HKIHSS | Re-positioning Chinese History Study in the United States: Responses to the Post-modern and Post-colonial Critique (中國歷史研究在美國的重新定位：回應後現代和後殖民的批評)

Historical Anthropology Lecture Series

Re-positioning Chinese History Study in the United States: Responses to the Post-modern and Post-colonial Critique (中國歷史研究在美國的重新定位：回應後現代和後殖民的批評)

Asia/Hong_KongRe-positioning Chinese History Study in the United States: Responses to the Post-modern and Post-colonial Critique (中國歷史研究在美國的重新定位：回應後現代和後殖民的批評)

Overview

Title:

Re-positioning Chinese History Study in the United States: Responses to the Post-modern and Post-colonial Critique (中國歷史研究在美國的重新定位：回應後現代和後殖民的批評)

Speaker:

Professor Q. Edward Wang (Department of History, Rowan University)

Date:

June 14, 2002

Time:

3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Venue:

Lecture Hall, 3/F, Yongfang Hall, Department of History, Sun Yat-sen University

Organizer

Centre for Historical Anthropology, Sun Yat-sen University

CO-ORGANIZERS

Hong Kong Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences, The University of Hong Kong

South China Research Center, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Poster

Historical Anthropology Lecture Series

Re-positioning Chinese History Study in the United States: Responses to the Post-modern and Post-colonial Critique (中國歷史研究在美國的重新定位：回應後現代和後殖民的批評)

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