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Shi Naian

    1 de enero de 1296 – 1 de enero de 1372

    Shi Nai'an es reconocido como el compilador atribuido de una obra fundamental en la literatura china, una de sus novelas clásicas más celebradas. Su contribución ofrece una profunda visión de las dinámicas sociales y las tradiciones narrativas de su época. A pesar de los escasos detalles biográficos, el impacto duradero y la importancia literaria de sus escritos son innegables. Su distintivo estilo narrativo y su profundidad temática solidifican su lugar como una figura fundacional en la historia literaria china.

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    Vollständige Überlieferung von den Ufern der Flüsse. Ein Klassiker der chinesischen Literatur – erstmals vollständig übersetzt
    Die Räuber vom Liangschan
    The Outlaws of the Marsh
    The Water Margin : Outlaws of the Marsh
    Water Margin, The
    • Although Song Jiang is only a lowly local government official, he is loyal to the emperor and kind to all the citizens in his care. But Song is in trouble. A series of unfortunate incidents have led to him being arrested, and his political enemies are keen to see him sentenced to death.

      Water Margin, The
    • The Water Margin : Outlaws of the Marsh

      • 848 páginas
      • 30 horas de lectura

      Based on the historical bandit Song Jiang and his companions, this Chinese tale parallels the English classic of Robin Hood and His Merry Men, depicting an epic rebellion against tyranny that has captivated readers for centuries. This edition features a new preface and introduction by Edwin Lowe, who contextualizes the story for modern audiences and explores its history. The first English translation by Pearl S. Buck in 1933 titled All Men Are Brothers was followed by J.H. Jackson's translation, The Water Margin, in 1937. In this updated version, Lowe addresses the shortcomings of the original translation, restoring the grit and flavor of Shuihui Zhuan found in Chinese texts. He reintroduces elements such as sexual seduction, explicit brutality, and the raw voices of the lower classes during the Song Dynasty, which were sanitized in earlier translations. Additionally, the true names of Chinese deities, Bodhisattvas, gods, and demons are reinstated, along with the character of Ximen Qing. While rooted in Chinese culture, the themes of this narrative resonate universally, inspiring countless movies, television shows, and video games to this day.

      The Water Margin : Outlaws of the Marsh