Book
The canon in southeast Asian literatures: literatures of Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam
Table Of Contents
- Buddhist hagiography in forming the canon in the classical literatures of Indochina Yuiy M. Osipov
- Annemarie Esche
- Anna J. Allot
- Dana Healy
- Ruth Eynia S. Mabanglo
- Luisa J. Mallari
- Lisbeth Littrup
- Christine Campbell
- Ungku Maimunah Mohd. Tahir
- Bernard Arps
- George Chigas
- E. Ulrich Kratz
- David Smyth
- V.I. Braginsky
- Muhammad Haji Salleh Myanmar prose writing: tradition and innovation in the twentieth century Continuity and change in the Burmese literary canon Literature in transition: an overview of Vietnamese writing of the Renovation Period The classics of Tagalog literature Literary excellence as national domain: configuring the masterpiece novel in the Philippines and Malaysia Development in Malay criticism Is there a women's canon? The construction and institutionalisation of Abdullah bin Abdul Kadir Munsyi as the father of modern Malay literature: the role of westerners The regulation of beauty: J. Kats and Javanese poetics The emergence of twentieth century Cambodian literary institutions: the case of Kambujasuriya The canon of Indonesian literature: an analysis of Indonesian literary histories available in Indonesia Towards the canonizing of the Thai novel Tajus Salatin ('The Crown of Sultans') of Bukkhari al-Jauhari as a canonical work and an attempt to create a Malay literary canon Books of search: convention and creativity in traditional Lao literature /rPeter Koret
- Shot by foreign can(n)ons: retrieving native poetics
Subject
History and criticism / Southeast Asian literature / Canon (Literature)
Details
Published
New York, NY : Routledge, 2000
Language
English
Material
x, 273 p. ;
ISBN
0700710906 / 9780700710904
Location
TCDC Chiang Mai - General Collection
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