01722cam a22002298i 450000100060000000300090000600500170001500800410003202000370007304000130011008200240012324501190014726400480026630000230031449000350033750400510037252009610042365000240138465000230140870000340143170000270146526957BD-DhIUB20230910115235.0210525s2021    nyu      b    001 0 eng    a9781621967019q(library binding)  cBD-DhIUB00223a398.20951bL49904aThe legend of Prince Golden Calf in China and Korea /ctranslated and edited  by Wilt L. Idema and Allard M. Olof. 1aAmherst, New York :bCambria Press,cc2022.  a286 p. ; c24 cm. 0 aCambria Sinophone world series  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  a"This book examines the history of different versions of the legend of Prince Golden Calf and sheds light on important aspects of Chinese culture as manifested and interpreted in China and Korea. It highlights various cultural connotations of cows and how they hold a central place not only in Chinese agriculture but also in terms of China's ethnic composition, religious symbolism, landscape names, and other famous Chinese stories involving cows. The book also further position the story in a broader global framework. This study broadens the fields of translation of and research on East Asian religion, literature, and culture by expanding our knowledge in Asian studies, folklore studies, and the study of animal representations in literature. Its transcultural and transregional approach lays the foundation for a new, innovative, and inclusive perspective on the development of premodern East Asian literature and culture"--cProvided by publisher. 0aFairy taleszChina. 0aFairy taleszKorea1 aIdema, Wilt L., etranslator.1 aOlof, Allard,eeditor.