The Chinese writer Han Yü (768-824) is ranked high as a poet but, more importantly, is revered as a master of prose writing. His writing is characterized by a devotion to classicism both in form and in content. With the early death of his parents,...

Han Yu(768–824) Han Yu lived in a time when the Chinese Tang empire (618–907) was threatened by military separatism but enjoyed cultural creativity and economic expansion. He became a major writer in his youth and had a successful...

Han Yu (Chinese: 韓愈; pinyin: Hán Yù, 768—824), born in Nanyang, Henan, China, was a precursor of Neo-Confucianism as well as an essayist and poet, during the Tang dynasty. The Indiana Companion calls him "comparable in stature to Dante,...

Hyunah Yu "BACH AND MOZART ARIAS" Prague Philharmonia, Sato. EMI 0946 3 682552 At thirty-seven, Hyunah Yu is a late starter, only recently embarking on an international career. But the present CD indicates why the Korean-American soprano has attracted the attention of...

Jonathan Mahler Forward 04-14-1995 The YU Controversy. 'Could you please," writes Rudy Boschwitz, the former senator from Minnesota, "answer the letter from Yeshiva University, preferably in print in the Forward. Why should I read a column from a reporter who is this...