Books

Chris Wen-Chao Li, M.Phil., D.Phil. | Professor of Linguistics | Department of Modern Languages & Literatures | San Francisco State University | 1600 Holloway Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94132, USA | +1 415 338 1034 | wenchao@sfsu.edu

Chris Wen-chao Li lecturing

 

2018

[Translation] What Confucius Really Said: The Complete Analects in a Skopos-Centric Translation. San Francisco: Maison 174.

2016

(with Josephine H. Tsao). The Routledge Course in Chinese Media Literacy. London/New York: Routledge.

2014

[Translation] Confucius’s Chatroom: The Wisdom of the Master in a Contemporary American Idiom. San Francisco: Maison 174.

2014

[Translation] The Scripture in 42 Parables and Other Buddhist Classics from the Chinese Transmission. San Francisco: Maison 174.

2009

(with David Chen-Ching Li, Sharon Lai and Ching-Hsi Perng). President Barack Obama in His Own Words [translation, annotation and commentary of Barack Obama's landmark speeches]. Taipei: Aquarius Publishing.

2008

[Translation with commentary by Marina Lighthouse] Kuan Yin: Temple Oracle. Los Altos, CA: Beacon Light Publishing.

2007

(with David Chen-Ching Li, Sharon Lai and Yan Wing Leung). Readings from the New York Times (4) [with translation, annotation and commentary]. Taipei: Unitas Press.

2006

(with David Chen-Ching Li, Sharon Lai and Yan Wing Leung). Readings from the New York Times (3) [with translation, annotation and commentary]. Taipei: Unitas Press.

2005

(with David Chen-Ching Li, Sharon Lai and Yan Wing Leung). Readings from the New York Times (2) [with translation, annotation and commentary]. Taipei: Unitas Press.

2005

(with David Chen-Ching Li, Sharon Lai and Yan Wing Leung). Readings from the New York Times (1) [with translation, annotation and commentary]. Taipei: Unitas Press.

2005

Media Chinese: A Primer in Chinese Journalism. Taipei: Shita Books.

2001

[Translation]: Martin, Robert and Yu, Chi (Wen-Chao Li, trans.) Chi Yu: Lifework. Hong Kong: Grandview Publishing Corporation.

1999

A Diachronically-Motivated Segmental Phonology of Mandarin Chinese (Berkeley Insights in Linguistics & Semiotics 37). New York: Peter Lang. (cited by 24 as of 2011.09.23)