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Acknowledgments vii
Prologue 1
Introduction: Diagnosing the Complex 3
The Nobel Prize for Literature: Philosophy and Practice 41
Ideas of Authorship and the Nobel Prize in China, 1900-1976 73
China's Search for a Nobel Prize in Literature, 1979-2000 107
The Noble Prize, 2000 163
Afterword 185
Notes 187
Glossary of Chinese Terms 223
Bibliography 225
Index 241
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Marcy Hagen
reviewed The Politics of Cultural Capital: China's Quest for a Nobel Prize on January 20, 2013 The Politics of Cultural Capital: China's Quest for a Nobel Prize
I can't claim to have read this anthology in its entirety - but I hold it as a valuable resource in my classroom, and this particular collection served my high-school students well in postcolonial literature projects. Chaudhuri excellently composes this collection to reflect varied linguistic, religious, literary/genre, and ethnic perspectives, adequately complexifying a contemporary, multiethnic nation.
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