The aim of the contribution is tracing a first biographical portrait of the architect Lin Huiyin through architecture, drawings and photographs, and of the writer Lin Huiyin, through well-known poems and lesser-known short stories. The proposed memory is intended as a premise for a transdisciplinary research work (between the history of architecture and the history of Chinese language and culture) on a figure of a female intellectual and artist in China in the Thirties.

Tra architettura e letteratura. Lin Huiyin e la città cinese degli anni Trenta

Madaro, F.
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2024-01-01

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The aim of the contribution is tracing a first biographical portrait of the architect Lin Huiyin through architecture, drawings and photographs, and of the writer Lin Huiyin, through well-known poems and lesser-known short stories. The proposed memory is intended as a premise for a transdisciplinary research work (between the history of architecture and the history of Chinese language and culture) on a figure of a female intellectual and artist in China in the Thirties.
2024
Città che si adattano? Adaptive Cities?
AISU International
4: Strategie di adattamento e patrimonio critico
271
281
978-88-31277-09-9
https://aisuinternational.org/citta-che-si-adattano-adaptive-cities-download/
Chinese city; Chinese architecture; Chinese Literature; Modern China; Republic of China
Madaro, F.; Trisciuoglio M.
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