Anna von Rottauscher

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Anna von Rottauscher-Malata (born Susanka ; born December 29, 1892 in Vienna ; † June 12, 1970 ) was an Austrian sinologist . She was the author and translator of various books. She was married to Alfred Rottauscher von Malata .

Publications

  • Ancient Chinese animal stories. Agathon, Vienna 1920.
  • When a leaf moves, the branch can tremble too: Thoughts of Chinese sages. Edited by Heinrich Tieck . Scheuermann, Vienna 1939; 17th edition 1968.
  • You yellow chrysanthemums! Japanese wisdom. Haiku. Edited by Heinrich Tieck. Scheuermann, Vienna 1939 (republics).
  • If you light candles, you get light: wisdom of the ancient Chinese. Edited by Heinrich Tieck. Scheuermann, Vienna 1940.
  • Follow your star: words of Italian poets. Edited by Heinrich Tieck. Scheuermann, Vienna 1940.
  • The Slipper of the Little Yen-Ji: Two Chinese Novellas from Ancient Times. Frick, Vienna 1940.
  • Red jade and blossom dream: a Chinese romance novel. Frick, Vienna 1941.
  • Knights, poets, women, rascals: a cross-section through the Japanese past. Siebenberg, Vienna 1943.
  • The Strange Wedding Ride: Two Chinese Novellas from Ancient Times. With three Chinese miniatures. Frick, Vienna 1944.
  • Yo Ta Fu : downfall. Novel. Amandus, Vienna 1947.
  • Man Ju: The sore swan. The records of the monk Man Ju. Novel. Amandus, Vienna 1947.
  • Wisp and Dawn: Five Chinese Stories. The scales, Zurich 1955.
  • The Jewel Pagoda: An Ancient Chinese Novel. The scales, Zurich 1958.
  • with Heinrich Wallnöfer: The golden treasure of Chinese medicine. Schuler, Stuttgart 1959.
  • Character and fate interpretation of the Chinese from face and hands. Turm-Verlag, Bietigheim 1968.

literature

  • Anna von Rottauscher, b. Susanka (December 29, 1892, Vienna - June 12, 1970). Life and work. In: Oriens extremus. 37: 235-245 (1994).

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