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Redology (Hongxue¿¿) is the field of study devoted to one of the best-known classic Chinese novels, Dream of the Red Chamber (Honglou Meng ¿¿¿). As a documentary literary work, this book describes the history of the development of Redology in the past 100 years. Academic as it is, the Redology has been profoundly influenced by China's political and social changes. The book shows the life course of major Redology scholars, reflecting the fluctuating fate of these intellectuals in modern China.The two-volume book is divided into twelve chapters. It begins from Hu Shih and his two students who initiated the study of "New Redology" in 1921 using Western scientific methods. Around 1949, Zhou Ruchang pushed the idea that the novel was the author's autobiography to an extreme through textual research. In 1954, Mao Zedong identified Yu Pingbo as a "bourgeois intellectual" and personally launched a criticism of the thoughts of Yu Pingbo and Hu Shih. Following this, two young men Li Xifan and Lan Ling represented the rise of Marxist literary criticism, but Lan Ling was falling into a "right-wing" in 1957. Then it tells about the experiences of the Redology scholars during the "Cultural Revolution". After 1980, Feng Qiyong became a leading figure in the academic field of the new era. These above scholars became the main characters in this book, and also involved dozens of other figures. The book introduces the knowledge of the Redology, involves the true and false secrets of various versions and cultural relics, and discusses the contradictions and disputes between different factions, units and figures. The author tries to achieve a broad vision, true historical data, strict structure, vivid details, full characters, and objective evaluation.The author has paid attention to the Redology for more than 50 years and was a member of the Chinese Redology Society in his early years. He used to be an insider scholar and had personal contact with many of the protagonists in this book. However, He is independent of the Redology circle and has settled in North America for more than 30 years. Thus, he is able to observe calmly from a long distance. The author integrates his own personal experience into the book and has a unique perspective. Facing the complex contradictions within the Redology circle or the political background, this book is not shy of being sensitive. It intends to objectively record and sort out those origins, and excavates historical mysteries that have not been revealed by the predecessors.

Redology (Hongxue¿¿) is the field of study devoted to one of the best-known classic Chinese novels, Dream of the Red Chamber (Honglou Meng ¿¿¿). As a documentary literary work, this book describes the history of the development of Redology in the past 100 years. Academic as it is, the Redology has been profoundly influenced by China's political and social changes. The book shows the life course of major Redology scholars, reflecting the fluctuating fate of these intellectuals in modern China.The two-volume book is divided into twelve chapters. It begins from Hu Shih and his two students who initiated the study of "New Redology" in 1921 using Western scientific methods. Around 1949, Zhou Ruchang pushed the idea that the novel was the author's autobiography to an extreme through textual research. In 1954, Mao Zedong identified Yu Pingbo as a "bourgeois intellectual" and personally launched a criticism of the thoughts of Yu Pingbo and Hu Shih. Following this, two young men Li Xifan and Lan Ling represented the rise of Marxist literary criticism, but Lan Ling was falling into a "right-wing" in 1957. Then it tells about the experiences of the Redology scholars during the "Cultural Revolution". After 1980, Feng Qiyong became a leading figure in the academic field of the new era. These above scholars became the main characters in this book, and also involved dozens of other figures. The book introduces the knowledge of the Redology, involves the true and false secrets of various versions and cultural relics, and discusses the contradictions and disputes between different factions, units and figures. The author tries to achieve a broad vision, true historical data, strict structure, vivid details, full characters, and objective evaluation.The author has paid attention to the Redology for more than 50 years and was a member of the Chinese Redology Society in his early years. He used to be an insider scholar and had personal contact with many of the protagonists in this book. However, He is independent of the Redology circle and has settled in North America for more than 30 years. Thus, he is able to observe calmly from a long distance. The author integrates his own personal experience into the book and has a unique perspective. Facing the complex contradictions within the Redology circle or the political background, this book is not shy of being sensitive. It intends to objectively record and sort out those origins, and excavates historical mysteries that have not been revealed by the predecessors.

Through misunderstanding, sympathy, reconciliation and love, seven schoolchildren forged an abiding friendship in their hometown Penghu, a cluster of islands in the Taiwan Strait. Brought together by their Arts and Crafts teacher, the children learned to cherish their friendship and to understand their cultural roots. At their farewell party, they promised to come back for a reunion twenty years later, on the evening of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Now working in Canada, Glasses is coming home to keep his promise. Penghu's landscapes - waves, fields, cows, coral-stone walls, horsetail trees and gaillardias - summon back memories at school, in the pottery workshop, and on a trip to the Isle of Jibei. As he makes his way towards the old workshop, Glasses relives those memories and contemplates the meaning of home.The Taiwanese writer Li Tong's award-winning novel, Again I See the Gaillardias, is a deeply moving story about friendship, growing up, homecoming, self-identification and local attachments.

Wichtiges Referenzwerk zu organischen Kristallen in der Arzneimittelentwicklung.Da es sich bei der Mehrheit der pharmazeutischen Festkörperstoffe um organische Kristalle handelt, sind der Umgang mit und die Verarbeitung von diesen Stoffen kritische Aspekte bei der Arzneimittelentwicklung. Pharmaceutical Crystals: Science and Engineering führt in die Welt der organischen Kristalle ein und untersucht deren wichtige Rolle bei der Entwicklung und Herstellung von Medikamenten. Die Inhalte stammen von führenden Forscher und Fachexperten, die Grundlagenwissen vermitteln und die Verbindung zwischen pharmazeutisch relevanten Eigenschaften und der Struktur von Kristallen herstellen.Das Werk ist ausführlich und behandelt eine Vielzahl von Themen, z. B.: Kristallisation, molekulare Wechselwirkungen, Polymorphismus, analytische Methoden, Verarbeitung und chemische Stabilität. Die Autoren zeigen, wie man Lösungen für die Auswahl von pharmazeutischen Formen und Kristallisationsprozesse findet. Das Fachbuch ist eine unschätzbare Hilfe zur Verbesserung des Entwicklungsprozesses von kleinen Wirkstoffmolekülen.- Bietet einen Überblick über die wichtigsten Aspekte der Festkörperchemie und deren Rolle bei der Wirkstoffentwicklung.- Stellt Lösungen für die Auswahl von pharmazeutischen Formen und Kristallisationsprozesse vor.- Ausgewogen Darstellung - wissenschaftliche Grundlagen und pharmazeutische Anwendungen.- Behandelt die Kristallographie, molekulare Wechselwirkungen, Polymorphismus, Analysemethoden, Verarbeitung und chemische Stabilität.