About the author

Zhou Kai is a Chinese author about whom little public information is available. Four of his works are included in the library, spanning a notably wide range of subjects. Among them, Redistribution or Recognition?: A Political-Philosophical Exchange is a philosophy title that discusses distributive justice and recognition theory in political philosophy; Sleeping Murder falls under suspense and mystery, showing his attempt at fictional narrative; New China in Major Engineering Projects and A Cultural History of the Face Mask address history and culture respectively, the former reviewing national development through the lens of engineering construction, and the latter examining cultural phenomena through the face mask. These works suggest that Zhou Kai writes across genres, combining speculative argument, genre fiction, and popular history and culture, giving readers a preliminary sense of his concerns and writing orientation.

Written (4)

Publishers

Shanghai Jiao Tong University PressShanghai People's Publishing HouseNew Star Press