Three persons make a tiger: translated from the Chinese of Wu Yu

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Series 9
Content Summary:
Three persons make a tiger: translated from the Chinese of Wu Yu is Stivens' satire on contemporary life, purported to be a translation from a previously unknown Chinese manuscript written by a Dr Wu Yu. This series contains typescript drafts, extracts, a review, a translation by Arthur Waley of Monkey by Wu Ch'êng-ên and a copy of The Monkey King by Sun Wu-Kung, 1962.
Immediate source of acquisition:
The papers were purchased from Stivens in several small instalments from 1971 to 1973 and in one large instalment from Stivens' companion, Juanita Cragen, in 1999.

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Location of this collection:
Parkes Place
Canberra ACT 2600, Australia
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