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Although Kennedy is considered a moderate by his colleagues, aspects of Interracial Relations will likely prove controversial among his wider readership...
...agrees that a new language brings the mixed blessing of a new readership. "The disadvantage of being a Chinese author in America is that you are (in) a minority," she says. "People in general don't care about China. Publishers aren't sure if they can make money on a book with a Chinese theme. We'll be lucky to have a best-seller about China in America every three years...
...migré authors with a readership in both the West and China. In the past five years, however, her focus has been on the West. She thinks the Chinese market has become too commercial and low brow. "I don't really care how many readers I have in China," she says. "I only care how many of them are people with taste...
...colonialism in the first half of the 20th century, while also portraying his characters' struggles to reconcile their hopes and fears with the lives they lead. In any case, popularity doesn't shame him: "Some people think literature is high culture and that it should only have a small readership. I don't think so ... I have to compete with popular culture, including TV, magazines, movies and video games...
...appraised with a suspicious eye. Thus, as both a tutor in the House system and a graduate student in a department (sociology) in which grad students have long advocated the sort of reforms Dean Kirby is considering, I write to present to The Crimson’s undergraduate readership the graduate students’ case for preregistration—and why it would ultimately enhance rather than diminish the quality of undergraduate education...