General Theory of Program Hosts

Author: Yu Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book was written for teaching purposes and has the following distinct features:
1. Completeness. This is the basic requirement for a monograph. The book consists of 12 chapters and, as an introductory monograph on the fundamental theory of program hosts, it forms a relatively complete theoretical system. Readers can get a clear overview by simply glancing at the table of contents.
2. Academic rigor. Some monographs excel in compiling materials but lack theoretical elevation. This book, however, is the opposite—it is full of strong dialectical thinking and radiates rational sparks throughout.
3. Innovation. As a monograph, this book not only draws on the research achievements of predecessors and contemporary hosts but also presents many original insights and innovative perspectives from the author.
4. Readability. The book presents clear viewpoints, abundant materials, and references from all over the world, both ancient and modern. Its writing style is fresh, lively, yet、 (unwaveringly solemn and rigorous), which is rare for an academic work.