Wild peony sydney (7 resultados)

Paperback. viii, 179p., paperback, 7x9.8 inches. Upper right corner of cover creased, else very good. The University of Sydney, School of Asian Studies Number 1.

118pp, glossary, bibliography, very lightly sunned spine, very good paperback copy. Chapters include: Ban Zhao (c. 48 - c. 120): Her Role in the Formulation Controls Imposed Upon Women in Traditional China; Xie Daoyun: The Style of a Woman Mingshi; The Emergence of Buddhist Nuns in China and its Social Ramifications; Where are the Heroines of the Long March Now? A Survey of their Lives and Work after 1949; Helen Quach's Work with East and Southeast Asian Symphony Orchestras.…

Hard Cover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition. 608pp, bibliographies. Or black cloth in jacket. Small crease to front flap of jacket. This volume contains forty papers presented at the Third Pacific and Asia Conference on Korean Studies held at the University of Sydney in 1996. The papers are grouped in 12 categories: business administration, economics, fine arts, geography, history, language education, linguistics, music, politics, psychology and sociology. Size: 8vo.…

[4]+94pp. 8vo. Original wrappers, a near fine copy. First edition.

Paperback. Condición: Good. An essential introduction to the Chinese language, "Basic Chinese Grammar and Sentence Patterns" by A. D. Stefanowska and Mabel Lee provides a practical guide for adult English speakers. This volume effectively demonstrates how English and Chinese speakers navigate identical situational contexts. The comprehensive lessons meticulously cover the fundamental structures required for speaking, reading, and writing Chinese, while also introducing students to high-frequency vocabulary crucial for effective communication. Offered in good condition, this paperback edition from Wild Peony (Sydney, 1986) remains a valuable resource for anyone embarking on their Chinese language journey.…

Colour photographic and line illustrations, 165pp, bibliography, a very good paperback copy. 26.5 x 21.6cm. Text in Chinese and English.

Lavishly illustrated throughout in colour and black & white photographic illustrations, 350pp, chronology. Black cloth covered boards, near fine in dustwrapper with slight lifting of glazing on the wrapper spine. A near fine copy signed by the author. 25 x 21.5cm. Text in Chinese and English. The life story and work of Wang Lan, who overcame insurmountable odds to become a prize winning artist in China before relocating to Australia, where she continued her artistic explorations.…