As for everything else, so for mathematical theory

As for everything else, so for mathematical theory: beauty can be perceived but not explained.

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Arthur Waley

1889-08-19 — 1966-06-27 · Royal Tunbridge Wells

Arthur Waley was a renowned British sinologist and translator, known for his translations of classic Chinese and Japanese works into English. His ability to convey the cultural and literary richness of the East to a Western audience was fundamental to the dissemination of these works. Waley stood out for the elegance and fidelity of his translations, which allowed classics such as "The Tale of Genji" and "Water Margin" to gain a new audience. His passion for Asian literature and his deep knowledge of Eastern languages and cultures established him as a central figure in Asian studies and comparative literature.

Awards (1)

1953

Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry

Gold medal awarded by the Queen of the United Kingdom to a poet for a notable work or a life dedicated to poetry.