iLit Voices in the Hall: Echoes of Students Past and Present

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Anthony, Trey

Tamaki, Mariko

Ollmann, Joe

Tamaki, Jillian

Dávila, Claudia

Shipley, Jocelyn

McGowan, Maureen

Robinson, Laura

Chang, Richard

Walker, Ian

Sutherland, Kenneth

Silverberg, David

Huggard, Jessie

Potts, Megan

Carey, Brooke

Morey, Courtney

Lemon, John

Elgby, Shawn

Praill, Zack

Scott, Isobel

Ladouceur, George

Ho, Brogan

LaFrance, Marc

Desrochers, Karli

Caton, Christopher

Cato, Jeremy

Porter, Maddie

McLean, Wilbur

Bengert, Cade

Smith, Dianah

Orchard, Taren

Francis, Jeff

Cardinal, Lorne

Words, Language & Grammar

McGraw-Hill/Ryerson

Written with the two-fold purpose of increasing proficiency in the language and affording an insight into Chinese civilization, this unusual book has lectures on such varied subjects as the people and culture of China, the geographical environment, the history, traditional and present government, the traditional agricultural economy, contemporary agriculture and industry, and Chinese literature, language, and philosophy. Each of the twenty lectures is divided into six parts: vocabulary, romanized version of the lecture, character version, phrases and sentences for translation from Chinese to English and from English to Chinese, and questions. The book introduces approximately 1,070 vocabulary items, all in the Yale romanization, each lecture averaging 55 new items carefully woven in with the old ones in the phrases and sentences for translation. There are two kinds of questions: those based on the text and those leading to a general discussion of Chinese culture.Prepared under contract with the U.S. Office of Education, the book has been treated in classrooms since 1963, Two volumes. Yale Linguistic Series.Mr. Huang is an instructor at the Institute of Far Eastern Languages, Yale University, and the collaborators were also at Yale during preparation of the book.

Twenty Lectures on Chinese Culture: An Intermediary Chinese Textbook (Yale Language Series)

Hsia, Linda

Huang, Parker Po-Fei

Chao, Howard H.

Yale University Press

Twenty Lectures on Chinese Culture: Exercise Book (Yale Linguistic Series)

History

Asia

Author Richard Chang maintains that there is no factual evidence to support the Japanese contention that the Western consular tribunals of the nineteenth century were partial to Westerners and prejudiced against Japanese, and, consequently, seldom rendered equal justice. He ascertained how many of the more than 3,500 mixed cases were decided prejudicially against Japanese litigants. Chang's careful treatment of the five most celebrated mixed cases makes it possible to see for the first time how international law operated through consular jurisdiction and how the Japanese were trying to protect national interests within a justice system dependent on Western jurists. The book also provides the first overview of the extra-territorial agreements between Japan and the Western powers with which it traded during this period.

The Justice of the Western Consular Courts in Nineteenth-Century Japan (Contributions in Intercultural and Comparative Studies)

Praeger

We all know people who jump out of bed every morning, eager to start the day, so fulfilled by their personal and professional lives that they wouldn't change a thing. What's their secret? Passion. We all have it, but we don't all use it to its full potential. In The Passion Plan, Dr. Richard Chang presents seven simple steps to discovering the things we really care about, deciding where we want them to take us, and developing a plan to get us there. Through clear explanations, insightful self-assessments, and inspiring stories of people both ordinary and famous, Chang shows how the power of passion can reshape our lives.

The Passion Plan : A Step-By-Step Guide to Discovering, Developing, and Living Your Passion

Business & Money

Business Culture

Jossey-Bass Inc Pub

This second book of the Read Chinese series covers an additional three hundred Chinese characters, in both simplified and traditional forms. It is structured within the framework of a story about a Chinese student's journey to Beijing. The text uses both pinyin and Yale romanization where appropriate, and includes writing and stroke order charts.

Read Chinese, Book Two: A Beginning Text in the Chinese Character, Expanded Edition (Far Eastern Publications Series)

Foreign Language Study & Reference

This third book of the Read Chinese series covers an additional four hundred Chinese characters, in both simplified and traditional forms. The selections are drawn from modern narrative and expository prose, as well as plays and other materials. The text uses Yale romanization and traditional characters only.

Read Chinese, Book Three (Far Eastern Publications Series)

Wang, Fred Fang-yu

This book is designed for students who have had three terms of Chinese and want to read something to reinforce their vocabulary, while at the same time enjoying a modern style novel.

Chinese Mythical Stories (Far Eastern Publications Series)

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