Lu Xun, cultural internationalism, leftist periodicals and literary translation in the 1930s

Social Sciences

• Internationalism 100%
• Translation 87%
• Leave 66%
• Chinese 50%
• Perspective 50%
• China 33%
• Logic 25%
• History 25%
• Literature 20%
• English Language 16%
• Translator 16%
• Information Theory 12%
• Process 12%
• Work 12%
• Editors 12%
• Scholarships 8%
• Collaboration 8%
• Poetry 8%
• Cultural Exchange 8%
• Foreign Languages 8%
• Identity 8%
• Contemporary Period 8%
• State 8%
• Languages 8%
• Tuition Fee 8%
• Understanding 8%
• Books 8%
• Practice 8%
• Materials 8%
• Picture 8%
• Definition 8%
• Attention 8%
• Urban Areas 4%
• Linguistics 4%
• Aesthetics 4%
• Poets 4%
• Statement 4%
• Short Stories 4%
• Communist Party 4%
• Cultural Dimensions 4%
• National Border 4%
• Bibliographies 4%
• Ideologies 4%
• Regional Difference 4%
• Time Period 4%
• Cultural Activities 4%
• Political Agenda 4%
• Public Culture 4%
• Social Commitment 4%
• World Order 4%
• Asia 4%
• Difference 4%
• Groups 4%
• Content 4%
• Japanese 4%
• Example 4%
• Problem 4%
• Investigation 4%
• Reading 4%
• Essays 4%
• Gender 4%
• Methodology 4%
• Motivation 4%
• Correction 4%
• London 4%
• Writing 4%
• Russian 4%
• Nationalists 4%
• Sensory Perception 4%
• Sun 4%
• Ships 4%

Arts and Humanities

• Negligence 4%
• Trans-national Circulation 4%
• Rey Chow 4%
• Literary reading 4%
• Trans-national Culture 4%
• Black Internationalism 4%
• Cultural industries 4%