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Reading Chinese novels in the West…(follow up)

9 July 2012 156 views One Comment

The Macau Ricci Institute asked me a few months ago to prepare an article on contemporary Chinese literature and the West. This text has been published in English and Chinese in the April 2012 issue of the journal “Chinese Cross Currents”. The editor of this magazine has been kind enough to post on the internet the full content of this article.

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  • brigitte duzan said:

    Bravo pour cette publication !
    BD

    # 12 August 2012 at %I:%M %p

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