Notes on the travels of Wutai Mountain in the Republic of China
1. "The Rise of the Greeks"
By Michael Grant
Translated by Liu Feng
ISBN：978-7-100-21299-1
"Glory belongs to Greece", the vitality and vitality of Greek culture in the classical period have nourished the history of Western civilization for thousands of years.
The author gives a comprehensive account of the centuries-old history of more than 50 Greek city-states before the Greco-Persian Wars, as well as the many civilizations that interacted with Greece. The Greeks from prehistory to the late Archaic era are brought to life in Grant's writing, and the glory of Greece in the classical era has become visible.
Michael Grant (1914-2004) was a famous British classicist. He is the author of "The Rise of the Greeks", "The Top of Rome", "The City of Vesuvius" and other 70 books on the history of Greece, Rome and the Middle Ages.
2. "Chang'an Grand Theater Performance Chronicles (1937-2022)" (2 volumes)
Edited by Beijing Chang'an Grand Theater Co., Ltd
ISBN：978-7-100-22890-9
The times have created Peking Opera, Peking Opera has made "Chang'an", and "Chang'an" has created the times.
This book contains a total of information about the performances of Chang'an Grand Theater from February 24, 1937 to December 31, 2022. In the past 86 years, there have been brilliant famous characters and good dramas here, she is a witness to the prosperity of opera, and it is the epitome of historical development. This is a diary of an old opera garden, and every page recorded is her best appearance.
Chang'an Grand Theatre was built in 1937 and reopened on September 27, 1996 in the golden autumn season. Beijing Chang'an Grand Theatre Co., Ltd. was established on March 25, 2009, and is now a leading cultural industry under the operation and management of Beijing Chang'an Culture and Entertainment Center.
3. Fireworks on Earth: Economic Life in Early Modern England, 1470-1750
Keith Whitson
Translated by Liu Xu
ISBN：978-7-100-22866-4
The foundations of the seemingly stormy and earth-shaking "Industrial Revolution" were laid in the early modern period, which lasted for nearly three centuries. This long chapter was an important turning point in the UK's economy.
During this period, the various parts of Britain began to break down their silos and start a process of market integration. Changes in traditional agriculture and land distribution, the development of capitalist production, and the emergence of a new morality more adapted to the market economy. People's lives have changed dramatically, and the familiar world is moving away. The author describes the basic mechanisms and relationships of economic life in early modern England, traces the process of economic and social change, and examines how these changes affected men, women, and children at all levels of society.
Keith Wrightson is a renowned British historian and a member of the British Academy of Social Sciences. He is the author of English Society, 1580-1680 and Ralph Taylor's Summer.
4. On Justice
By Herbert Spencer
Translated by Zhou Guoxing
ISBN：978-7-100-22870-1
"Victorian Aristotle" Spencer's evolutionary interpretation of the "law of equal freedom".
On Justice is the fourth part of Principles of Ethics, which is the application of his theory of social evolution in the field of social ethics. Although the conclusions of "On Justice" and "Social Statics" are basically the same—the moral law expresses the perfect person in a perfect society, and the duty of the state is to prevent unrighteous acts that infringe on the natural rights of individuals, but "On Justice" also reflects a shift in their scholarly views...
Herbert Spence (1820-1903) was an English sociologist and philosopher, and a prominent classical liberal political theorist of the Victorian era. He is the author of "Social Statics", "Man to State", "The Appropriate Scope of Government", etc.
5. "Madness and Modernism" (2 volumes)
Written by Louis Sass
Translated by Lin Xuda and Liang Yongan
ISBN：978-7-100-22914-2
The author offers a fresh perspective on schizophrenia, primarily through a phenomenological lens, providing a complete discussion of schizophrenia and related disorders. The aim is to elucidate unusual forms of consciousness or subjective life, as well as related forms of existence and expression, in order to characterize people with schizophrenia and related disorders.
The author points out that there are striking parallels between madness and modernism: contempt for tradition, nihilism, extreme relativism, time distortion, strange shifts in the self, and so on. He compared schizophrenia to the works of writers and artists such as Kafka, Beckett, and Duchamp, and incorporated ideas from philosophers such as Nietzsche, Heidegger, Foucault, and Derrida.
Louis Sass is a distinguished professor in the Department of Clinical Psychology at Rutgers University. In addition to this book, he is the author of The Paradox of Delusion: Wittgenstein, Schreiber and Schizophrenia.
6. "The World on the Run: How Globalization Is Reshaping Our Lives"
By Anthony Giddens
Translated by Guo Zhonghua
ISBN：978-7-100-22257-0
The book discusses five themes that are closely related to people's modern lives, globalization, risk, tradition, the family, and democracy, and the author connects these important themes through the lens of reflection and reconstruction of modernity and structural theory, showing how globalization affects our contemporary lives and explaining how to put the escaped world back on track.
Anthony Giddens, a famous British sociologist and a famous contemporary thinker. He is the author of nearly 50 books, including "Theory of Capitalism and Modern Society", "The Composition of Society", and "The Consequences of Modernity".
Notes on the travels of Wutai Mountain in the Republic of China
7. Philosophy and Society: Meditations on Old Age
Chen Xianda
ISBN：978-7-100-22371-3
Marxist philosophical scholars are the strong voice of the times in the face of new problems and new phenomena in the new era.
The book is divided into 6 volumes. In addition to distinguishing and analyzing some important issues in Marxist philosophy and reaffirming the basic stand of Marxist philosophy, it also responds to some new problems and new phenomena in the current academic circles and society from the standpoint of Marxist philosophy, such as reflection on traditional Chinese culture, especially Confucian culture, and reflection on China's road.
Chen Xianda is a contemporary Marxist philosopher. He is the author of "Marx and Marxism", "The Dismembered Marx", "Philosophy in Problems", "Philosophy in the Cracks", "Philosophy and Culture", etc.
8. Bison, Picasso and Half-Glasses: Notes on Visual Culture in the Spanish-Speaking World
Zhang Weijie
ISBN：978-7-100-22201-3
This book is a rare collection of essays on the history, culture, and art of the Spanish language.
Each of the 46 essays, titled to a piece or series of visual artworks, uses the philosophical theories of art to appreciate and analyze the works of art, tells the stories behind the works, and introduces the history and culture related to them. The artworks involved in the book date from 15,000 BC to the present day, spanning Spain and Latin America. The genres of these works of art include architecture, painting, film, poetry, etc.
Zhang Weijie is the head of the Department of Spanish at Nanjing University. The main translators are: "I Believe", "Five Suns of Mexico", "Burning Fields", etc., and the works include: "Guitar and Piano Whimper".
Notes on the travels of Wutai Mountain in the Republic of China
9. "The Deeds of Zhang Ailing"
Stopped
ISBN：978-7-100-22586-1
To interpret Zhang Ailing's life, you can use one of her words as a reference: "Love is not asking whether it is worth it or not." ”
As the most important participant in the editing and sorting of Zhang Ailing's works, the author has been in contact with Zhang Ailing's manuscripts, letters and other first-hand materials for many years. The book focuses on the specific "unsolved cases" or "false rumors" of Zhang Ailing's literary creation or her life, examines the "deeds", supplements the life, and penetrates many joints in Zhang Ailing's research from bit by bit—especially to clarify many misunderstandings in historical methods and materials, and points out that many other people's accounts and memories in the context of a specific era cannot be fully trusted.
Zhian, writer and scholar. He has published more than 20 books, such as "Farewell", "Travel Diary", "Biography of Zhou Zuoren", "Reading Zhuang under the Tree", "Romance of Lao Tzu", "Flower Arrangement Booklet" and "Shenquan Examination".
Notes on the travels of Wutai Mountain in the Republic of China
10. The Complete Works of Schoeller (Volumes 6 and 15)
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By Max Scherer
Manfred Frings, ISBN: 978-7-100-22624-0ISBN: 978-7-100-22623-3
Max Scherer (1874-1928) was a famous German thinker, the founder of phenomenological value ethics, a pioneer of the sociology of knowledge, and the founder of modern philosophical anthropology. His main works include: "Formalism in Ethics and the Value Ethics of Materials", "The Place of Man in the Universe", etc.
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1. The History of Chinese Buddhist Culture
Hong Xiuping
ISBN：978-7-100-21726-2
This book systematically discusses the development of Chinese Buddhist culture from the perspective of the sinicization of Buddhism.
Based on the development of Chinese Buddhist culture and its relationship with other cultural forms, the book attempts to show the historical process of the sinicization of Indian Buddhism, reveals the close relationship between Chinese Buddhism and politics, economy, and folk customs, and provides important reference materials for an in-depth understanding of the main characteristics and basic spirit of Chinese Buddhist culture.
Hong Xiuping is a professor in the Department of Philosophy and the Department of Religious Studies at Nanjing University, the former director of the Nanjing University Library, and a distinguished professor at the Wenjin Forum of the National Library.
2. "Chinese Enlightenment"
By Remusa
Zhang Xiping, Li Zhen, eds
ISBN：978-7-100-22568-7
The Enlightenment of the Chinese Language is a Chinese grammar book written by the early French professional sinologist Remusa, first published in 1822 and reprinted in 1857. As the first work on Chinese grammar since the establishment of professional Sinology, The Enlightenment of Chinese Language is a turning point in the history of Chinese studies for Westerners and the transition of missionary sinology into professional sinology: it promotes the specialization and academic norms of Western Chinese grammar research, seeks innovation as much as possible under the framework of Latin, promotes the dialogue between sinology and other disciplines, and changes the prejudice of Westerners against Chinese to a certain extent.
Remusa, a famous French sinologist in modern times, is known for his knowledge of Chinese, Mongolian and Manchu, and is the first professional sinologist in France.
Notes on the travels of Wutai Mountain in the Republic of China
3. "Self-Skin"
Didier Anzieu
Yan Helai and other translations
ISBN：978-7-100-22754-4
A classic work of contemporary French psychoanalysis.
The ego-skin, as an operational concept, implies an homology between the functions of the ego and the functions of our body's shell (confinement, accommodation, organization). Figuring out the over-investment in the ego-skin or the one or another functional defect of the ego-skin helps us to understand paradox, the hysterical core of neurosis, and the difference between narcissistic and borderline personalities.
Didier Anzieu, a famous French psychoanalyst, was born in Melun, France, in 1923 and died in Paris, France in 1999.
4. "Greece and Ancient Central Asia: Reading Notes"
Written by Yu Taishan
ISBN：978-7-100-22910-4
Devoted to Greece and Ancient Central Asia, this book recounts the history of Alexander's conquest of Central Asia and the 100-year history of the Greco-Bactrian kingdom that was formed after him. At the age of 20, Alexander, who became the commander of the Macedonian coalition, with a desire for revenge and the ambition to become the "king of Asia", defeated Darius III of the Aqaemenid Empire, conquered Persia, and fought until the Hindu Kush in present-day Afghanistan. Alexander's crusade had a profound impact on the history of Central Asia...
Yu Taishan, graduated from the Department of History of the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and then worked at the Institute of History, where he became a researcher in 1993 and served as the director of the Research Office of the History of Sino-Foreign Relations. Member of the Honorary Division of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
5. "Escapism"
Written by Duan Yifu
Translated by Zhou Shangyi
ISBN：978-7-100-22627-1
Understanding "escape" is the key to unlocking the door to human nature and culture.
This book understands the nature of human beings and the culture they create from the perspective of "escape", and explains the objects, causes and ways of human escape. Human beings use their imagination and actions to escape the harshness of nature, the bonds of culture, the chaotic sense of uncertainty, and their own animality. Driven by the motive of escape, human beings create culture and constantly promote changes in the relationship between man and land.
Zhou Shangyi is a professor at the Faculty of Geographical Sciences at Beijing Normal University and director of the Cultural Geography Committee of the Geographical Society of China.
Zhang Chunmei is a lecturer at the School of Economics and Management of Inner Mongolia Agricultural University and a former editor of the Commercial Press.
6. Cooperative Governance: The Generative Mechanism of Positive Interaction between Government and Society
Written by Wang Jinjun
ISBN：978-7-100-21977-8
How do the two big hands of government and society clash together in public affairs? A book that takes you through the cooperative governance of the two.
Based on the basic theoretical understanding of the relationship between government and society, this book is committed to discussing the basic theoretical propositions of the relationship between government and society and the benign operation logic of the relationship between government and society, and puts forward a useful discussion on the realization of cooperative governance between government and society. Including: basic theoretical explanations of the relationship between politics and society; the way in which politics and society interact at different levels; As a form of social pluralistic existence, social organizations, interaction mechanisms between communities...
Wang Jinjun is a professor at the School of Public Administration, Zhejiang Gongshang University. He is the author of "Towards Cooperative Governance", "Government Responsibility, Cooperative Provision and Mixed Competition".
7. "Memories of the Forbidden City's Cultural Relics in the Era of Southward Migration - Starting from <华严洞图卷>Peace <庄严日记>Talks"
Edited by Zhuang Ling
ISBN：978-7-100-22640-0
A painting, a diary, a history of national treasures and their guardians.
The book begins with an introduction to the Huayan Cave Picture Scroll, an important monument that solemnly participated in the southward relocation of cultural relics from the Forbidden City, and then divides it into two parts: the first part describes a series of experiences of Zhuang Yan and others escorting the cultural relics to the south, west, and east; The second part uses the inscription on the Huayan Cave Picture Scroll as a clue to introduce the friendship between Yan Yan and colleagues in the Forbidden City and related cultural figures, so as to realize the three aspects of historical presentation of experience, objects and people.
Zhuang Ling, a famous photographer in Taiwan, China, is the fourth son of Mr. Zhuang Zheng, one of the leaders of the southward relocation of cultural relics from the Palace Museum in the thirties and forties of the 20th century, and the former vice president of the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
Notes on the travels of Wutai Mountain in the Republic of China
8. Phenomenology of the World (Revised Edition)
By Klaus Herder
Translated by Sun Zhouxing, edited by Ni Liangkang, et al
ISBN：978-7-100-22592-2
In this book, Professor Klaus Herder, a well-known phenomenologist, starts from Husserl's phenomenological discovery of "realm" and "guiding connection", and through Heidegger's existential philosophy of "being in the world", he unfolds a blueprint of world phenomenological thought about political life.
Professor Herder's research work is one of the representative directions of progress in the field of phenomenological research.
Klaus Held (b. 1936) is a philosopher and professor emeritus at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Uppertal, Germany.
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