Songs for Dead Parents: Corpse, Text, and World in Southwest China
Wednesday, 23.5.2018Erik Mueggler über ein neues Buch von Marshall Poe. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.
Archiv für 'Sachbuch'
Ming China and Vietnam
Monday, 14.5.2018Ricarda Brosch stellt das Buch “Ming China and Vietnam. Negotiating Borders in Early Modern Asia” von Kathlene Baldanza vor. Quelle: New Books Network.
The Laws and Economics of Confucianism
Wednesday, 28.2.2018Kinship and Property in Preindustrial China and England. Von Taisu Zhang. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.com
Sweden calls on China to release detained bookseller Gui Minhai
Thursday, 25.1.2018Von Tom Phillips. Quelle: Guardian.
The War for China’s Wallet: Profiting from the New World Order
Thursday, 30.11.2017How To Profit From China’s Rising Nationalism Russell Flannery über ein neues Buch (Forbes). Vgl. chinesischsprachigen Artikel hier.
Interpreting Islam in China: Pilgrimage, Language, and Scripture in the Han Kitab
Tuesday, 14.11.2017SherAli Tareen stellt ein neues Buch von Kristian Petersen vor. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.com.
Bolihua. Chinesische Hinterglasmalerei.
Saturday, 21.10.2017Nachtrag. Buchbesprechung von Hans Gärtner. Quelle: Tabula Rasa.
Justin R. Ritzinger, “Anarchy in the Pure Land: Reinventing the Cult of Maitreya in Modern Chinese Buddhism”
Tuesday, 10.10.2017Buchvorstellung von Marshall Poe. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.com.
The Chinese Invasion Threat: Taiwan’s Defense and US Strategy in Asia
Monday, 9.10.2017Besprechung eines Buchs von Ian Easton (thenewlens.com).
An Alternative History of Singapore, Through a Comic Book
Thursday, 7.9.2017Nachtrag. Von Ian Johnson. Mit chin. Übersetzung. Quelle: NYT.
A Parent Confronts Conformity in the Classrooms of China
Friday, 1.9.2017Alan Paul über das Buch “LITTLE SOLDIERS An American Boy, a Chinese School, and the Global Race to Achieve”von Lenora Chu. Quelle: NYT.
Imperial Bandits: Outlaws and Rebels in the China-Vietnam Borderlands
Sunday, 30.7.2017Nick Cheesman stellt ein Buch von Bradley Camp Davis vor. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.com.
Erwachen aus dem Koma? Eine literarische Bestimmung des heutigen Chinas
Saturday, 8.7.2017Neuerscheinung, von Thomas Zimmer. Quelle: Verlagsinformation.
New Book: Liu, Neo-Confucianism: Metaphysics, Mind, and Morality
Monday, 19.6.2017Vorstellung eines Buchs von Jee Loo Liu (warpweftandway.com).
Welcome to the land of soft openings
Tuesday, 13.6.2017Andrew Batson über Ian Johnson’s The Souls Of China: The Return of Religion After Mao. Quelle: andrewbatson.com.
The Philosophy of the Mozi: The First Consequentialists
Wednesday, 10.5.2017Eirik Lang Harris bespricht ein Buch von Chris Fraser. Quelle: ndpr.nd.edu.
Laura Madokoro: Elusive Refuge
Monday, 8.5.2017Chinese Migrants in the Cold War. Buchvorstellung von Carla Nappi. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.com.
Souls of China: The Return of Religion After Mao
Thursday, 30.3.2017Sam Crane bespricht ein Buch von Ian Johnson (The Useless Tree).
Transpacific Community: America, China, and the Rise and Fall of a Cultural Network
Monday, 30.1.2017“… writers as Agnes Smedley, Pearl Buck, Paul Robeson, Lin Yutang, Ding Ling, Liu Liangmo, Lao She, and Ida Puitt …” Carla Nappi stellt ein Buch von Richard Jean So vor. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.com.
Creative nonfiction is thriving
Saturday, 28.1.2017Telling true stories is a booming business in China Tabitha Speelman (supchina.com).
Yiwu, China: A Study of the World’s Largest Small Commodities Market
Monday, 23.1.2017Von Mark Jacobs. Quelle: Amazon/Verlagsinformation.
Quietly published in Hong Kong
Monday, 23.1.2017Historian’s [Yang Jisheng] Latest Book on Mao Turns Acclaim in China to Censure Von Chris Buckley (NYT).
How China played a part in first wave of globalisation, in the 16th century
Thursday, 12.1.2017“Globalisation is nothing new, say Peter Gordon and Juan José Morales in a book, The Silver Way, an excerpt from which reveals how a Pacific route to and from Spanish America made China an economic powerhouse 400 years ago.” Quelle: SCMP.
Recovering Buddhism in Modern China
Saturday, 24.12.2016Carla Nappi stellt ein Buch von Jan Kiely und J. Brooks Jessup vor. Quelle: newbooksnetwork.com.
