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不朽中國

愉快么

Intractable

王得到

Subject to Place, Subjected by Poetry,canon of taste using . literary production as its benchmark. If serious fiction used mimesis for revelatory truth, so pulp used it for entertainment. Indeed, pulp turned information into entertainment for the urban, literate and democratic masses.

FACT

鉤針織物

West is East: Nayland Smith’s Sinophobia and Sax Rohmer’s Bank Balancee hatred of these authors employs a feverish conjunctivity, with oily Jews who are both capitalists and ‘bolsheviks’, or Chinese who are mandarin warlords and opium den keepers in Limehouse. Moreover, when not acting themselves these essentially cowardly folk employ peculiarly simian dacoits or things of a polyglot and nauseous origin.

虛弱

Irascible

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insipid

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Factual

Identity in Question and the Place of WorkWhat might constituencies of readers look like? The following examples may act as guides.