Volume VI of Full Collection of Wang Zuoliang (ePub)

Volume VI of Full Collection of Wang Zuoliang includes the Collection of Essays on British Literature and Introduction to Shakespeare - Shakespeare Studies in China. The Collection of Essays on British Literature includes 14 articles with one subject (author or work) for study respectively: Shakespeare, Burns, Shelley, Bernard Shaw and so The Introduction to Shakespeare uses fluent and lyric language to express a Chinese scholar's views on Shakespeare's research. Although the book is a collection of papers, it is not loose and has a key point, that is, language; there is a main line, that is, the research views and unique perspectives of Chinese scholars. Complete Works of Wang Zuoliang covers all the works of Mr. Wang Zuoliang, has a total of 12 volumes. Mr. Wang Zuoliang, the professor of Beijing Foreign Studies University, devoted his life to English education, English literary research and translation, made many contributions to the history of foreign literature, comparative literature and translation studies, and made a milestone contribution to Chinese English education and the research field of foreign literature. Complete Works of Wang Zuoliang published by FLTRP comprehensively collects Mr. Wang Zuoliang's articles scattered in, all kinds of monographs and collected works and precious historic photos for the first time, which are classified by contents, include academic works, translations, prose, essays, poetic creation and so on, and fill up this blank in publication. Under the premise of comprehensively collecting and sorting Mr. Wang Zuoliang's works, the editor emphasized on correcting the character differences and mistakes of various extant versions, and unified the style of the whole book. Complete Works of Wang Zuoliang aims at comprehensively presenting Mr. Wang Zuoliang's theoretical research and practice achievement in the field of foreign literature research and Chinese and foreign comparative literature, and the excellent literary heritage he left to the later generations as a poet, translator and writer, and it makes the fine tradition of his pioneering research, translation and teaching be inherited and carried forward.