Penalties of Empire explores justice in Hong Kong during 150 years of the death penalty. Chief Justice Sir Francis Piggott emphasized due process... Læs mere
This book features five units on academic English skills for first-year undergraduates, covering writing, reading, and speaking. It guides students through essays,... Læs mere
The Empress and the Dragon Throne by Ellen Soulliere examines women's roles in the Ming dynasty, highlighting their contributions to family and state from 1368 to 1465. Using texts and material culture, Soulliere challenges stereotypes and reveals women's significant influence.
Sustaining Landscapes: Governance and Ecology in Chinese Visual Culture, 960-1368 CE examines ecological thinking in... Læs mere
The Placemakers of Hong Kong honors contributions to the city's urban and rural enhancement by developers, organizations, and the government. It highlights 'placemaking'... Læs mere
This book presents Early Buddhist Teachings as a counseling model, exploring key concepts from P?li sources and comparing them with Western psychology. It includes practical tools for mental health professionals, fostering integration between Buddhism and psychotherapy.
Collected and Curated showcases Chinese art from UMAG at HKU, the oldest Hong Kong museum. It features... Læs mere
The BRICS+ countries include Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, the UAE, and potentially Saudi Arabia. This compendium examines their growing... Læs mere
Written in Stone explores how monumental sculpture transforms urban spaces. It follows Polo's creative journey and includes insights from art critic Catherine Shaw. The book invites readers to rethink the relationship between art and urban environments.
This book argues for integrating the arts into Hong Kong's education system to foster creativity and innovation. Through case studies and expert... Læs mere