L’oppio, l'onore e il libero commercio: La Cina imperiale di Pearl S. Buck

Authors

  • Valeria Gennero University of Bergamo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13136/2281-4582/2007.i0.900

Keywords:

blog series, Pearl S. Buck, Imperial China

Abstract

Tutti i miei mondi racconta l’imperialismo da un punto di vista
inedito quello di una bimba, figlia di missionari americani, allevata
dalla famiglia ma anche da un maestro confuciano di cinese
mandarino. In questo saggio Valeria Gennero presenta l’opera di
Pearl S. Buck, in una sintesi che concilia costruzione della
personalità, volontà storiografica e istinto narrativo, elementi
fondanti di ogni autobiografia storica.

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Published

2007-01-01

Issue

2007: Blog Series

Section

Articles: Special Section

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