Titlebook: Reading South Vietnam‘s Writers; The Reception of Wes Thomas Engelbert,Chi P. Pham Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,Continental Philosophy and Buddhism in the Journal , (Thought), 1967–1975, will examine how these authors drew analogies between Buddhist texts and foundational texts of nineteenth and twentieth-century philosophy and will suggest that doing so was of political importance?in asserting that the Republic of Vietnam had a legitimate, modernist, and culturally Asian political and intellectual culture.

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,An Unprejudiced Education and the Development of Literature in South Vietnam in 1954–1975,South Vietnam, a newly reclaimed land but one inseparable from Vietnamese territory and culture, has never been detached in the course of Vietnam’s development. South Vietnamese literature is no exception.

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,V? H?nh (1926–2021)—A Typical Left-Leaning Writer,In the period from 1955 to 1975, especially in the urban areas of South Vietnam, political, social, cultural, religious, aesthetic, philosophical, and literary ideas of the West and the United States poured in, interfered with, and influenced traditional culture, creating a new face of spiritual life.

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Notes on Nationalism in South Vietnam: Vulnerable Indian Migrants,In mainstream Vietnamese history, written by communist intellectuals, the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) occurs as an alien, marginal political entity because its nation-building ideologies were allegedly not derived from what is called “Vietnamese nationalism.”

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Thomas Engelbert,Chi P. PhamThe first publication examining South Vietnam’s literary and journalistic productions.Including scholarly and politically diverse perspectives about and approaches to South Vietnam literature and jour

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Global Vietnam: Across Time, Space and Communityhttp://image.papertrans.cn/r/image/822001.jpg