Bibliographie zur Tierwelt im alten China - Institut für Sinologie ...

Geistesgeschichte und Literatur in China 6, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2005.
[Schlagwort: n.a.]
Strassberg, Richard, A Chinese Bestiary. Strange Creatures from the Guideways Through Mountains
and Seas, Berkeley: University of California Press, 2002. [Schlagwort:
Mythologie/mythology]
Strickmann, Michel, und Bernard Faure (Hg.), Chinese Magical Medicine, Stanford: Stanford
University Press, 2002. [Schlagwort: Medizin/medicine]
Sturmann, Peter C., „Cranes above Kaifeng: The Auspicious Image at the Court of Huizong“, in: Ars
Orientalis 20 (1990), S. 33-68. [Schlagwort: Kranich/crane]
Suga, Yutaka, „Chinese Cricket-Fighting“, in: International Journal of Asian Studies 3.1 (2006), S. 77-
93. [Schlagwort: Grille/cricket]
Swann, Nancy, Food and Money in Ancient China, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1950.
[Schlagwort: Essen/food]
Swinhoe, Robert, „The Small Chinese Lark“, in: Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal
Asiatic Society 3 (1859), S. 287-292. [Schlagwort: Lerche/lark]
Swinhoe, Robert, „Narrative of a Visit to the Island of Formosa“, in: Journal of the North China
Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society 2 (1859), S. 145-164. [Schlagwort: Vögel/birds,
Zibetkatze/civet]
Swinhoe, Robert, „Notes on Some New Species of Birds Found on the Island of Formosa“, in: Journal
of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society 2 (1859), S. 225-230. [Schlagwort:
Vögel/birds]
Swinhoe, Robert, „Neau-Show. Birds and Beasts (of Formosa). From the 18th Chapter of the Revised
Edition of the Tai-wan foo-che, Statistics of Taiwan. Translated by Robert Swinhoe, Esq. H.
B. M. Consul at Taiwan: with Critical Notes and Observations”, in: Journal of the North China
Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society n. S. 2 (1865), S. 39-52. [Schlagwort: Vögel/birds]
Tak-hung Chan, Leo, The Discourse on Foxes and Ghosts: Ji Yun and Eighteenth Century Literati
Storytelling, Honolulu: University of Hawai’i Press, 1999. [Schlagwort: Fuchs/fox]
T’an Tan-chiung, „Embryonic and larval forms of the dragon. A discussion of the origins and
development of early Chinese decorative motifs“, in: Soochow University Journal of Chinese
Art History 14 (1985), S. 55-60. [Schlagwort: Drache/dragon]
Tani, Mitsutaka, „A Study on Horse Administration in the Ming Period“, in: Acta Asiatica 21 (1971),
S. 73-97. [Schlagwort: Pferd/horse]
Taylor, Ian M., „‘Guan, guan’ Cries the Osprey: An Outline of Pre-modern Chinese Ornithology“, in:
Papers on Far Eastern History 33 (1986), S. 1–22. [Schlagwort: Fischadler/osprey]
Ter Haar, Barend J., Telling Stories: Witchcraft and Scapegoating in Chinese History, Leiden: Brill,
2006. [Schlagwort: Religion, Mythologie/mythology]
Ter Haar, Barend J., „Buddhist-Inspired Options: Aspects of Lay Religious Life in the Lower Yangzi
from 1100 until 1340“, in: T’oung Pao Ser. 2, 87.1/3 (2001), S. 92-152. [Schlagwort: Religion,
Fisch/fish]
Thiel, P. Jos., „Schamanismus im Alten China“, in: Sinologica 10 (1969), S. 149-204. [Schlagwort:
Religion]
Thompson, Nancy, „The Evolution of the T’ang Lion and Grapevine Mirror“, in: Artibus Asiae 29.1
(1967), S. 25-54. [Schlagwort: Löwe/lion]
Thorp, Robert L., „The Growth of Early Shang Civilization New Data from Ritual Vessels“, in:
Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 45.1 (1985), S. 5-75. [Schlagwort: n.a.]
Till, Barry, „Some Observations on Stone Winged Chimeras at Ancient Chinese Tomb Sites“, in:
Artibus Asiae 42.4 (1980), S. 261-281. [Schlagwort: Mythologie/mythology]
de Tizac, H. d’Ardenne, Chinesische Tierplastik und Tierbilder (urspr. Les animaux dans l’art
chinois), Berlin: Ernst Wasmuth Verlag, 1925. [Schlagwort: Drache/dragon, Tiger,
Phönix/phoenix, Schildkröte/turtle, Eule/owl, Büffel/buffalo, Bär/bear, Ente/duck, Fisch/fish,
Pferd/horse, Ochsen/ox, Schwein/pig, Hund/dog, Leopard, Panther, Hirsch/deer,
Schlange/snake, tao tie, Hahn/rooster, Affe/monkey, Widder/ram, Kamel/camel, Esel/donkey,
Elefant/elephant,Löwe/lion, Kröte/toad, Hammel/mutton, Hase/rabbit, Maus/mouse]
de Tizac, H. d’Ardenne, L’Art Chinois Classique, Paris: H. Laurens, 1926. [Schlagwort: n.a.]