Nos. 11 & 12 TOC

Renditions nos. 11 & 12 (Spring & Autumn 1979)

Special Issue on Tz’u

286 pages

* currently out of print

Preface		1
	Twenty Selected Lyrics Translated by D. C. Lau	5
Miao Yüeh	The Chinese Lyric Translated by John Minford	25
Wei Chuang	ElevenTz’u Translated by C.Y. Hsu	45
Chang Tsung-su	*Behind the Lines: Tz’uPoets and Their Private Selves* Translated by Frederick C. Tsai	57
Liu Yung	ThirteenTz’u Translated by Winnie Lai-fong Leung	62
Chia-ying Yeh Chao	*An Appreciation of the Tz’u* of Yen Shu** Translated by James R. Hightower	83
Ou-yang Hsiu	Twenty-one Tz’u Translated by Teresa Yee-wha Yü	100
Ruth W. Adler	*Confucian Gentleman and Lyric Poet: Romanticism and Eroticism in the Tz’u* of Ou-yang Hsiu**	121
Cheng Ch’ien	*Liu Yung and Su Shih in the Evolution of Tz’u* Poetry** Translated by Ying-hsiung Chou	143
Ku Sui	Interpretation of Su Tung-p’o’s Tz’u Translated by Huang Kuopin and Teresa Yee-wha Yü	157
Chou Pang-yen	Nine Tz’u Translated by Julie Landau	177
Yü P’Ing-Po	Appreciations of Tz’u Translated by Ying-hsiung Chou and Winnie Lai-fong Leung	190
Lu Yu	Ten Tz’u Translated by James P. Rice	199
Liang Ming-yüeh	*The Tz’u* Music of Chiang K’uei: Its Style and Compositional Strategy**	211
Chiang K’Uei	*Three Tz’u* Songs with Prefaces** Translated by Huang Kuo-pin	247
Nalan Hsinteh	Eleven Tz’u Translated by John C.H. Wu	252
Wai-leung Wong	*“The River at Dusk Is Saddening Me”: Cheng Ch’ou Yü and Tz’u* Poetry**	265
Notes on Contributors		280
Index to Renditions Volumes V and VI (Nos. 9, 10, 11 & 12)		283