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Sino and American Exceptionalism

One aspect of contemporary Sino-American scholarship largely overlooked is the notion that both China and the United States contain a notion of ‘exceptionalism’ that largely doesn’t exist elsewhere in the world. The most immediate explanation I can think of for why is the enormous size of the two countries as well as their relative insularity [...]

Posted 20 January 2010 † matt_schiavenza § Chinese Internal Affairs § Current Events § History ‡ Comments (6) ° Also tagged: , ,

Perspectives of China- Podcast

I’ve spent part of this morning listening to a podcast lecture organized by Folger on the subject of foreign impressions of China. The three panelists are Rachel DeWoskin, author of Foreign Babes in Beijing and a former actress in the Chinese soap opera of the same name, Orville Schell, the distinguished China scholar and author [...]

Posted 27 November 2009 † matt_schiavenza § China Culture § China and World § China and the US § Useful Links ‡ Comments (3) ° Also tagged: , , , ,