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Five T'ang Poets by Wang Wei, Li Po, et all 1990-03 Thirty-Six Poems By Tu Fu translated by Kenneth Rexroth, with twenty-five Etchings by Brice Marden by Tu Fu. Translated By Kenneth Rexroth. Preface by Peter Blum. Introduction to the Poetry by Bradford Morrow. Introduction to the Etchings by John Yau., 1987-01-01 Tu Fu: Wanderer and Minstrel Under Moons of Cathay by Tu Fu; Trans. By Edna Worthley Underwood and Chi Hwang Chu, 1929 Tu Fu Comes to America: A Story in Poems by Larry Smith, 2010-10-01 Tu Fu, China's Greatest Poet by william hung, 1952 TU FU--A NEW TRANSLATION by Tu Fu. Transl. Wu Junato, 1981 Wang Wei, Li Po, Tu Fu, Li Ho: Four T'ang poets (FIELD translation series) by Wei; Young, David Wang, 1980 TU FU SELECTED POEMS by ALLEY REWI FU TU CHIH FENG, 1977-01-01 Song of Peace: Eluard, Guillen, Horace, Lukenin, Mistral, Nezval, Tu Fu by Walter Lowenfels, 1959 Tu Fu: Autobiography of a Chinese Poet, Vol I (A.D. 712-759) Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine March-April, 1978: Grimes at Glenrowan; The Third Dr. Moreau; The Small Stones of Tu Fu Na, fu, ying, xiang: Guo li zhong yang tu shu guan nian hua zhuan ji (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Guo li zhong yang tu shu guan (China), 1991 Tu Fu Selected Poems by Du Fu, 1990-12-31 A Present for Tu Fu from Li Po. by Carolyn. KIZER, 1990

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21. Tu Fu
    Teaching tu fu on the Night Shift. Essays from Working Classrooms. AbstractsTeaching tu fu on the Night Shift (College English).  
    http://cc.ysu.edu/~psbrady/Tu Fu.htm
    
    Extractions: Teaching Tu Fu on the Night Shift Essays from Working Classrooms Abstracts: Teaching Tu Fu on the Night Shift (College English) Addresses the relationship between the canon of poetry and the student reader. ...At the point we allow others to decide for us what is good, at that point we begin to lose a vital sense of language as something personal, mysterious, transformative. And when we apply to poetry the kind of discrimination that academia encourages, we jeopardize the very source of that personal, mys terious, transformative quality... Discusses the discrepancies of salary and lifestyle between college educators and professionals in other walks of life. ...Faculty. Think about the word: an ability, a source, a means of perception. Our responsibility is not merely to produce a product—students, useful research; we have a responsibility to follow, with passion, our quirky obsessions, to live untrammeled intellectual lives, which validate our time, not our salaries... Books of Sand: A Review of Unpublished Manuscripts, One a Conceit of the Author Tells the story of several unpublished manuscripts to explore the relationship between quality and popularity in poetry. ...Maybe ours is such: a necessary darkness. Maybe living in Youngstown, we are figures in a dusk without which the belief in a poetry which emerges from a select cadre into the light of publication would disintegrate. Perhaps our role is to remind that every literature course ought to assign at least one book that is not a book. Every bookstore ought to feature empty shelves...

22. 3 Songs On Poems Of Tu Fu
    THREE SONGS ON POEMS OF tu fu. WALTER ROSS. THREE SONGS ON POEMS OF tu fu aresongs on ancient Chinese poetry for flute, piano, and alto voice.  
    http://www.people.virginia.edu/~wbr/compositions/vo3tufu.html
    
    Extractions: THREE SONGS ON POEMS OF TU FU are songs on ancient Chinese poetry for flute, piano, and alto voice. Although impressionistic in mood, these songs are harmonically and melodically atonal, but not systematically twelve-tone. This work is available from the composer. This work has not yet been recorded professionally. For information on borrowing tapes of concert performances or rehearsals, please contact the composer at:

23. - Tu Fu
    Home The Great Poets tu fu, Site Map. The Great Poets. Rudyard Kipling. AlfredTennyson. John Donne. Li Po. Wilfred Owen. Millay, Edna St. tu fu. contents of tu_fu.  
    http://poetseers.org/greats/tu_fu

24. Tu Fu - Dreaming Of Li Bai (1)
    Poet Seers spiritual poets from the East and the West Dreaming Of Li Bai (1)- tu fu. Home The Great Poets tu fu Dreaming Of Li Bai (1), Site Map.  
    http://poetseers.org/greats/tu_fu/dreaming_of_li_bai

25. Chinese Poetry: Tu Fu
    tu fu (AD 712770). Selected Poems. Translated by David Hinton Source The SelectedPoems of tu fu, Anvil Press Poetry, London, 1990. Gazing at the Sacred Peak.  
    http://www.darsie.net/library/tufu.html

26. Reconsidering Tu Fu - Cambridge University Press
    This work studies China’s greatest poet, tu fu, as both cultural icon and literarygenius. Reconsidering tu fu. Literary Greatness and Cultural Context.  
    http://books.cambridge.org/0521440394.htm
    
    Extractions: Literature Classical Studies Literary Greatness and Cultural Context In stock Tu Fu is, by universal consent, the greatest poet of the Chinese tradition. In the epochal An Lu-shan rebellion, he alone of his contemporaries consistently recorded in poetry the great events and pervasive sufferings of the time. For a millennium now, Tu Fu’s poetry has been accepted as epitomizing the Chinese moral conscience at its highest, and as such his work has been placed almost beyond the reach of criticism. In Reconsidering Tu Fu,Eva Shan Chou defuses these formidable problems by examining Tu Fu both as a cultural monument and a poet. She investigates the evolution of his stature as an icon and shows its continuing effect upon interpretations of Tu Fu’s work. Dr Chou provides translations of many poems, both well known and obscure. Her analyses are both original in their formulation and considerate of the many fine readings of traditional commentators. Foreword James R. Hightower; Preface; Part I. The Legacy of Tu Fu: 1. Historical background and biography; 2. The cultural legacy; 3. The poetic legacy; Part II. Social Conscience: Compassion and Topicality in the Poetry: 4. Subject matter; 5. Realism; 6. Stylized realism; Part III. Juxtaposition I: A Structural Principle: 7. Juxtaposition defined; 8. Examples; 9. Juxtaposition and other structures; Part IV. Juxtaposition II: A Biographical Analogue: 10. Chronology; 11. Mechanism; 12. Solipsism; 13. Coda; Conclusion: Sincerity reconsidered; Selected editions of the works of Tu Fu; Works cited; Poems by Tu Fu; Index.

27. Tu Fu
    tu fu (712/770China) - - English - Chinese. Rabiaah al Adawiyyah (717/801-Iraq) - - English. al Hallaj (858/922-Iraq) - - English.  
    http://www.geocities.com/marxist_lb/h.htm
    
    Extractions: Tu Fu (712/770-China) - Rabiaah al Adawiyyah (717 /801-Iraq) al Hallaj (858/922-Iraq) - Omar al Khayyam (1048/1131-Persia) - Türkçe Jalalouddine al Roumi (1207/1273-Turkey) - Alexander Poushkin (1799/1837-Russia) - Taras Shevchenko (1814/1861-Ukrain) - Eugene Pottier (1816/1887-France) - Français Karl Marx (1818/1883-Germany) - English Walt Whitman (1819/1892-USA) - English Lev Tolstoy (1828/1910-Russia) - Mgrdich Peshiktashlian (1829/1868-Armenia) - English - Russian - Armenian Si Mouhannade (1845/1906-Algeria) - Christo Botev (1848/1876-Bulgaria) - Français Arthur Rimbaud (1854/1891-France) - Français - English - Italiano Rabindranath Tagore (1861/1941-India) - English-Bangali-Estonian-Español-Italiano Maxim Gorky (1868/1936-Russia/USSR) - Hovhannes Tumanian (1869/1923-Armenia/USSR) - English - Russian - Armenian Antonio Machado (1875/1939-Spain) - Français Joe Hill (1879/1915-USA) - English Pablo Picasso (1882/1973-Spain) - English Gibran Khalil Gibran (1883/1931-Lebanon) John Reed (1887/1920-USA) - English Vladimir Mayakovski 1930-Georgia/USSR) - Bayram al Tounsi 1961-Egypt) - Mao Tse Tung 1976-China) - English - Chinese Paul Eluard (1895/1952-France) - Louis Aragon (1897/1982-France) - Federico Garcia Lorca 6-Spain) - Bertolt Brecht 1956-Germany) - Français - English Alexander Bezymensky 73-Ukrain/USSR)- English-Français-Deutch-Russian Jacques Prévert 77-France) - Français - Türkkçe - Italiano - Jugoslavija Mohamed Mahdi al Jawahiri 97-Iraq) - Jaroslav Seifert (1901/1986-Czechoslovakia) -

28. Tu Fu @ Catharton Authors
    tu fu. ? Bored? Meet people at Café Catharton Websites The ColumbiaEncyclopedia tu fu. tu fu uiowa.edu. Message Boards  
    http://www.catharton.com/authors/2972.htm
    
    Extractions: all of Catharton just Authors Catharton Authors T : Tu Fu Tu Fu Bored? Meet people at Café Catharton Websites: The Columbia Encyclopedia: Tu Fu Tu Fu [uiowa.edu] Message Boards: Suggest or Request a board Mailing Lists: Suggest or Request a list Chat Rooms: Suggest or Request a room Can't find what you want here? Try searching Google for Tu Fu List of Works:

29. Tu Fu
    Nonduality Salon (/ \). Nonduality Evoked in These Poems of tu fu. Rexrothsaid tu fu (713770) is, in my opinion, and in the opinion  
    http://www.nonduality.com/tufu.htm
    
    Extractions: Site Map Contact Search Nonduality Salon Nonduality Evoked in These Poems of Tu Fu Rexroth said: "Tu Fu (713-770) is, in my opinion, and in the opinion of a majority of those qualified to speak, the greatest non-epic, non dramatic poet who has survived in any language. ... For me his response to the human situation is the only kind of religion likely to outlast this century." (Taken from One Hundred Poems From The Chinese, by Kenneth Rexroth, New Directions Books, 1971) BANQUET AT THE TSO FAMILY MANOR The windy forest is checkered By the light of the setting, Waning moon. I tune the lute, Its strings are moist with dew. The brook flows in the darkness Below the flower path. The thatched Roof is crowned with constellations. As we write the candles burn short. Our wits grow sharp as swords while The wine goes round. When the poem Contest is ended, someone Sings a song of the South. And I think of my little boat, And long to be on my way. SNOW STORM Tumult, weeping, many new ghosts. Heartbroken, aging, alone, I sing To myself. Ragged mist settles

30. Phorum - Tu Fu
    tu fu WRITERSWORD.COMPERSONALS.JOLLYROGER.COM MEET FELLOW BOOK LOVERS FRIENDSGREAT BOOKS DISCUSS THE TRAGEDY OF DRAKERAFT.COM Free Postnuke  
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31. Phorum - Tu Fu
    tu fu Open Source Digital Rights Management (DRM) WRITERSWORD.COMJOLLYROGER.COM/PENPALSJOIN THE GREAT BOOKS CREW! PERSONALS.JOLLYROGER.COM MEET FINE  
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32. Tu Fu
    The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www.olypen.com/idris/poetry/TuFu.html

33. Du Fu Index
    Chinese and English texts of thirtysix works.Category Arts Literature Authors D Du Fu Du Fu (also known as tu fu) wrote in the High Tang period. His work isvery diverse, but his most characteristic poems are autobiographical  
    http://www.chinese-poems.com/du.html
    
    Extractions: Chinese Poems Home Subject Index Introduction Links Bai Juyi Du Fu Du Mu Han Yu Li Bai Li Shangyin Li Yu Meng Haoran Su Shi Tao Qian Wang Wei Other Poets Meeting Parting Separation Nature Spring Autumn Winter Age War Du Fu (also known as Tu Fu) wrote in the High Tang period. His work is very diverse, but his most characteristic poems are autobiographical and historical, recording the effects of war on his own life.

34. Tang Dynasty Poetry, Wang Wei, Li Po, Tu Fu
    TANG POETRY Wang Wei (699761), Li Po (701-762), tu fu (712-770). RecommendedBackground Texts Davis, AR (Albert Richard), tu fu (1971) (RAL) PL2675 .D3.  
    http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/english/worldlit/wldocs/texts/tangpo.htm
    
    Extractions: TANG POETRY: Wang Wei (699-761), Li Po (701-762), Tu Fu (712-770) Recommended Background Texts: Davis, A. R. (Albert Richard), Tu Fu (1971) (RAL) PL2675 .D3 Hawkes, David, A Little Primer of Tu Fu (1967) (RAL) PL2675 .H3 Owen, Stephen, The Great Age of Chinese Poetry: The High T'ang (1980) (on order) Wagner, Marsha L., Wang Wei (1981) (RAL) PL2676 .W23 Waley, Arthur, The Poetry and Career of Li Po (unavailable: out of print) The Genius of Li Po (1950) (on order) Yu, Pauline, The Poetry of Wang Wei (1980) (on order) World Literature Program English Department Reinert Alumni Library Creighton University Webmaster: Fidel Fajardo-Acosta fajardo@creighton.edu

35. Tang Dynasty Poetry, Wang Wei, Li Po, Tu Fu
    Wang Wei (699761), Li Po (701-762), tu fu (712-770). Which religious/philosophicaltraditions are relevant to the poetry of Wang Wei, Li Po and tu fu?  
    http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/english/fajardo/teaching/eng120/tang.htm
    
    Extractions: T'ang Dynasty Poetry (618-907) Wang Wei (699-761), Li Po (701-762), Tu Fu (712-770) Back to Syllabus Background Study Questions Which religious/philosophical traditions are relevant to the poetry of Wang Wei, Li Po and Tu Fu? In what ways do the poems reflect, represent or embody the ideas of those religions and philosophies? (it is advised to read into the definitions of each one of the relevant religions or philosophical systems). How does the poetry relate to the personal lives of each of the poets? Why did they write? Is the poetry of Wang Wei in any way related to his work as a landscape painter? What is the significance of the images of nature in his poetry? What religious tradition is embodied in his writing? How? What is the role of nature in the poetry of Li Po? In what ways does it differ from or is similar to its role in the poetry of Wang Wei? What may be the meaning of the image of the moon in the poetry of Li Po? What is the significance of the frequent images of alcohol and drinking? How do such images (the moon, drinking, etc) relate to the characterization of the self and its relations to others? What does the poet want? What religious tradition is embodied in his writings? How?

36. S^erce Al Tu Fu (LI Po)
    Enkomputiligis Don HARLOW. Serce al tu fu. de LI Po. esperantigis WilliamAULD. originale aperis en la nica literatura revuo, 2/6 p. 232.  
    http://donh.best.vwh.net/Esperanto/Literaturo/Revuoj/nlr/nlr26/LiPo/sxerce.html

37. S^erce Al Tu Fu (LI Po)
    Enkomputiligis Don HARLOW. Serce al tu fu. de LI Po. esperantigis WilliamAULD. originale aperis en la nica literatura revuo, 2/6 p. 232. Hej!  
    http://donh.best.vwh.net/Esperanto/Literaturo/Revuoj/nlr/nlr26/LiPo/sxerceu.html

38. Tu Fu
    http://www.wsu.edu:8000/~dee/CHPOETRY/TUFU.HTM

39. /head Tu Fu's Flowers Below From CLOUDS OVER FORTJADE By Karl
    Next set. from Clouds Over Fortjade by Karl Young Based on a poem by tu fu.  
    http://www.thing.net/~grist/ld/young/ky-cl-01.htm

40. Appreciation Of The Tang Dynasty Chinese Poet Tu Fu, By Karl Young
    from Clouds Over Fortjade by Karl Young Based on a poem by tu fu.  
    http://www.thing.net/~grist/ld/young/ky-cl-05.htm

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