Shanghai Bookstore Publishing House
Also known as: 上海書店出版社
About the publisher
Founded in 1988, Shanghai Bookstore Publishing House is known for reprinting classical texts and historical sources and for publishing works in literature, history and the arts. Its list spans folk literature, social science, biography, social and cultural studies, and history. Titles such as Wang Guowei's History of Song and Yuan Drama, The Travels of Marco Polo, the revised Biography of Cao Cao and Fu Sinian on History reflect its strength in traditional letters and history; recent translations, including Maria Mies's Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale, Yi-Fu Tuan's autobiography Who Am I? and Jason De León's anthropological account of the US-Mexico border, The Land of Open Graves, show an interest in social theory and cross-cultural themes. Its authors include Chinese and foreign scholars; public information is limited, but its list clearly combines literature and history, translation and original work.
Frequent authors
Sheng Xunchang (4)张汝伦 (2)徐前进 (2)玛丽亚·米斯 (2)蒋洪 (2)丁夏 (1)丁悚 (1)Fu Sinian (1)Feng Chengjun (1)冯贤亮 (1)刘苏 (1)Luo (1)