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Everyday Life on Yongkang Jie
Kay Duffy 杜圭
July 25, 2018
In 2016-2017, I conducted research for my dissertation on early medieval Chinese literature in Taipei as a Fulbright Fellow. Upon arriving in Taipei
In 2016-2017, I conducted research for my dissertation on early medieval Chinese literature in Taipei as a Fulbright Fellow. Upon arriving in Taipei
Chinese nationalism continues to be an important but inadequately understood phenomenon. On the one hand, it is evident that nationhood and national identity are deeply
During my 2016–17 Fulbright fellowship in Taiwan, I had the opportunity to visit the Taoyuan factory of Sheng Kuang 聖光 (Sacred Radiance), a leading
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Introduction and Background Many of us would agree that Senator J. William Fulbright’s vision of “a world with a little more knowledge and
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I arrived in Taipei in late June of 2015 to begin my sabbatical leave and my Fulbright research focusing on the “sharing city,” part
My research is primarily concerned with texts produced and circulated in the early medieval period from roughly the second to the seventh centuries
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