A Literary Fascination with China: Three Contemporary Novels by 'Foreign' Writers.

Giuseppa Tamburello

A Literary Fascination with China: Three Contemporary Novels by 'Foreign' Writers.

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Abstract

The paper is about a contemporary tendency among writers from non-Chinese countries to write novels that present deep connections with China. The authors taken into consideration are from Australia: Nicholas Jose and Gail Jones, and from Italy: Isaia Iannaccone.

Lingua originale	English
pagine (da-a)	44-64
Numero di pagine	21
Rivista	YA ZHOU WEN HUA
Volume	43
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2019

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