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A HISTORY OF CHINESE LITERATURE

A HISTORY OF CHINESE LITERATURE

Autor:   Giles, Herbert A.

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This is the first attempt made in any language, including Chinese,   to produce a history of Chinese literature.   Native scholars, with their endless critiques and appreciations of   individual works, do not seem ever to have contemplated anything   of the kind, realizing, no doubt, the utter hopelessness, from a   Chinese point of view, of achieving even comparative success in a   general historical survey of the subject. The voluminous character   of a literature which was already in existence some six centuries   before the Christian era, and has run on uninterruptedly until the   present date, may well have given pause to writers aiming at   completeness. The foreign student, however, is on a totally   different footing. It may be said without offense that a work   which would be inadequate to the requirements of a native public,   may properly be submitted to English readers as an introduction   into the great field which lies beyond.   Acting upon the suggestion of Mr. Gosse, to whom I am otherwise   indebted for many valuable hints, I have devoted a large portion   of this book to translation, thus enabling the Chinese author, so   far as translation will allow, to speak for himself.

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