Chronology Entry
Year
1920
Text
[Poe, Edgar Allan]. Xie mi de xin. The tell-tale heart [ID D34933].
In his introduction Shen Yanbing declares that Poe is famous for his mysticism. "Poe distinguished himself by his idiosyncratic style among his contemporaries. He was entirely different from the general public in taste. His works – short stories in particular – are mostly visionary and unearthly things, which, however, are also those things that will impinge upon our souls from time to time".
In his introduction Shen Yanbing declares that Poe is famous for his mysticism. "Poe distinguished himself by his idiosyncratic style among his contemporaries. He was entirely different from the general public in taste. His works – short stories in particular – are mostly visionary and unearthly things, which, however, are also those things that will impinge upon our souls from time to time".
Mentioned People (2)
Mao, Dun
(Wuzhen, Zhejiang 1896-1981 Beijing) : Schriftsteller, Übersetzer
Poe, Edgar Allan
(Boston, Mass. 1809-1849 Baltimore, Md.) : Schriftsteller, Dichter
Subjects
Literature : Occident : United States of America
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Translator
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
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| 1 | 1999 | Sheng, Ning ; Stauffer, Donald Barlow. The influence of Edgar Allen Poe on modern Chinese literature. In : The University of Mississippi studies in English ; N.S., vol. 3 (1982).[This article is adapted from the M.A. thesis by Mr. Sheng Ning for the Department of Western Languages and Literature of Peking University in 1981]. | Publication / Poe5 |
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