加载中…1937.《揚子江上游的小傅子》Young Fu of the upper Yangtze
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标签：
揚子江上游的小傅子西文古籍伊丽莎白·路易斯文化 |
分类： 1912-1949（等）西文藏书 |
Author: Elizabeth Foreman Lewis（1892-1958）; Kurt Wiese（1887-1974）
Title: Young Fu of the upper Yangtze
书名：《揚子江上游的小傅子》又名：《扬子江上游的杨福》1937年重印
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著者： |
Elizabeth Foreman Lewis（美）伊丽莎白·路易斯; Kurt Wiese（德出生） |
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出版商： |
London : Harrap, 1934.（1932年1版，1934年11月、1937年7月重印） |
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版本/文字： |
小说,少年观众.英语.(另有1934年丹麦语、瑞典语等) |
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描述： |
253 p., [4] leaves of col. plates : ill. ; 22 cm. |
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主要馆藏： |
国图有1932年第1版、瑞典文版等3种版本；国会图书馆有1932年1版； |
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注： |
by Elizabeth Foreman Lewis ; illustrated by Kurt Wiese. |
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提要： |
In the 1920's a Chinese youth from the country comes to Chungking with his mother where the bustling city offers adventure and his apprenticeship to a coppersmith brings good fortune. |
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主题–LC：(2) |
Boys -- China -- Juvenile fiction. China -- Juvenile fiction. |
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标准号码： |
OCLC号码：644109061；国图系统号：000637266；LC control no.32008692（1932） |
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分类号： |
LC classification：PZ7.L5849 Yo（1932） |
内容简介：作为一个多年生活在中国的西方人，作者用自己的方式演绎了一个十三岁的中国男孩的成长历程，故事以二十年代的重庆为背景，以一个女性独有的细腻笔触描写了那里的风土人情，虽然其中一些叙述失之偏颇，但是仍然有一定的可读性。
民國初年，軍閥割劇混亂的中國，一個市井小民小傅子的故事，從他的身上讓讀者了解那時期的百姓是如何看待社會的想法與信念，而小傅子仍能努力不懈對抗環境的惡劣，逐漸走向人生的光明。
本书获1933年纽伯瑞大奖金奖（The Newbery Medal for Best Children's Book）。
纽伯瑞大奖（The Newbery Medal for Best Children's Book）是由美国图书馆学会（American Library Association - ALA）的分支机构—— 美国图书馆儿童服务学会(Association for Library Service to Children - ALSC)于1922年为纪念纽伯瑞而创设的奖项。得奖者必须是对美国儿童文学有杰出贡献者，并以美国公民及永久居民为限，自1922年起每年颁发给前一年度最杰出的美国儿童图书作者。它与“国际安徒生奖”齐名。“纽伯瑞奖”每年颁发一次，颁奖对象为上一年出版的英语儿童文学作品；每年颁发金奖（Newbery Medal Aword）一部、银奖（Newbery Honor Books）一部或数部。
伊丽莎白·路易斯 Elizabeth Foreman Lewis (May 24, 1892 – August 7, 1958), was an American children's book author.
She was born Elizabeth Foreman in Baltimore, Maryland and studied art at the Maryland Institute of Fine Arts from 1909-1910. Of that time, she has said,
My sister and I grew up in a world of books, country life, horses, dogs, and a variety of other pets, a background threaded by colorful strands of wit, hearty laughter, singing, hospitality, and naturally in Maryland, good food. Our chief instruction, beside that of school and church, came from the proverbs in the home. Sometimes I think these brief, pungent expressions of man's age-old wisdom have had more influence than anything else in shaping my life. When editors and secretaries weary of my endless re-writing, they do not guess that I am still at the mercy of ten words which accompanied every girlhood task: 'If worth doing at all, it is worth doing well!'
She attended a secretarial school in Baltimore from 1916-1917, preparatory to travel to China for the Methodist Women's Board. Later in 1917 she received religious instruction at the Bible Seminary in New York.
She then became a Methodist missionary and teacher in China, initially as the associate mission treasurer for the Women's Foreign Missionary Society in Shanghai (1917-1918). During the next two years, she was a teacher in the schools of Nanjing, and a district supervisor of schools in Chongqing. In Nanjing, she taught at two schools - a girls boarding school and a boys academy. She met her husband, John Abraham Lewis, who was also a Methodist Missionary in the Upper Yangtze for many years. They got married in 1921. They had one son, John Fulton Lewis, who grew up to become a newspaper editor and author.
After several years, due to illness, she had to leave China. Once back in America, she used her Chinese experiences as inspiration for novels and short stories. Her first book, Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze, based on her time as a director of schools in Chungking (Chongqing), won the 1933 Newbery Award and the Lewis Carroll Shelf Award in 1960. She died in Baltimore, Maryland.
Kurt Wiese (April 22, 1887 - May 27, 1974) 德国出生，在中国生活6年，1946年创作《你可以写汉语》，获凯迪克银奖。was an award-winning German-born book illustrator. Wiese wrote and illustrated 20 children's books and illustrated another 300 for other authors.
Awards：
Books and Illustrations：
(partial listing from Worldcat.org)
+Lions in the Barn by Virginia Frances Voight; Kurt Wiese. Publisher: New York, Holiday House 1955.
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