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Manoa, vols. 1-8 (1989-1996)

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Seeing the Invisible cover image[*] SEEING THE INVISIBLE (Winter 1996, Volume 8:2)
Stories from Korea, written by women since the country’s democratization in the 1980s, guest-edited by Bruce Fulton

[*] SUMMER 1996 (Volume 8:1)
New stories and poems from the Pacific Coast of South America; poetry guest-edited by James Hoggard

[*] WINTER 1995 (Volume 7:2)
New writing from Viet Nam guest-edited by Nguyen Nguyet Cam and Kevin Bowen

[*] SUMMER 1995 (Volume 7:1)
Fiction from Japan guest-edited by Leza Lowitz

[*] WINTER 1994 (Volume 6:2)
Fiction, poetry, native folk tales, and essays from the Russian Far East guest-edited by Adele Barker

[*] SUMMER 1994 (Volume 6:1)
Post-Tiananmen Square poetry from the People’s Republic of China guest-edited by Arthur Sze

[*] WINTER 1993 (Volume 5:2)
Fiction, poetry, and memoirs from Australia guest-edited by Christina Thompson

[*] SUMMER 1993 (Volume 5:1, out of print)
Stories, plays, poem, essays, and interviews from the contemporary Pacific Islands guest-edited by Vilsoni Hereniko

[*] FALL 1992 (Volume 4:2)
Fiction and poetry from Mexico guest-edited by Hernan Lara Zavala and Darlaine Mahealani Dudoit

[*] SPRING 1992 (Volume 4:1)

Fiction and poetry from the Philippines guest-edited by Alfred A. Yuson

[*] FALL 1991 (Volume 3:2)
Fiction by women from Japan guest-edited by Masao Miyoshi

[*] SPRING 1991 (Volume 3:1)
Fiction and poetry from Indonesia guest-edited by John McGlynn

[*] FALL 1990 (Volume 2:2)
Fiction from Korea guest-edited by Kim Uchang

[*] SPRING 1990 (Volume 2:1)
Fiction, poetry, and oral narratives from Papua New Guinea guest-edited by David Roskies and Darlaine Mahealani Dudoit

[*] SPRING-FALL 1989 (Volume 1:1-2)
Fiction from the People’s Republic of China guest-edited by Howard Goldblatt

China Review International, vol. 3, no. 2 (1996)

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FEATURES

J. D. Schmidt, Within the Human Realm: The Poetry of Huang Zunxian, 1848-1905
Reviewed by Richard John Lynn, p. 305

Artyom I. Kobzev, Ucheniye o simvolakh i chislakh v kitaiskoi klassicheskoi filosofii (The teaching of symbols and numbers in classical Chinese philosophy)
Reviewed by Alexander V. Lomanov, p. 332

Michael Loewe, editor, Early Chinese Texts: A Bibliographical Guide
Reviewed by Lothar von Falkenhausen, p. 337

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China Review International, vol. 3, no. 1 (1996)

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FEATURES

Mao Matters: A Review Essay (David E. Apter and Tony Saich, Revolutionary Discourse in Mao’s Republic; and Li Zhisui, The Private Life of Chairman Mao: The Memoirs of Mao’s Personal Physician Dr. Li Zhisui), pp. 1-21
Reviewed by Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

Manuel D. Lopez, Chinese Drama: An Annotated Bibliography of Commentary, Criticism, and Plays in English Translation, pp. 22-33
Reviewed by Elizabeth Wichmann

Chinese Calligraphy (Tseng Yuho, A History of Chinese Calligraphy [Shu hsüeh]; Jean François Billeter, The Chinese Art of Writing; and Leon Long-yien Chang and Peter Miller, Four Thousand Years of Chinese Calligraphy [Chung-hua shu tao]), pp. 33-66
Reviewed by Marilyn Wong Gleysteen

Reassessing the Starting Point of the Cultural Revolution, pp. 66-86
By Hao Ping

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Buddhist-Christian Studies, vol. 15 (1995)

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JAPANESE BUDDHIST DEATH AND DYING

Social Action and Personal Benefits in Contemporary Japanese Buddhism, pp. 3-17
Ian Reader

May the Deceased Get Enlightenment! An Aspect of the Enculturation of Buddhism in Japan, pp. 19-42
Yasuaki Nara

Protestant Perspectives on Ancestor Worship in Japanese Buddhism: The Funeral and the Buddhist Altar, pp. 43-59
Dickson Kazuo Yagi

Japanese Buddhist Hospice and Shunkô Tashiro, pp. 61-65
Fuki Ikeuchi and Alison Freund

Thinking of Life Through Death: A Question of Life, pp. 67-85
Shunkô Tashiro

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China Review International, vol. 2, no. 2 (1995)

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Remembering Wing-tsit Chan

Wing-tsit Chan, 1901-1994: Excerpts from an Oral Autobiography, pp. 305-344
Compiled by Irene Bloom

FEATURES

Joshua A. Fogel, The Cultural Dimension of Sino-Japanese Relations: Essays on the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, pp. 345-354
Reviewed by John Allen Tucker

Liang Jisheng, Zhang Boling jiaoyu sixiang yanjiu (A study of Zhang Boling’s educational thought), pp. 355-359
Reviewed by Joseph W. Esherick and Ye Wa

Wang Shan, Viewing China through a Third Eye (Di san zhi yanjing kan Zhongguo), pp. 360-363
Reviewed by John Dye

An Overview of Sinological Studies in St. Petersburg, Russia, pp. 363-366
By Tatiana A. Pang

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China Review International, vol. 2, no. 1 (1995)

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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS, p. vii

FEATURES

Martin J. Powers, Art and Political Expression in Early China, pp. 1-18
Reviewed by Jean M. James

Books on Cultural Exchange between China and the West in the Late Ming-Early Qing, pp. 19-28
Reviewed by Nicolas Standaert

Christina K. Gilmartin, Gail Hershatter, Lisa Rofel, and Tyrene White, Engendering China: Women, Culture, and the State, pp. 28-36
Reviewed by Ping-chun Hsiung

Hermann-Josef Röllicke, Die Fährte des Herzens: Die Lehre vom Herzensbestreben (zhi) im Grossen Vorwort zum Shijing, pp. 37-44
Reviewed by Haun Saussy

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