Author: Chenmiao Bian
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features:
Dialogue with He Weifang: The Multidimensional Perspective of Law
Dialogue with He Zhaowu: Will History Speak?
Dialogue with Gu Zhengkun: Medicine and Poison
Dialogue with Tang Xiaodu: The Poet and the Context of Transition
Dialogue with Cao Chengyuan: The Space of Awakening
Dialogue with Mang Ke: Poetic Thoughts like Flames and Wine Shadows under the Moonlight
Dialogue with Guo Wenjing: Reason and Madness
Dialogue with Dou Wei: Rain Sighs - A Word of Void
Dialogue with Zhang Yuan: Non-linear Sound and Visual Motions
Dialogue with Sheng Qi and Cang Xin: Roses Hung on Gunbarrels
Dialogue with Zhang Hui, Gu Kaijun, and Chenmiao: Experimental Speculations on Space
A carnival of language, a feast of thought. Chenmiao conducted interviews and dialogues with eleven prominent figures in culture, art, and intellectual circles, including Dou Wei, Zhang Yuan, He Weifang, Mang Ke, He Zhaowu, Tang Xiaodu, Cao Chengyuan, and others. These conversations have condensed fragments of the thoughts and souls of these cultural luminaries, covering topics such as art, law, literature, philosophy, religion, politics, and economics. The book also collects a wealth of visually striking and precious images, making it highly readable and thought-provoking.
Target Audience: Readers who are keenly interested in culture, art, thought, and social development; young, intellectually vibrant readers, as well as college and graduate students.
The Path Ahead -- A Multidimensional Perspective on Chinese Society
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