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| Asian Studies
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Our Best Wishes for a Prosperous
Year of the Tiger! |
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Every month a
different author in the field of Asian Studies will be showcased
here with a special offer of 40%
discount on a selection of his or her title(s). Please use the
following offer code to receive this discount: 48280 Offer ends 14th March, 2010. This month's
author in focus is Maghiel van Crevel..
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Maghiel van Crevel received his PhD (1996) in Chinese Literature from
Leiden University. He lectured at the University of Sydney until
becoming Professor of Chinese Language & Literature at Leiden in
1999. He has built an internationally- unique collection of
materials on contemporary mainland-Chinese poetry: journals,
individual collections, multiple-author anthologies, correspondence,
audio and video recordings and so on - with ample space for the
underground and unofficial circuits that paved the way for today's
avant-garde, and retain their importance to this day. Van Crevel has
published extensively on mainland-Chinese texts (poems), contexts
(their cultural and socio-political surroundings) and metatexts
(discourse on poetry), in English, Dutch and Chinese. |
The title offered
with discount is: Chinese Poetry in Times of Mind, Mayhem and
Money Maghiel van
Crevel . ISBN 978 90 04 16382 9 . List
Price EUR 115.- / US$ 171.- . Special Offer Price EUR 69.-
/ US$ 102.- . Sinica Leidensia, 86
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scholars to recommend Academic titles of interest to their libraries
for purchase and campus-wide usage. Talk to your librarian today
about acquiring the most recent material from Brill. A library
recommendation form is available here
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Brill is delighted to
launch its new journal article permission service using the Rightslink
licensing solution. Go to the special page on the Brill website brill.nl/rights
- journal articles for more details. . |
The China Nonprofit
Review, volume 2.1 will be
published this month. . |
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. A New Year, A New Face
Mark Monfasani, is the new Acquisitions Editor for Modern China
Studies. Mark has a BA in Linguistics, French and Classics, an MA in
Chinese Religion, and additional academic interests in history, art
history and botany. Read
more
In March Brill will be present at the annual
conference of the Association of Asian Studies
(AAS), to be held in Philadelphia from March 24-28 2010. You
are welcome to visit the Brill booth at the AAS book fair. The
following acquisitions editors will be available to discuss the
publication possibilities of your research with Brill: Albert
Hoffstädt hoffstadt@brill.nl(Asian Studies); Inge Klompmakers
Klompmakers@brill.nl(Japan Studies & Hotei Publishing) and
Mark Monfasani Monfasani@brill.nl(Modern China).Please make a
contact if you wish to arrange a
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