Tushy Jia Lissa Entanglements Part 2 1911 [portable] Review

A career diplomat with a reputation for supporting scientific expeditions, Hargrave had previously funded the excavation at Luoyang that unearthed the original Jia Lissa tablet. In a letter to his colleague, Sir , dated 12 October 1911, Hargrave wrote:

The relationship between Jia and Lissa is marked by reciprocal disorientation : Jia teaches Lissa Chinese calligraphy, while Lissa introduces Jia to the “new camera language.” Their entanglement is emblematic of the broader transnational entanglements that defined early‑modern Shanghai—a city where Chinese merchants negotiated with foreign banks, and where revolutionary ideas circulated through cafés, newspapers, and photographic studios. Their partnership, fraught with moments of misunderstanding and mutual fascination, dramatizes the in an age of upheaval. tushy jia lissa entanglements part 2 1911

Entanglements Part 2 anticipates later twentieth‑century works that foreground global circulation, such as The Location of Culture (1994). The text’s deliberate intertwining of bodily metaphor, political upheaval, and avant‑garde aesthetics creates a hyper‑interconnected narrative space , a literary analogue to the early modern “telegraph” network. A career diplomat with a reputation for supporting