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Volume 20, part 1, 2007

• The Composition of Lienüzhuan: Was Liu Xiang the Author or Editor?

  Bret Hinsch

• Ritual Roots of the Theatrical Prohibitions of Late-Imperial China

  Fan Pen Chen

• Ming Taizu's Problem with His Sons: Prince Qin's Criminality and Early-Ming Politics

  Hok-Lam Chan

• The Wolf of Zhongshan and Ingrates: Problematic Literary Contexts in Sixteenth-Century China

  Tian Yuan Tan

• Liaozhai zhiyi and Shiji

  Allan H. Barr

Volume 20, part 2, 2007

• Misplaced: Three Qing Manuscripts of a Medieval Poet

  Xiaofei Tian

• The Lady and Her Scribes: Dealing with the Multiple Dunhuang Copies of Wei Zhuang's “Lament of the Lady of Qin”

  Christopher M. B. Nugent

• Retribution, Revenge, and the Ungrateful Scholar in Early Chinese Southern Drama

  Regina Llamas

• If Chen Yun Had Written about Her “Lesbianism”: Rereading the Memoirs of a Bereaved Philanderer

  Helen Dunstan