Chronology Entry
Year
1917-1919
Text
Wu, Mi. Wu Mi ri ji. Vol. 2. Wu Xuezhao zheng li zhu shi. (Beijing : Sheng huo, du shu, xin zhi san, 1998-1999). 吴宓日记
1917
"The university authorities have arranged for Professor Babbitt to be my adviser – following my request. More is my adviser's close friend, and the two are the greatest scholars in America today."
1919
"Since the first two moths this spring, Zhang Xinhai and Lou Guanglai wrote me several letters asking about literature and I gave them much information. They expressed great admiration after they had read books by my adviser Babbitt, and then they decided to transfer to Harvard."
1917
"The university authorities have arranged for Professor Babbitt to be my adviser – following my request. More is my adviser's close friend, and the two are the greatest scholars in America today."
1919
"Since the first two moths this spring, Zhang Xinhai and Lou Guanglai wrote me several letters asking about literature and I gave them much information. They expressed great admiration after they had read books by my adviser Babbitt, and then they decided to transfer to Harvard."
Mentioned People (2)
Babbitt, Irving
(Dayton, Ohio 1865-1933 Cambridge, Mass.) : Professor of French Literature, Harvard University, Literaturkritiker, Philosoph
Wu, Mi
(Jingyang, Shaanxi 894-1978 Jingyang, Shaanxi) : Professor of English, Southwest Normal College, Yanjing University, Qinghua University, Beijing ; Founder of Chinese comparative literature, Chief editor Xue heng
Subjects
Philosophy : United States of America
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
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| 1 | 2004 | Zhu, Shoutong. Babbitt in China : Chinese reactions to Babbitt : admiration, encumbrance, vilification. In : Humanitas ; vol.l7, no 1-2 (2004). http://www.nhinet.org/babbitt2.htm. | Publication / Babb25 |
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