Literary Communication in Song Dynasty

Based on first-hand historical materials, this book explores the various aspects of literary communication during the Song Dynasty in China.

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Wang Zhaopeng is the president of China Society of Literature of the Song Dynasty. He is Chair Professor of Humanities at Sichuan University, China, and Professor of the School of Literature and Journalism at South-Central Minzu University, China. His works in Chinese include Historical Materials of ci Studies.

Zhu Wei is an associate professor in the School of Foreign Languages, South-Central Minzu University, and currently a Ph. D. candidate of School of Foreign Languages and Cultures, Chongqing University, China. Her research interest include translation studies and modern translation technology.

Li Minjie is a professor in the School of Foreign Languages, South-Central Minzu University, China. His research interest includes literary translation and comparative literature.

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Introduction: Issues in Literary Communication Studies 1. The Spread of Single Pieces of Poems in Song Dynasty 2. The Spread of Poetry Anthologies in Song Dynasty 3. The Spread of Wall-inscribed Poems in Song Dynasty 4. The Spread of Poems by Singing and Dancing Girls in Song Dynasty 5. The Remuneration for Writers in Song Dynasty 6. Dissemination Effects of Obtaining Recognition from Prominent Figures 7. Non-literary Factors for the Communication Effect of Literature 8. The Communication of Poetry through Paintings and Songs