To Live as Long as Heaven and Earth : A Translation and Study of Ge Hong's Traditions of Divine Transcendents. için kapak resmi
To Live as Long as Heaven and Earth : A Translation and Study of Ge Hong's Traditions of Divine Transcendents.
Başlık:
To Live as Long as Heaven and Earth : A Translation and Study of Ge Hong's Traditions of Divine Transcendents.
Yazar:
Campany, Robert F.
ISBN:
9780520927605
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Basım Bilgisi:
1st ed.
Fiziksel Tanımlama:
1 online resource (637 pages)
Seri:
Daoist Classics ; v.2

Daoist Classics
İçerik:
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- PART ONE: Traditions of Divine Transcendents and its context -- Opening -- The Problem of Nomenclature -- Why a Study and Translation of Traditions? -- Ge Hong and the Writing of Traditions of Divine Transcendents -- The Nature of the Religion Reflected in Ge Hong's Works -- The Pneumatic Idiom -- Dietetics -- Sexual Arts -- Alchemy and the Scriptures of Grand Purity -- "Allotted Life Span": The Bureaucratic Idiom of Life and Death -- The Adept's Armament -- Preferences and Persuasions -- Adepts and Society -- Traditions as Hagiography -- Against "Fiction" as a Category of Analysis -- On Hagiography in General -- Ge Hong's Compositional Method -- The Question of Reception -- Ge Hong's Uses of the Past -- Conclusion: Stories All the Way Down -- Text-Critical Matters -- The Problem of Authorship -- The Problem of Textual Versions -- The Problem of Textual Dating -- PART TWO: A critical, annotated translation and commentary -- Conventions -- Group A: Earliest-Attested Hagiographies -- A1 Bo He -- A2 Chen Anshi -- A3 Cheng Wei's Wife -- A4 Dong Feng -- A5 The Holy Mother of Dongling (Dongling shengmu) -- A6 Lady Fan (Fan furen) -- A7 Feng Gang -- A8 Feng Heng -- A9 Gan Shi -- A10 Ge Xuan -- A11 Guangchengzi -- A12 Hu gong (Sire Gourd) and Fei Changfang -- A13 Ji Liao -- A14 Jian Keng (Peng Zu) -- A15 Jiao Xian -- A16 Jie Xiang -- A17 Laozi -- A18 Li A -- A19 Li Babai -- A20 Li Gen -- A21 Li Shaojun -- A22 Li Yiqi -- A23 Li Zhongfu -- A24 Ling Shouguang -- A25 Liu An -- A26 Liu Gen -- A27 Liu Jing -- A28 Lü Gong -- A29 Luan Ba -- A30 Shen Xi -- A31 Wang Yuan and Ma gu -- A32 Wang Zhongdu -- A33 Wei Shuqing -- A34 Yin Changsheng -- A35 Zhao Qu -- A36 Zuo Ci -- Group A: Earliest-Attested Fragments -- Af1 Chao Fu and Xu You -- Af2 Gaoqiu gong.

Af3 Heixue gong -- Af4 Kangfeng zi -- Af5 Lilou gong -- Af6 Xian Men -- Af7 Xiumei gong -- Group B: Early-Attested Hagiographies -- B1 Baishi xiansheng -- B2 Ban Meng -- B3 Bao Jing -- B4 Bo Shanfu -- B5 Chen Chang -- B6 Chen Zihuang -- B7 Dai Meng (also known as Yan Ji) -- B8 Dong Jing -- B9 Dongguo Yan -- B10 Gan Ji -- B11 Ge Yue -- B12 Gui jun -- B13 Heshang gong -- B14 Hua Ziqi -- B15 Huang Chuping -- B16 Kong Anguo -- B17 Kong Yuanfang -- B18 Le Zichang -- B19 Li Changzai -- B20 Li Ming -- B21 Liu Ping -- B22 Liu Rong -- B23 Liu Zheng -- B24 Lu Nüsheng -- B25 Lu Quan -- B26 Maming sheng -- B27 Mao Ying -- B28 Mozi -- B29 Ruo shi -- B30 She Zheng -- B31 Shen Jian -- B32 Shen Wentai -- B33 Sun Bo -- B34 Sun Deng -- B35 Taishan laofu -- B36 Wang Lie -- B37 Wang Xing -- B38 Wang Yao -- B39 Wang Zhen -- B40 Wu Mu -- B41 Wu Yan -- B42 Yan Qing -- B43 Yin Gui -- B44 Zhang Ling -- B45 Zhu Yi -- Group B: Early-Attested Fragments -- Bf1 Feihuang zi -- Bf2 Liu Yuanfeng -- Bf3 Rong Cheng gong -- Group C: Later-Attested Hagiographies -- C1 Chen Yongbo -- C2 Cheng Wuding -- C3 Dong Zhong -- C4 Gong Song -- C5 Guo Pu -- C6 Huang Hua -- C7 Huang Jing -- C8 Li Xiu -- C9 Taixuan nü -- C10 Tianmenzi -- C11 Wang Cizhong -- C12 Wei Boyang -- C13 Yin Heng -- C14 Yin Si -- C15 Yuzi -- PART THREE: Text-Critical Notes -- On the Source Texts and the Temporal Di erentiation of Passages -- Earlier Sources -- Interlude: Principles for the Tripartite Division of Hagiographies (Groups A, B, C) and Temporal Marking () -- Later Sources -- Interlude: An Additional Principle of Temporal Marking ( { } ) -- Late Sources -- Conventions -- Group A: Sources of Earliest-Attested Hagiographies -- A1 Bo He -- A2 Chen Anshi -- A3 Cheng Wei's Wife -- A4 Dong Feng -- A5 The Holy Mother of Dongling (Dongling shengmu) -- A6 Lady Fan (Fan furen) -- A7 Feng Gang -- A8 Feng Heng -- A9 Gan Shi.

A10 Ge Xuan -- A11 Guangchengzi -- A12 Hu gong (Sire Gourd) and Fei Changfang -- A13 Ji Liao -- A14 Jian Keng (Peng Zu) -- A15 Jiao Xian -- A16 Jie Xiang -- A17 Laozi -- A18 Li A -- A19 Li Babai -- A20 Li Gen -- A21 Li Shaojun -- A22 Li Yiqi -- A23 Li Zhongfu -- A24 Ling Shouguang -- A25 Liu An -- A26 Liu Gen -- A27 Liu Jing -- A28 Lü Gong -- A29 Luan Ba -- A30 Shen Xi -- A31 Wang Yuan and Ma gu -- A32 Wang Zhongdu -- A33 Wei Shuqing -- A34 Yin Changsheng -- A35 Zhao Qu -- A36 Zuo Ci -- Group A: Sources of Earliest-Attested Fragments -- Af1 Chao Fu and Xu You -- Af2 Gaoqiu gong -- Af3 Heixue gong -- Af4 Kangfeng zi -- Af5 Lilou gong -- Af6 Xian Men -- Af7 Xiumei gong -- Group B: Sources of Early-Attested Hagiographies -- B1 Baishi xiansheng -- B2 Ban Meng -- B3 Bao Jing -- B4 Bo Shanfu -- B5 Chen Chang -- B6 Chen Zihuang -- B7 Dai Meng -- B8 Dong Jing -- B9 Dongguo Yan -- B10 Gan Ji -- B11 Ge Yue -- B12 Gui jun -- B13 Heshang gong -- B14 Hua Ziqi -- B15 Huang Chuping -- B16 Kong Anguo -- B17 Kong Yuanfang -- B18 Le Zichang -- B19 Li Changzai -- B20 Li Ming -- B21 Liu Ping -- B22 Liu Rong -- B23 Liu Zheng -- B24 Lu Nüsheng -- B25 Lu Quan -- B26 Maming sheng -- B27 Mao Ying -- B28 Mozi -- B29 Ruo shi -- B30 She Zheng -- B31 Shen Jian -- B32 Shen Wentai -- B33 Sun Bo -- B34 Sun Deng -- B35 Taishan laofu -- B36 Wang Lie -- B37 Wang Xing -- B38 Wang Yao -- B39 Wang Zhen -- B40 Wu Mu -- B41 Wu Yan -- B42 Yan Qing -- B43 Yin Gui -- B44 Zhang Ling -- B45 Zhu Yi -- Group B: Sources of Early-Attested Fragments -- Bf1 Feihuang zi -- Bf2 Liu Yuanfeng -- Bf3 Rong Cheng gong -- Group C: Sources of Later-Attested Hagiographies -- C1 Chen Yongbo -- C2 Cheng Wuding -- C3 Dong Zhong -- C4 Gong Song -- C5 Guo Pu -- C6 Huang Hua -- C7 Huang Jing -- C8 Li Xiu -- C9 Taixuan nü -- C10 Tianmenzi -- C11 Wang Cizhong -- C12 Wei Boyang -- C13 Yin Heng -- C14 Yin Si -- C15 Yuzi.

Items Attributed to Shenxian zhuan Excluded from This Translation -- 1 Fan Mo -- 2 Huang Ziyang -- 3 Liu Shang -- 4 Ping Zhong jie -- 5 Qing Pingji -- 6 Su xiangong -- 7 Taizhen furen -- 8 Wang Bao -- 9 Xiao Jingzhi -- 10 Xiao Shi -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Y -- Z.
Özet:
In late classical and early medieval China, ascetics strove to become transcendents--deathless beings with supernormal powers. Practitioners developed dietetic, alchemical, meditative, gymnastic, sexual, and medicinal disciplines (some of which are still practiced today) to perfect themselves and thus transcend death. Narratives of their achievements circulated widely. Ge Hong (283-343 c.e.) collected and preserved many of their stories in his Traditions of Divine Transcendents, affording us a window onto this extraordinary response to human mortality. Robert Ford Campany's groundbreaking and carefully researched text offers the first complete, critical translation and commentary for this important Chinese religious work, at the same time establishing a method for reconstructing lost texts from medieval China. Clear, exacting, and annotated, the translation comprises over a hundred lively, engaging narratives of individuals deemed to have fought death and won. Additionally, To Live as Long as Heaven and Earth systematically introduces the Chinese quest for transcendence, illuminating a poorly understood tradition that was an important source of Daoist religion and a major social, cultural, and religious phenomenon in its own right.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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