3.1. KIM SISUP, “AN ACCOUNT OF DRUNKEN MERRIMENT AT FLOATING JADE-GREEN PAVILION”

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments xi
4. Contributor Abbreviations xiii
5. Conventions for Names, Terms, and Titles xv
6. Chronology xvii
7. Editors’ Introduction 1
8. Part I Pre-Koryo and Koryo Period Prose
9. 1. Pre-Koryo Prose and Fiction
10. 1.1. Anonymous, Tales of the Bizarre 13
11. 1.2 “PASSION SURROUNDING THE PAGODA” 16
12. 1.3 “BEAUTIES IN A BAMBOO TUBE” 17
13. 1.4 “AN OLD MAN BECOMES A DOG” 17
14. 2. Koryo Period Prose Works
15. 2.1. IM CH’UN, “THE TALE OF MR. CASH” 18
16. 2.2. YI KYUBO, “THE TALE OF MASTER MALT” 25
17. 2.3. YI KYUBO, “OF BOATS AND BRIBES” 29
18. 2.4. CH’OE CHA, “KIM KAEIN” 30
19. 2.5. CH’OE HAE, “THE TALE OF THE HERMIT OF MOUNT LION” 31
20. 2.6. YI SAEK, “THE TALE OF MR. PAK” 32
21. Part II Choson Period Prose
22. 3. Early Choson Short Fiction
23. 3.1. KIM SISUP, “AN ACCOUNT OF DRUNKEN MERRIMENT AT FLOATING JADE-GREEN PAVILION” 37
24. 4. Choson Long Fiction
25. 4.1 ANONYMOUS, THE TALE OF LADY PAK 66
26. 4.2. ANONYMOUS, A TALE OF TWO SISTERS, CHANGHWA AND HONGNYŎN 100
27. 4.3. ANONYMOUS, THE PLEDGE AT THE BANQUET OF MOON-GAZING PAVILION 123
28. 4.4. CHO WIHAN, THE TALE OF CH’OE CH’OK 132
29. 5. Choson Period “Unofficial” Histories
30. 5.1 SO KOJONG, IDLE TALK AND HUMOROUS STORIES IN A PEACEFUL ERA 162
31. 5.2. YU MONGIN, UNOFFICIAL NARRATIVES BY OU 167
32. 5.3. ANONYMOUS, COLLECTION OF PAST AND PRESENT LAUGHS 180
33. 6. Late Choson Period
34. 6.1. PAK CHIWON, “THE TALE OF MASTER YEDOK” 185
35. 6.2. PAK CHIWON, “ON NAMES” 190
36. 6.3. YI TONGMU, “THE BOOK OF EARS, EYES, MOUTH, AND HEART” 195
37. 6.4. LADY YI OF HANSAN, “THE RECORD OF MY HARDSHIPS” 200
38. 7. Palace Literature
39. 7.1 ANONYMOUS, DIARY OF THE KYECH’UK YEAR 214
40. Part III Oral Tradition
41. 8. P’ansori, Narratives in Song
42. 8.1 SONG OF HONGBO 233
43. 8.2. SONG OF SIM CH’ONG 259
44. 8.3. SONG OF CH’UNHYANG 275
45. Contributors 299