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Why is Intellectual History so Central for the Humanities in Contemporary China?
Princeton University's East Asia Studies Program presents a talk by Ge Zhaoguang.
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Ge Zhaoguang, Fudan University, Shanghai, and Princeton Global Scholar 2010-12. In Chinese, discussion partially in English. East Asian Studies Program.
While the lecture will be given in Chinese, the following discussion will be partially in English.
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