| Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Chu-ko Liang in the eyes of his contemporaries. | Regional focus/area studies | Henry, Eric |
| Colophons in countermotion: poems by Su Shih and Huang T'ing-chien on paintings. | Regional focus/area studies | Sargent, Stuart H. |
| Family, Landsmann, and status-group affinity in refugee mobility strategies: the Mongol invasions and the diaspora of Sichuanese elites, 1230-1330. | Regional focus/area studies | Smith, Paul J. |
| Immediacy and allusion in the poetry of Li Bo. | Regional focus/area studies | Varsano, Paula M. |
| Matsuo Basho and the poetics of scent. | Regional focus/area studies | Shirane, Haruo |
| Saikaku's haikai requiem: 'A Thousand Haikai Alone in a Single Day,' the first hundred verses. | Regional focus/area studies | Drake, Christopher |
| The collision of traditions in Saikaku's haikai. | Regional focus/area studies | Drake, Christopher |
| The 'Ise monogatari': a short cultural history. | Regional focus/area studies | Bowring, Richard |
| The Lingyin Si monkey disciples and the origins of Sun Wukong. | Regional focus/area studies | Shahar, Meir |
| The organization and utilization of labor service under the Jurchen Chin dynasty. | Regional focus/area studies | Chan, Hok-Lam |
| What is 'bianxiang'? - on the relationship between Dunhuang art and Dunhuang literature. | Regional focus/area studies | Wu Hung |
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