A wartime aesthete -- Selected essays from The New Yorker: Selected essays from The New Yorker

Author: Gao Hong
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: The New Yorker is a high-quality magazine in the United States. Although it lacks a glamorous appearance, it includes nearly all world-class intellectuals as its authors, showing the significant influence and status it holds in the Western intellectual circle. At the same time, its characteristics of independent thinking, sharpness, originality, social critique, cutting-edge ideas, exquisite writing, and appropriate humor have attracted the attention of an increasing number of readers. The works collected in this book are some of the more outstanding examples, hoping to provide Chinese readers with more insights into foreign academic trends and intellectual shifts.