Tecknens rike

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Tecknens rike
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First edition
Author Cecilia Lindqvist
Language Swedish
Subject Chinese language
Genre non-fiction
Published 1989
Publisher Albert Bonniers förlag
Publication place Sweden
Awards August Prize of 1989

Tecknens rike (lit. The Empire of Signs) is a 1989 book by Swedish author and sinologist Cecilia Lindqvist about the history of Chinese language writing. It won the August Prize in 1989. [1]

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References

  1. "Augustpriset genom åren | Augustpriset".