Pan Guangdan Collection

Author: Pan Guangdan
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Publishing Date: 2002-12-01
Features: Professor Pan Guangdan (1899—1967) was a renowned sociologist, eugenicist, ethnologist, and educator of the older generation in China. His posthumous works amount to approximately 6 million words, constituting a valuable academic legacy that has exerted significant influence in academia. His collected works will be compiled and published by Peking University Press in a series. The first volume has now been completed, featuring his early four works: Feng Xiaochun: A Study of a Film Romance, The Family Problem in China, An Introduction to Eugenics, and A Comparative Study of the National Characters of Japan and Germany. The author conducts research on psychology of sex, family studies, eugenics, ethnology, either through case studies or comparative analysis, or through comprehensive arguments. The entire work is serious in tone, insightful, well-documented, and stylistically brilliant. It holds important reference value and is suitable for professional scholars to study, as well as for a broad readership to enhance their knowledge and broaden their cultural horizons.