which readers of today can understand it as seventeenth-century readers might have done."

      * Journal of Chinese Studies *

      "Li and Hegel’s new translation of Xiyoubu makes a great contribution to the field of Chinese studies not only for its masterful English translation of this seventeenth-century literary gem and its erudite introduction, but also for presenting the work with the various paratexts that accompanied its late Ming edition."

      * Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies *

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