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Full Summary: What is the writer's place in China today? What should it be? What responsibilities does a writer have to readers? To the state? To art? To moral principle? China's two recent Nobel Prize winners, Liu Xiaobo for peace, and Mo Yan for literature, offer some contrasting answers.
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Mo Yan
Perry LinkWhat is the writer's place in China today? What should it be? What responsibilities does a writer have to readers? To the state? To art? To moral principle? China's two recent Nobel Prize winners, Liu Xiaobo for peace, and Mo Yan for literature, offer some contrasting answers.
Please join Professor Perry Link, Chancellorial Chair for Innovative Teaching Comparative Literature & Foreign Languages, University of California, Riverside for a talk sponsored by The China Research Center and Georgia Tech’s Sam Nunn School, The School of History, Technology and Society, and The School of Modern Languages.
