The Paratextual Functions of the Early Chinese Anecdote - with Tang zai Chimen 湯在啻門 and Tang chu yu Tangqiu 湯處於湯丘 as Examples

The Paratextual Functions of the Early Chinese Anecdote - with Tang zai Chimen 湯在啻門 and Tang chu yu Tangqiu 湯處於湯丘 as Examples

Abstract This article proposes a set of function-based criteria for identifying paratextual elements in manuscript texts. With *Tang zai Chimen and *Tang chu yu Tangqiu as examples, I show how their narrative frames perform functions akin to titles, authors' names, and prefaces. This approach o...

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