Chronology Entry
Year
1904
Text
San, Ai [Chen, Duxiu]. Lun xi qu. In : Anhui su hua bao ; Sept. 10 (1904).
Er schreibt : "Theatre is a great school for all the people under heaven ; theatre artists are in fact influential teachers. [In the past], actors were considered no better than prostitutes, not permitted by the court to become government officials through civil exams. In the West the situation is just the opposite : the actors are equals of the literary and the learned, because it is believed that theatre is extremely important in fostering morals and values."
Er schreibt : "Theatre is a great school for all the people under heaven ; theatre artists are in fact influential teachers. [In the past], actors were considered no better than prostitutes, not permitted by the court to become government officials through civil exams. In the West the situation is just the opposite : the actors are equals of the literary and the learned, because it is believed that theatre is extremely important in fostering morals and values."
Mentioned People (1)
Chen, Duxiu
(Huaining, Anhui 1879-1942 Sichuan) : Politiker, Gründer der Kommunistischen Partei, Marxist, Professor für Literatur, Dekan School of Arts and Sciences Beijing Universität
Subjects
Literature : China - Occident
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
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| 1 | 2009 | Huang, Alexander C.Y. Chinese Shakespeares : two centuries of cultural exchange. (New York, N.Y. : Columbia University Press, 2009). (Global Chinese culture). S. 103. | Publication / Shak36 |
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