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| Author | Yang Juan |
Title of item | 1/2 |
| Date of this edition | 2006 |
| Language | English |
| Permission | author |
| Typed | 2006-12-20 by Brett Zamir |
| Posted | 2006-07-06 by Brett Zamir |
| Proofread | 2006-12-20 by Brett Zamir |
| Formatted | 2006-12-20 by Brett Zamir |
| Classified in | Fiction |
| URL | bahai-library.com/yang_juan_half |
| Abstract | An existential yet emotionally-charged dialogue between two young women. |
| Notes | This essay was written by a young woman from China (English name, "Yeasany"), who was my university student at the time. Despite her limited English, I could see this was a most penetrating short story. I corrected a few small language issues but mostly left the essay as she wrote it. This is posted with her permission.
There is no mention of the Baha'i Faith, but it does contain moral themes. [-B.Z.] |
| Tags | Dialogue; Ethics; Fiction |
| Locations | China | .| Page views | 4513 hits since 2006-07-06 |
| Edit quality | medium: minimally proofread or edited |
| Format quality | high: well formatted |
| Document size | 10.1 KB (does not include images or embedded PDFs) |
Last edited | 2006-07-06. See previous versions [archive.org]. | | |
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