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Hoyt Cleveland Tillman
Professor
Arizona State University
Program
American Research in the Humanities in China
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Exploring Confucian lineages and issues in China, 1200-1350
Exploring Confucian lineages and issues in China, 1200-1350
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New Perspectives on Chinese Culture & Society Conference Grants
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Tang Song Transition: an International Project for Reevaluating Tang-Song Change and Continuity
Tang Song Transition: an International Project for Reevaluating Tang-Song Change and Continuity
