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Book Culture and Intellectual Life on the Qing Frontier
The Confucius Institute at the University of Oregon hosts a talk by Cynthia Brokaw.
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A lecture by Cynthia Brokaw (Professor of History, Brown University)
Cynthia Brokaw researches the history of the book in late imperial China. Her current project, "Book
Culture on the Qing Frontier,” examines the development of publishing and the creation of book cultures and identities on the southwestern frontier of the Qing Empire.
Co-organized by the JSMA and CI
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