SALARENGLISHCHINESETIBETAN

THE FOLKLORE OF CHINA'S ISLAMIC SALAR NATIONALITY (Chinese Studies #15)

By MA , Kevin , Wei , Jianzhong , & Stuart

Book information

Publisher
Edwin Mellen Press
Year
2001
ISBN
0-7734-7675-X; 978-0-7734-7675-2
Language
salarenglishchinesetibetan
Format
PDF
Filesize
188 MB (197114532 bytes)
Series
(Chinese Studies #15)
Volume
15
Pages
260\144
Time added
2013-07-16 17:04:28

Description

This volume contains folklore selections written first in the Salar written system, the same selection rendered in the International Phonetic Alphabet, followed by an English translation. This is the first time such an extensive collection of Salar literature has been written in the Salar’s own writing system and it is the first anthology of the folklore translated into English with Salar and IPA counterparts. The preface was written by the West’s leading Salar scholar. This is a must for all Chinese, Islam, folklore, and minority collections. With Illustrations.Table of ContentsTable of contents (main headings): Preface by Arienne Dwyer Introduction; Origins; Memorable Characters; Family Values Romance Brotherhood; Myths; Humor; Proverbs; Children’s Songs, Work Songs, Lullabies; Love Songs; Song of Praise; Baxi Gaga; Endnotes; Bibliography; Index; Tables.

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