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Zhang, Yanxiang,

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The Making of a Place: Topographical Literature on West Lake by Tian Rucheng (b. 1501) and Zhang Dai (b. 1597) = = Die Erschaffung eines Orts: die Topografische Literatur uber den Westsee von Tian Rucheng (geb. 1501) und Zhang Dai (geb. 1597) /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	The Making of a Place: Topographical Literature on West Lake by Tian Rucheng (b. 1501) and Zhang Dai (b. 1597) =/ Yanxiang Zhang.
其他題名:	Die Erschaffung eines Orts: die Topografische Literatur uber den Westsee von Tian Rucheng (geb. 1501) und Zhang Dai (geb. 1597) /
作者:	Zhang, Yanxiang,
面頁冊數:	1 electronic resource (271 pages)
附註:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-12, Section: B.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International85-12B.
標題:	Genealogy. -
電子資源:	https://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=30781460
ISBN:	9798381456486

The Making of a Place: Topographical Literature on West Lake by Tian Rucheng (b. 1501) and Zhang Dai (b. 1597) = = Die Erschaffung eines Orts: die Topografische Literatur uber den Westsee von Tian Rucheng (geb. 1501) und Zhang Dai (geb. 1597) /
Zhang, Yanxiang,

The Making of a Place: Topographical Literature on West Lake by Tian Rucheng (b. 1501) and Zhang Dai (b. 1597) =Die Erschaffung eines Orts: die Topografische Literatur uber den Westsee von Tian Rucheng (geb. 1501) und Zhang Dai (geb. 1597) /Yanxiang Zhang. - 1 electronic resource (271 pages)

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-12, Section: B.

The present study explores the local gazetteers of West Lake that were compiled by literati of the Ming dynasty. In 1547, the first West Lake gazetteer, entitled The Sightseeing Gazetteer of West Lake (Xihu youlan zhi 西湖遊覽志), was published by the local literatus of Hangzhou, Tian Rucheng 田汝成 . A supplement to it, entitled Supplement to the Sightseeing Gazetteer of West Lake (Xihu youlan zhi yu 西湖遊覽志餘, henceforth Supplement), was also published in the same year. In the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, accompanying the huge enthusiasm for West Lake and the flourishing of its tourism, the production of West Lake gazetteers reached its peak. This trend, however, was reduced by the turmoils in the last years of the Ming and the dynastic transition, a period when West Lake had also experienced destruction. Nevertheless, the practice was resumed in the first decades of the Qing dynasty by some literati who had survived the disasters. One prominent work of this period, entitled West Lake Dream Searching (Xihu mengxun西湖夢尋), was compiled by the Ming loyalist and "remnant subject" (yimin 遺民) Zhang Dai 張岱, who wrote an author's preface in 1671.The main body of the study can be divided into two parts. The first part (Chapters 2-3) focuses on the editorial principles of compilers, e.g., which materials are included, how they are organized and presented. The exploration leads to the conclusion that West Lake gazetteers are multi-dimensional in the sense that they have various functions and serve different purposes, such as scholarly and documentary, practical and oriented toward tour-guiding, didactic and educational, and personal and nostalgic ones. Despite such heterogeneity, a West Lake gazetteer may have certain emphases. The differences between individual gazetteers in terms of content and organization are partly due to the regulations based on previous works by a compiler to serve his own purposes.The second part (Chapters 4-6) focuses on some of the perceptions, attitudes, and values of literati focusing on West Lake. The discourses analyzed in this part include West Lake as a hybrid between metropolitan city and sheer wilderness, as a national symbol and object of nostalgia of the lost dynasty, and as a place of pleasure-seeking and indulgence. They were influential and reflected by the Ming West Lake gazetteers. While a discourse often refers to a diachronic process, the emphasis of the study is on the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, that is, the late Ming. The analysis of the three discourses reveals how an environmental value is defined and how an image of West Lake as a place is created, and thus contributes to the understanding of the issue in general.

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ISBN: 9798381456486Subjects--Topical Terms:

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Genealogy.

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