About the author

Shang Jie is a Chinese author with a notably wide range of interests, though public information about him is limited: his background, nationality and dates of birth and death are not clearly documented. The three works held in the collection span Western philosophy, language and thought, and household finance. They include a contribution to an academic history of Western philosophy covering French philosophy in the Enlightenment, a volume in the "Aizhi Series" on Chinese and Western language and intellectual institutions, and a practical guide for general readers on financial pitfalls in the home. This mix suggests an author who does not confine himself to a single discipline, moving between philosophical reflection, comparative study of language systems and everyday practical topics, and combining academic exposition with accessible writing. Lacking autobiographical material, readers can best approach his concerns and style through these varied works.

Written (3)

Publishers

Peking University PressJiangsu People's Publishing House