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Signs of Subtlety in the Short Stories of Katharine Susannah Prichard and Peter Cowan
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作者 Glen Phillips 《Language and Semiotic Studies》 2016年第3期93-106,共14页
This essay discusses the truth of a commentary by Dr Dale Spender on the history of gender and subtlety in earlier Australian literature by making a comparison of selected stories of two of the greatest Australian pro... This essay discusses the truth of a commentary by Dr Dale Spender on the history of gender and subtlety in earlier Australian literature by making a comparison of selected stories of two of the greatest Australian prose writers of the mid-twentieth century: Katharine Susannah Prichard(1883-1969) and Peter Cowan(1914-2002). Spender believes that Australian women authors, by virtue of their deeper insights and more delicate descriptive writing, can claim a uniqueness in their depictions of Australian life and landscapes in short stories compared to male authors. This essay focuses on stories by the two authors and argues that these works would be appropriate for testing the truth of Spender's claim. Both writers published many volumes of stories and in fact Prichard's first story to be translated(Christmas Tree) was published in Chinese in the 1920 s. Cowan was almost a generation younger than Prichard but their writing careers overlapped. He published eight volumes of stories, and she published fi ve. Using post-colonialism and ecocriticism as its theoretical references, this article argues that, while Spender might be correct when she claims that male authors in the early years of Australian literature lacked sophistication or subtlety, Prichard and Cowan do not deserve the same criticism. Even allowing for the greater amplitude of Prichard's work in the international sphere, Cowan does not lack sophistication and subtlety. To a certain extent, both Prichard and Cowan demonstrate the rapid growth of sophistication and subtlety in the youthful history of Australian writing. So perhaps we should just celebrate them and be thankful their works remain remarkably subtle and highly readable to this day. 展开更多
关键词 Dale Spender subtlety GENDER AUSTRALIAN SHORT STORIES Katharine Susannah Prichard PETER Cowan
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Analysis of the Spleen and Stomach Thoughts in Treating Eyelids Diseases in Essential Subtleties on the Silver Sea(《银海精微》)
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作者 胡俊聪 陈袁嘉繁 郭燕 《World Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine》 2020年第12期26-31,共6页
Essential Subtleties on the Silver Sea(《银海精微》)is a well-known ophthalmology work of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM).There are many discourses on eyelids diseases.This paper analyzed the classification of relat... Essential Subtleties on the Silver Sea(《银海精微》)is a well-known ophthalmology work of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM).There are many discourses on eyelids diseases.This paper analyzed the classification of related diseases and their treatment methods and intends to sort out the pathogenesis of eyelids diseases related to the spleen and stomach function in TCM,thus inspiring new treatment ideas and guiding clinical treatment.Through the sorting out,it is found that the eyelids diseases are closely related to the function of the spleen and stomach such as the Qi(气)and blood generation and transformation,the blood circulation,and the Yin(阴)-Yang(阳)harmony.The corresponding treatments are various,including expelling the pathogen,moving Qi(气)and invigorating blood,warming and activating the spleen Yang(阳). 展开更多
关键词 Essential Subtleties on the Silver Sea(《银海精微》) Eyelids diseases OPHTHALMOLOGY Spleen and stomach theory
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