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Mountain Home PA

by Hinton,David
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    9780811216241

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    0811216241

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-05-17
  • Publisher: NORTON

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Mountain Home: The Wilderness Poetry of Ancient China

ISBN: 9780811216241

Mountain Home is a vital and contemporary collection of wilderness poetry from ancient China. This book offers a unique perspective on the earliest and most extensive literary engagement with wilderness in human history. It provides a profound exploration of the natural world and the human experience within it.

Who Uses It?

Primarily, this book is used by students and scholars of Chinese literature, poetry enthusiasts, and anyone interested in exploring the intersection of nature and human existence. It is also a valuable resource for educators teaching courses on comparative literature, cultural studies, and environmental humanities.

History and Editions

The revised edition of Mountain Home has been updated to reflect the latest scholarly insights and translations. First published in 2005 by New Directions Publishing Corporation, this edition has been revised to enhance its accessibility and relevance to modern readers. The book includes a comprehensive bibliography, index, and maps that facilitate deeper understanding and exploration.

Author and Other Works

The book is translated and edited by David Hinton, a renowned translator of classical Chinese poetry. Hinton is known for his meticulous and poetic translations that capture the essence of ancient Chinese literature. His work on Mountain Home has been widely acclaimed for its clarity and depth, making it a go-to resource for those interested in ancient Chinese poetry.

Key Features

  • Comprehensive Coverage: The book offers a wide range of poems that reflect the diverse experiences and perspectives of ancient Chinese poets.
  • Historical Context: It provides a historical context that helps readers understand the cultural and environmental backdrop of the poems.
  • Bibliography and Index: The inclusion of a bibliography and index makes it easier for readers to explore related works and themes.
  • Maps: The maps included in the book help readers visualize the geographical settings of the poems.

Detailed Information

ISBNs and Formats

  • Hardcover: ISBN-13: 9780811216241
  • Other Editions: Unfortunately, no other ISBNs were found for this specific edition.

Publication Details

  • Publisher: New Directions Publishing Corporation
  • Publication Date: 2005
  • Number of Pages: 320
  • Language: English
  • Item Weight: 1.03 lbs (0.47 kg)
  • Dimensions: 8.88 x 6.44 x 0.92 inches

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Table of Contents

Map
xii
Introduction xiii
BEGINNINGS (5th Century C.E.)
T'ao Ch'ien (365--427)
5(15)
After Mulberry-Bramble Liu's Poem
8(1)
Home Again Among Fields and Gardens
9(1)
After Kuo Chu-pu's Poems
10(1)
In Reply to Mulberry-Bramble Liu
11(1)
Turning Seasons
12(1)
Drinking Wine
13(2)
Wandering at Oblique Creek
15(1)
An Idle 9/9 at Home
16(1)
Cha Festival Day
17(1)
Written One Morning in the 5th Moon, After Tai Chu-pu's Poem
18(1)
Untitled
19(1)
Hsieh Ling-Yun (385--433)
20(21)
On a Tower Beside the Lake
22(1)
Climbing Green-Cliff Mountain in Yung-chia
23(1)
I've Put in Gardens South of the Fields, Opened up a Stream
24(1)
Dwelling in the Mountains
25(9)
On Stone-Gate Mountain's Highest Peak
34(1)
Overnight at Stone-Gate Cliffs
35(1)
Following Axe-Bamboo Stream, I Cross Over a Ridge
36(1)
On Thatch-Hut Mountain
37(1)
In Hsin-an, Setting Out from the River's Mouth at T'ung-lu
38(3)
T'ANG DYNASTY (618--907)
Meng Hao-jan (689--740)
41(16)
Gathering Firewood
42(1)
Sent to Ch'ao, the Palace Reviser
43(1)
Autumn Begins
44(1)
Stopping In Yueh, I Linger Out Farewell
45(1)
Overnight at Cypress-Peak Monastery
46(1)
Anchored Off Hsun-yang in Evening Light
47(1)
Anchored Overnight on the Thatch-Hut River
48(1)
On a Journey to Thought-Essence Monastery
49(1)
Climbing Deer-Gate Mountain, Thoughts of Ancient Times
50(1)
Returning Home to Deer-Gate Mountain at Night
51(1)
Looking for the Recluse Chang Tzu-jung on White-Crane Cliff
52(1)
Visiting the Hermitage of Ch'an Monk Jung
53(1)
Looking for Mei, Master of Way
54(1)
At Lumen-Empty Monastery, Visiting the Hermitage
55(1)
Climbing South-View Mountain's Highest Peak
56(1)
Wang Wei (701--761)
57(17)
Mourning Meng Hao-jan
58(1)
In Reply to P'ei Ti
59(1)
Wheel-Rim River Sequence
60(7)
In the Mountains, Sent to Ch'an Brothers and Sisters
67(1)
In Reply to Su, Who Visited My Wheel-Rim River Hermitage
68(1)
Mourning Yin Yao
69(1)
Bird-Cry Creek
70(1)
Adrift on the Lake
71(1)
On Returning to Wheel-Rim River
72(1)
In Reply to Vice-Magistrate Chang
73(1)
Li Po (701--762)
74(22)
Wandering Up Ample-Gauze Creek on a Spring Day
75(1)
Gazing at the Thatch-Hut Mountain Waterfall
76(2)
On Yellow-Crane Tower, Farewell to Meng Hao-jan
78(1)
At Golden-Ridge
79(1)
Mountain Dialogue
80(1)
Drinking Alone Beneath the Moon
81(1)
On Peace-Anew Tower
82(1)
Watching a White Falcon Set Loose
83(1)
Night Thoughts at East-Forest Monastery
84(1)
Spur of the Moment
85(1)
Reverence-Pavilion Mountain, Sitting Alone
86(1)
Autumn River Songs
87(2)
Listening to a Monk's Ch'in Depths
89(1)
9/9, out drinking on Dragon Mountain
90(1)
At Hsieh T'iao's House
91(1)
Inscribed on a Wall at Summit-Top Temple
92(1)
Clear Creek Chant
93(1)
Looking for Yung, the Recluse Master
94(1)
Thoughts in Night Quiet
95(1)
Tu Fu (712--770)
96(20)
Gazing at the Sacred Peak
97(1)
Inscribed on the Wall at Chang's Recluse Home
98(1)
The New Moon
99(1)
Leaving the City
100(1)
Brimmed Whole
101(1)
Skies Clear at Dusk
102(1)
Reflections in Autumn
103(1)
Night at the Tower
104(1)
Morning Rain
105(1)
The Musk Deer
106(1)
Thatch House
107(1)
8th Moon, 17th Night: Facing the Moon
108(1)
Dawn Landscape
109(1)
In Reply to a Letter from Meng
110(1)
Autumn Pastoral
111(1)
Facing Night
112(1)
Night
113(2)
Opposite a Post-Station, the Boat Moonlit Beside a Monastery
115(1)
Wei Ying-wu (c. 737--792)
116(12)
Climbing Above Mind-Jewel Monastery
117(1)
Fringes of Mist, a Bell
118(1)
Autumn Night, Sent to Ch'iu Tan
119(1)
Outside My Office, Wandering in Moonlight
120(1)
In the Depths of West Mountain, Visiting the Master
121(1)
At West Creek in Ch'u-chou
122(1)
Evening View
123(1)
Sent to a Master of Way in the Utter-Peak Mountains
124(1)
At Truth-Expanse Monastery, in the Dharma Master's
125(1)
Entering the Carnelian Mountains Together
126(1)
At Cloud-Wisdom Monastery, in the Ch'an Master's Courtyard
127(1)
Cold Mountain (Han Shan) (c. 7th--9th centuries)
128(14)
[Untitled Poems]
129(13)
Meng Chiao (751--814)
142(8)
Laments of the Gorges
143(4)
Autumn Thoughts
147(3)
Liu Tsung-yuan (773--819)
150(10)
Getting Up Past Midnight and Gazing
151(1)
Aimless Wandering: First Ascent, West Mountain
152(2)
River Snow
154(1)
Returning to Compass-Line Cliff's Waterfall, I Stay
155(1)
Before Crossing the Ridges
156(1)
An Old Fisherman
157(1)
In Reply to Chia P'eng of the Mountains
158(1)
Gazing at Mountains with Ch'an Monk Primal-Expanse
159(1)
Po Chu-i (772--846)
160(19)
Hsiang-yang Travels: Thinking of Meng Hao-jan
161(1)
Autumn Thoughts, Sent Far Away
162(1)
Ch'in Song in Clear Night
163(1)
Village Night
164(1)
Inscribed on a Wall at Jade-Spring Monastery
165(1)
My Thatch Hut Newly Built Below Incense-Burner Peak
166(2)
My Thatched Mountain Hut Just Finished, Ch'i-Sited
168(1)
In the Mountains, Asking the Moon
169(1)
Enjoying Pine and Bamboo
170(1)
Li the Mountain Recluse Stays the Night on Our Boat
171(1)
Off-Hand Chant
172(1)
The West Wind
173(1)
After Quiet Joys at South Garden, Sent By P'ei Tu
174(1)
Waves Sifting Sand
175(2)
The North Window: Bamboo and Rock
177(1)
Climbing Mountains in Dream
178(1)
Chia Tao (779--843)
179(10)
Sent to a Master of Silence on White-Tower Mountain
180(1)
Looking for a Recluse I Can't Find
181(1)
Evening Landscape, Clearing Snow
182(1)
A Sick Cicada
183(1)
Mourning Meng Chiao
184(1)
South Lake
185(1)
Early Autumn, Sent to be Inscribed on the Wall at
186(1)
For Li Chin-chou
187(1)
Sitting at Night
188(1)
Tu Mu (803--853)
189(14)
Egrets
190(1)
Anchored on Ch'in-huai River
191(1)
The Han River
192(1)
A Mountain Walk
193(1)
Unsent
194(1)
Spring South of the Yangtze
195(1)
Inscribed on Recluse Yuan's Lofty Pavilion
196(1)
Pond in a Bowl
197(1)
Climbing Joy-Abroad Plateau
198(1)
A Clear Stream in Ch'ih-chou
199(4)
SUNG DYNASTY (960--1279)
Mei Yao-ch'en (1002--1060)
203(7)
East River
204(1)
8th Moon, 9th Sun: Getting Up in the Morning, I Go Out
205(1)
On a Farewell Journey for Shih-hou
206(2)
Farmers
208(1)
Lunar Eclipse
209(1)
Wang An-shih (1021--1086)
210(11)
Wandering on Bushel Mountain
211(1)
Middle years
212(1)
Above the Yangtze
213(1)
Following thoughts
214(1)
Inscribed on Master Lake-Shadow's Wall
215(1)
Events at Bushel Mountain
216(1)
Leaving the City
217(1)
Dusk Returns at Bushel Mountain: Gone to Visit
218(1)
Sun west and low
219(1)
In bamboo forest
220(1)
Su Tung-p'o (1037--1101)
221(20)
12th Moon, 14th Sun: A Light Snow Fell Overnight
222(1)
6th Moon, 27th Sun: Sipping Wine at Lake-View Tower
223(2)
At Brahma-Heaven Monastery
225(1)
At Seven-Mile Rapids
226(1)
Sipping Wine at the Lake: Skies Start Clearing, Then Rain
227(1)
Visiting Beckons-Away Monastery
228(1)
There's a Small Monastery on the Cragged Heights
229(1)
With Mao and Fang, Visiting Bright-Insight Monastery
230(1)
After Li Szu-hsun's Painting, Cragged Islands on the Yangtze
231(1)
Midsummer Festival, Wandering Up as Far as the Monastery
232(1)
With the Wang Brothers and My Son Mai, I Wander
233(1)
At Red Cliffs, Thinking of Ancient Times
234(1)
Partridge Sky
235(1)
Presented to Abbot Perpetua All-Gathering
236(1)
Inscribed on a Wall at Thatch-Hut Mountain's
237(1)
Inscribed on a Painting in Wang Ting-kuo's Collection
238(2)
Crossing the Mountains
240(1)
Lu Yu (1125--1210)
241(9)
The River Village
242(1)
A Mountain Walk
243(1)
Following the Trail Up from Deva-King Monastery
244(1)
Off-Hand Poem at My East Window
245(1)
7th Moon, 29th Sun, Yi Year of the Ox
246(1)
To My Son, Yu
247(1)
Light Rain
248(1)
On a Boat
249(1)
Fan Ch'eng-ta (1126--1193)
250(7)
Midstream at Thorn-Bramble Island, I Turn to Look Back
251(1)
Four Seasons Among Fields and Gardens
252(5)
Yang Wan-Li (1127--1206)
257(14)
With Chun Yu and Chi Yung, I Hike to
258(1)
A Cold Fly
259(1)
Cold Sparrows
260(1)
Breakfast at Noonday-Ascension Mountain
261(1)
On a Boat Crossing Hsieh Lake
262(1)
Night Rain at Luster Gap
263(1)
Overnight at East Island
264(2)
Crossing Open-Anew Lake
266(1)
At Hsieh Cove
267(1)
The Small Pond
268(1)
On the Summit Above Tranquil-Joy Temple
269(2)
Notes 271(8)
Key Terms: An Outline of Wilderness Thought in Ancient China 279(4)
Finding List 283(8)
Selected Reading 291

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