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12:00 pm
Notes from the Home Front: One Woman’s Chinese Revolution, 1897-1975
This lecture explores the life of an elite woman, raised in Beijing and educated at a missionary school during the May Fourth era. Daughter of a Beiyang reformer, wife of a Nationalist official educated at MIT, mother of an underground Communist revolutionary, she herself left no direct trace in the public record. She emerges primarily […]
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NYPL’s World Literature Festival: Japanese Crime Fiction: How It Caught The World
Join the Library as we welcome Allison Markin Powell, Marie Iida, and Juliet Grames to discuss the popularity of Japanese Crime Fiction. About this event The New York Public Library’s World Literature Festival celebrates books and writers from around the world and reflects the languages spoken in our communities. Discover what our patrons are reading […]
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Conducting Research in and About China in a Time of Uncertainty
Registration: To register to attend this event please click HERE (for CUID holders only; interested PhD students should please contact sj3185@columbia.edu) Event Description Conducting research in China today presents mounting challenges from many different directions. Please join our panel of experienced scholars as they discuss recent strategies for pursuing their work in a time of heightened anxiety and […]
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