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Drunk, and Drug Addicted Wei Jin Literati in Modern Chinese Literature: Li Tuozhi’s ‘Feigned Madness’, Lu Xun, and the Traditional Spirit of the Intellectual Furioso

Victor Vuilleumier 1
1 CRCAO - Centre de recherche sur les civilisations de l'Asie Orientale
Keywords : China East Asia Chinese literature Chinese philosophy
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Victor Vuilleumier. Drunk, and Drug Addicted Wei Jin Literati in Modern Chinese Literature: Li Tuozhi’s ‘Feigned Madness’, Lu Xun, and the Traditional Spirit of the Intellectual Furioso. Jana S. Rosker; Natasa Vampelj Suhadolnik. The Yields of Transition : Literature, Art and Philosophy in Early Medieval China, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp.281-292, 2011. ⟨halshs-01644173⟩

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