Ching Ⅰ Sao in Fact and FictionChinese Full Text
Wang Ke;
Abstract: Unpredictable changes inevitably occur during the travel of a persona or an archetypal story across different languages and cultures. Some of the changes are unintended errors, others premeditated alterations. Such processes do not have a crystal clear pattern, but the study of them yields valuable insights into the reality of cultural exchange. Ching Ⅰ Sao the female pirate ravaged the South China Sea during the early 19 th century. Her exploits were meticulously recorded in Yuan Yonglun’s Jing... More
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(F) Literature/ History/ Philosophy
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World Literature; World History
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I106;K103
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