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The Chinese as Perceived by Self and Other at the Beginning of European Contact
Don Wyatt, a history professor at Middlebury College in Vermont, will give a talk called "Before the Yellowness: The Chinese as Perceived by Self and Other at the Beginning of European Contact".
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An International Studies Colloquium presentation by Don Wyatt, professor of history. Lunch will be available. ADVANCED RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. RSVP by Monday, 11/15, to Martha Baldwin at baldwin@middlebury.edu or by calling 802-443-5324. Sponsored by the Rohatyn Center for International Affairs.
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