The Crazed

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Professor Yang, a respected teacher of literature at a provincial university, has had a stroke, and his student Jian Wan - who is also engaged to Yang's daughter - has been assigned to care for him. This book explores the perennial conflicts between convention and individualism, integrity and pragmatism, loyalty and betrayal. *Tear on back cover, yellowed pages*
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AuthorHa Jin
PublisherRandom House
PlaceLondon
Year2003
ISBN0099444887
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
CommentsTear on back cover, yellowed pages
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