Chiang Yee

出版者:Rutgers University Press

作者:Professor Da Zheng

页数:358

出版时间:2010-3-5

价格:USD 49.95

装帧:Hardcover

isbn号码:9780813546933

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Zheng Da's biography is meticulously researched and admirable for its empathetic approach in chronicling Chiang Yee's life. It was most interesting to follow the several friendships that were of great importance in sustaining Chiang over his peripatetic life and literary career. Unfortunately, Zheng does less well with situating Chiang in the proper historical context while maintaining a critical distance from his subject. A few more illustrations, as they were so central to Chiang's life work, would have also been helpful.

Zheng Da's biography is meticulously researched and admirable for its empathetic approach in chronicling Chiang Yee's life. It was most interesting to follow the several friendships that were of great importance in sustaining Chiang over his peripatetic life and literary career. Unfortunately, Zheng does less well with situating Chiang in the proper historical context while maintaining a critical distance from his subject. A few more illustrations, as they were so central to Chiang's life work, would have also been helpful.

Zheng Da's biography is meticulously researched and admirable for its empathetic approach in chronicling Chiang Yee's life. It was most interesting to follow the several friendships that were of great importance in sustaining Chiang over his peripatetic life and literary career. Unfortunately, Zheng does less well with situating Chiang in the proper historical context while maintaining a critical distance from his subject. A few more illustrations, as they were so central to Chiang's life work, would have also been helpful.

Zheng Da's biography is meticulously researched and admirable for its empathetic approach in chronicling Chiang Yee's life. It was most interesting to follow the several friendships that were of great importance in sustaining Chiang over his peripatetic life and literary career. Unfortunately, Zheng does less well with situating Chiang in the proper historical context while maintaining a critical distance from his subject. A few more illustrations, as they were so central to Chiang's life work, would have also been helpful.

Zheng Da's biography is meticulously researched and admirable for its empathetic approach in chronicling Chiang Yee's life. It was most interesting to follow the several friendships that were of great importance in sustaining Chiang over his peripatetic life and literary career. Unfortunately, Zheng does less well with situating Chiang in the proper historical context while maintaining a critical distance from his subject. A few more illustrations, as they were so central to Chiang's life work, would have also been helpful.