Shanghai Educational Publishing House
- Founded
- 1958
- Country / Region
- China
- Notable books
- A History of Chinese Institutions (Volumes I & II)Deserting Husbands and Fleeing: The Lives and Crimes of Lower-Class Women in Wartime Beiping (1937–1949)The Seed of Life: From Aristotle to da Vinci, from Shark Teeth to Frog Trousers—Where Do Babies Really Come From?
About the publisher
Shanghai Educational Publishing House (Shanghai Educational Publishing House, or SEPH for short) is a professional publisher focused on educational publishing while extending into the humanities and social sciences. Judging from the titles held in this catalog, its publishing scope covers both history and culture: it includes Ma Zhao's Runaway Wives: Life and Crime among Lower-Class Women in Wartime Beiping, 1937–1949, a archival study of the lives and crimes of lower-class women in wartime Beiping, as well as A Minimalist History of Western Humanities: Columbia University's Course in Humanistic Literacy by Nakamura Sōichi, translated by Wang Dan and others, a general-interest introduction to the humanities. Its authors and translators include scholars such as Ma Zhao, Kong Xiangwen, Nakamura Sōichi and Wang Dan. Because only two titles are held here, publicly available information is limited, and its broader features in educational theory, textbooks and teaching materials await further bibliographic evidence; this profile presents only its historical and cultural publishing as reflected in the current holdings.
Frequent authors
Yu Zizheng (13)张春柏 (11)孙惠柱 (9)Shi Jiaping (8)本书编写组 (7)秦华 (7)Xie Pang (7)邹为诚 (6)Liu Jiemin (5)李大潜 (5)Wang Jianpan (5)赵峥 (5)