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Produktbild: The Journey of Liu Xiaobo

The Journey of Liu Xiaobo From Dark Horse to Nobel Laureate

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.04.2020

Herausgeber

Joanne Leedom-Ackerman + weitere

Verlag

Potomac Books

Seitenzahl

544

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/16,5/4,6 cm

Gewicht

953 g

Übersetzt von

Stacy Mosher + weitere

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-64012-224-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.04.2020

Herausgeber

Verlag

Potomac Books

Seitenzahl

544

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/16,5/4,6 cm

Gewicht

953 g

Übersetzt von

  • Stacy Mosher
  • Andrea Worden

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-64012-224-6

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The Journey of Liu Xiaobo

  • List of Illustrations    
    Acknowledgments    

    Introduction: Unity of Knowledge and Action
    Editor’s Note     Joanne Leedom-Ackerman Foreword     The Dalai Lama The Passion of Liu Xiaobo     Perry Link Liu Xiaobo’s Spiritual Heritage     Zhang Zuhua Democracy’s Iron Man     Cui Weiping On the Causes of Controversies about Liu Xiaobo     Yan Jiaqi A Brief Biography of Liu Xiaobo     Yu Zhang
    Why Lui Xiaobo Matters: Black Hand behind a Red Wall On the Liu Xiaobo Incident     Yu Ying-Shih Liu Xiaobo’s Death as an Event of Human Spirit     Teng Biao Liu Xiaobo, a Moral Giant of China’s Democratic Transition     Yang Guang For Whom the Bell Tolls     Hu Ping Liu Xiaobo and His Political Views     Bao Tong Liu Xiaobo on the Front Line of Ideas     Joanne Leedom-Ackerman He Walked the Path of Kang Youwei and Shed the Blood of Tan Sitong     Wang Dan Remembering a Hero and a Martyr     Carl Gershman Chinese Culture’s Backbone     Qian Yuejun
    Youth and University Days: Innocent Hearts to Dark Horse
    Liu Xiaobo’s Resistance     Shao Jiang The Last Idealist     Wang Wei I Look Forward to a Magnificent Farewell     Ai Xiaoming Unfinished Journey     Mo Zhixu Liu Xiaobo Turned Radical Suffering into Calm     Su Xiaokang A Formidable Personality     Jean-Philippe Béja
    Tiananmen Square and After: No Enemies
    In Memory of My “Best Friend,” Liu Xiaobo     Zhou Duo Liu Xiaobo, Who Has Ascended the Altar     Yi Ping The Values of Peace and Reason Are Eternal     Wu Zuolai Liu Xiaobo and His View of “No Enemies”      Jin Zhong Liu Xiaobo, An Eternal Monument     Pan Yongzhong Poems     Shi Tao Poems     Xu Lin The Well after Its Name Has Left: In Memory of a Departed Poet     Zi Kang Message to Liu Xiaobo and Liu Xia     Tiananmen Mothers
      Politics, People, and PEN: Facing up to and Resisting Reality
    Our Last Parting Unexpectedly Became Our Final Farewell     Wang Debang Missing My Good Friend Liu Xiaobo     He Depu Mourning Little Brother Xiaobo     Cary S. Hung Some Recollections of Liu Xiaobo     Zhao Dagong A Prisoner on His Road     Ye Du Liu Xiaobo and I     Liu Di The Most Forgiving Opposition     Zheng Yi The Liu Xiaobo I Knew     Cai Chu Xiaobo, Tonight I Light a Cigarette for You     Emily Wu Liu Xiaobo, Me, and Independent Chinese PEN Center     Qi Jiazhen Being-toward-Death: Remembering Xiaobo     Xiao Qiao China’s Free Spirit     Qin Geng The Final Farewell     Yu Jianrong Profound Memories to Be Cherished Forever     Yan Jiawei Twofold Grievous News, Nothing Can Top It     Wang Jinbo
      Charter 08: No Hatred
    Liu Xiaobo’s Self-Cultivation in Suffering     Xu Youyu Deeply Concerned for Liu Xiaobo, on the Verge of Death     Jiang Qisheng On One of Liu Xiaobo’s Ideological Legacies     Pei Yiran Mourning Liu Xiaobo     Sun Wenguang What Liu Xiaobo Means to Hong Kong     Albert Ho Chun-yan Why I Follow Mr. Liu Xiaobo     Lu Yang Liu Xiaobo Is a Hero to Hongkongers     Tsoi Wing-Mui Salute Liu Xiaobo!     Zhao Changqing
      Nobel Peace Prize: Empty Chair
    The Nobel Peace Prize for 2010     Norwegian Nobel Committee A Good Choice of Nobel Prize for Xiaobo     Sha Yexin The Spirit of Liu Xiaobo’s “No Enemies” Will Exist Forever in Japan     Makino Seishu and Wang Jinzhong China Will Face Dilemma and Inconsistency between the Nobel Prizes for Literature and Peace: One Thought after the Death of Liu Xiaobo     Hori Takeaki
    Being-toward-Death: Torch in the Darkness Xiaobo and His Era     Yu Jie A Life like a Symphonic Poem: Farewell to Liu Xiaobo     Tienchi Martin-Liao Liu Xiaobo Had a Dream     Kaiser Abdurusul ÖzHun Ascending the Altar: Mourning Liu Xiaobo     Chen Kuide Two or Three Things about Liu Xiaobo     Ai Weiwei Liu Xiaobo’s Death and Chinese Regime’s Fear     Andrew J. Nathan Liu Xiaobo’s Fight for Freedom     Louisa Greve “They Killed Him”: Denial of Medical Care in China and the Literary Conscience     James Tager Remembering Liu Xiaobo     Hu Jia Elegy for Liu Xiaobo     Liao Yiwu Rebirth     Tsering Woeser My Brother, Why Have You Gone to Die?      Du Daobin Poems     Li Yongsheng
    Conclusion: Heart to Heart
    Poems     Liu Xia Preface to Liu Xia’s Photo Album     Liu Xiaobo
    Appendix
    Xiaobo, a Meteoroid in Darkness     Independent Chinese PEN Center Liu Xiaobo—An Exceptional Life, Always Remembered     PEN International Chinese Publisher’s Afterword     Wang Tiancheng To Those Gathered for the Book Launch of Essays Commemorating Liu Xiaobo and Dialogue on His Legacy     Marco Rubio and Chris Smith Letter of Thanks to PEN International Congress     Liu Xia Additional Statements     Books by Liu Xiaobo     Liu Xiaobo’s Awards and Honors    
    Chronology    
    Charter 08    
    I Have No Enemies: My Final Statement     Liu Xiaobo List of Contributors