Han Shaogong
Biographic Data
| ID | 1639028 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Han Shaogong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Han |
| FAMILY NAME | Shaogong |
| SIGNATURE | SHAOGONG H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
"Pointing to New Clarity with New Perplexity" The 2011 Newman Prize Lecture
SPECIAL SECTION Han Shaogong (b.1953) is one of contemporary China's most critically acclaimed novelists, celebrated for his linguistically sophisticated and inventive novels and essays of modern China. More biographical information is included in Julia Lovell's essay {page 25). LadiesandGentlemen, Itisa great honor for metobeherereceivingencouragement from thejurors ontheselectioncommittee andaccepting thesecondNewman PrizeforChineseLiterature. …
Beginning (End) 归元(归完)
Editorial note: From A Dictionary ofMaqiao (slightly revised), copyright©2003 by Columbia University Press. Reprinted by permission of CUP and HarperCollins Australia. Fofe a review of ADictionary of■ pag^o,seefte September 1 In nounced the Maqiao same wan dialect, as in the Mandarin) the word word for for is "beginning" pronounced "end"(pronounced waninMandarin) is pronounced the same as the word for"beginning" {yuan). Two temporal extremes are …
Why Did the Cultural Revolution End
This article was written as a preface to Chen Yi'nan's book Qingchun wuhen—yige gongren de shinian wenge [Traceless youth—A worker's ten years in the Cultural Revolution], which is published by the Hong Kong Chinese University Press. The editor is grateful to Professor Wang Shaoguang for his help with identifying some of the references in this essay
Why Must We Talk About the Environment? A Summary of Nanshan Seminar
Translated by Yan Hairong
Why Did the Cultural Revolution End
This article was written as a preface to Chen Yi'nan's book Qingchun wuhen—yige gongren de shinian wenge [Traceless youth—A worker's ten years in the Cultural Revolution], which is published by the Hong Kong Chinese University Press. The editor is grateful to Professor Wang Shaoguang for his help with identifying some of the references in this essay
Why Must We Talk About the Environment? A Summary of Nanshan Seminar
Translated by Yan Hairong
Why Did the Cultural Revolution End
This article was written as a preface to Chen Yi'nan's book Qingchun wuhen—yige gongren de shinian wenge [Traceless youth—A worker's ten years in the Cultural Revolution], which is published by the Hong Kong Chinese University Press. The editor is grateful to Professor Wang Shaoguang for his help with identifying some of the references in this essay
"Pointing to New Clarity with New Perplexity" The 2011 Newman Prize Lecture
SPECIAL SECTION Han Shaogong (b.1953) is one of contemporary China's most critically acclaimed novelists, celebrated for his linguistically sophisticated and inventive novels and essays of modern China. More biographical information is included in Julia Lovell's essay {page 25). LadiesandGentlemen, Itisa great honor for metobeherereceivingencouragement from thejurors ontheselectioncommittee andaccepting thesecondNewman PrizeforChineseLiterature. …
Beginning (End) 归元(归完)
Editorial note: From A Dictionary ofMaqiao (slightly revised), copyright©2003 by Columbia University Press. Reprinted by permission of CUP and HarperCollins Australia. Fofe a review of ADictionary of■ pag^o,seefte September 1 In nounced the Maqiao same wan dialect, as in the Mandarin) the word word for for is "beginning" pronounced "end"(pronounced waninMandarin) is pronounced the same as the word for"beginning" {yuan). Two temporal extremes are …
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