Chinese Fiction of the Cultural Revolution Iztok Urbančič

Chinese Fiction of the Cultural Revolution Iztok UrbančičAs the first comprehensive study of Chinese fiction of the Cultural Revolution, this pioneering work explores the position of the literature of this turbulent period in the context of contemporary China. The book covers the choice of subject matter, authorship and readership of Cultural Revolution fiction. It analyses the characterization of heroes promoted in the literary and artistic field during this period. By comparing Cultural Revolution fiction

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and evolution of the basic notion of "literature" from antiquity to the seventeenth century

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the Caliph orders his court scholars to quiz the girl

After the closure of Willard Psychiatric Center on New York's Seneca Lake in 1995

Looks at what is seen as the first major political development in history

The Twelfth Hour is a humorous tale of romance and desire from Ada Leverson

Santa Claus is taken to be raised by Necile the Wood Nymph

Henry creates diverse narratives that stir the imagination and keep readers guessing

The Nurse Professional helps novices prepare for their transition into a "real world" role from being a student through graduation

The old man had been a professor of English Literature at the University of California Berkeley

It then puts forward evidence-based strategies for mitigating these constraints