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Author Chia, Caroline.
Title Hokkien Theatre Across the Seas : a Socio-Cultural Study / Caroline Chia.
OCLC ybp15856348
ISBN 9811318344
9789811318344
Publisher Singapore : Springer, [2019]
Description 1 online resource (158 pages)
LC Subject heading/s Folk drama, Chinese -- China -- Fujian Sheng.
Operas, Chinese -- China -- Fujian Sheng.
Theater -- Singapore.
Theater -- Taiwan.
Theater -- Japan.
Restrictions Single user license access.
Reproduction note Electronic reproduction. Ipswich, MA Available via World Wide Web.
Source of Description Print version record.
Contents Intro; Preface; Notes on Basic Terminology; Contents; List of Figures; List of Table; Chapter 1: Beginning of the Maritime Journey; 1.1 As Nodes of Maritime Interaction and Transmission; 1.2 Situating Hokkien Theatre in the Regional Context; References; Chapter 2: In Search of the Origins; 2.1 The Origin of Hokkien Theatrical Forms; 2.2 Genres of Hokkien Theatre; 2.3 Liyuan Opera; 2.4 String Puppet Theatre; 2.5 Glove Puppet Theatre; 2.6 Gaojia opera; 2.7 Song Jiang Drama; 2.8 He Xing Drama; 2.9 Conclusion: Setting Sail to New Lands; References; Chapter 3: Across the Seas.
3.1 Taiwan: A Succession of 'Colonial' Encounters3.2 Emergence of Qing Taiwan; 3.3 Japanese Colonization: More Chinese or Less, or Taiwanese?; 3.4 Kinmen: "Sandwiched" Between Taiwan and Southern Fujian; 3.5 Singapore: A Dominantly Chinese Society Under British Rule; 3.6 A Socially and Economically Powerful Group; 3.7 Hokkien Theatre in Singapore Before 1965; 3.8 Gaojia Opera; 3.9 Gezai Opera; 3.10 String Puppet Theatre; 3.11 Glove Puppet Theatre; 3.12 The Passage from Migrants to Settlers; References; Chapter 4: "Made Locally"; 4.1 Taiwan: A 'Republic of China' Outside China.
4.2 Kinmen: The Militarized 'Time Capsule'4.3 Singapore: From a Third World to First World Nation; 4.4 'Gezai Opera Style' Puppet Theatre; 4.5 Effects of Urbanization and Secularization; 4.6 Pushing for Survival: Conclusion; References; Chapter 5: In Practice; 5.1 Taiwan: An Innovative Tradition; 5.2 Kinmen: Lineage-Focused Tradition; 5.3 Singapore: 'Secularized' Tradition; 5.4 Concluding Note on Diversity in Local Practices; References; Chapter 6: Promulgation of Filial Piety; 6.1 Mulian As the Emblem of Filial Piety in Liturgical Theatre; 6.2 Taiwan: A Funeral Practice of kyamuni Buddhism.
6.3 Singapore: Operatic Versus Funeral Renditions6.4 Hokkien Mulian Performance in the Past; 6.5 The Perseverance of Mulian; References; Chapter 7: Till the Next Journey; References; Index.
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