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The Confucian Analects in the Modern World: Five Generations: in celebration of the Norton Critical Edition
Panel discussion with Herb Fingarette, Henry Rosemont, Mark Csikzentmihalyi, Michael Nylan, Yuming He, Luke Habberstad, and Tae Hyun Kim.
When:
October 8, 2013 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Where
Panel discussion with Herb Fingarette, Henry Rosemont, Mark Csikzentmihalyi, Michael Nylan, Yuming He, Luke Habberstad, and Tae Hyun Kim.
For the first time, the Norton Critical Edition celebrates not a modern classic, but a Classic written in classical Chinese. In honor of the Berkeley participants (faculty, past Ph.Ds, and present graduate students) who have participated in this path-breaking venture, we will have a roundtable discussion, where each contributor speaks for five minutes and then we open discussion to students.
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