Eileen Chang

Eileen ChangEileen Chang (1920 1995) is arguably the most perceptive writer in modern Chinese literature. She was one of the most popular writers in 1940s Shanghai, but her insistence on writing about individual human relationships and mundane matters rather than revolutionary and political movements meant that in mainland China, she was neglected until very recently. Outside the mainland, her life and writings never ceased to fascinate Chinese readers. There are

The Master of the Greylands: A Novel remains to memorize readers with the spirit of the obscure setting and characters

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and quintessentially Buddhist arguments about the nature of learning itself

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masculine Hinduism is rooted in a rigid "us versus them" view of nation that becomes implicated in violence and intolerance

he sets out for the mountain to clear his head

it examines issues familiar to gerontology

She defines current structures of thought and patterns of organizing reality

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The Voyage of the Argo is a staple in Greek mythology

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was chosen as the next president of Yale University