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Two Millenia of Sinology: The Korean Reception, Curation, and Reinvention of Cultural Knowledge from China

Journal of Chinese History, 2022
The tale of Korean Sinology is as dramatic as that of Korea itself, which has moved from being a faithful periphery of the Chinese civilization to a newly rising economic power in the modern world.
Jaebum Shim
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Sinology in Russia during the Soviet and Post-Soviet Periods: Research and Politics

Journal of Chinese History, 2022
This paper follows the developments in Chinese studies in Moscow and Leningrad–Saint Petersburg during the Soviet and post-Soviet decades. It provides an overview of institutions and key currents in research conducted in these two cities, while also ...
Mariia Guleva
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Immersive Learning Enabled by XR and AI Agents: Exploring a New Path for Sinology Education of International Students

Proceedings of the 2025 International Conference on Computer Technology, Digital Media and Communication
As a fundamental expression of traditional Chinese culture, Sinology has become an integral component of Chinese language and cultural education programs for international students.
Yushan Zhong, L. Fu, Tingting Li
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The Origin and Development of Chinese Language Studies in Spain from the Perspective of Sinology

Estudios Complutenses de Asia Oriental
: Chinese language education and studies in Spain originated from Spanish sinology. Early Spanish missionary is the first group of sinologists and language experts in Europe.
Li Qiuyang 李秋杨, Raúl Ramirez Ruiz
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The Educational Struggle of Wuxi Sinology Specialized School During the Sino-Japanese War

International Theory and Practice in Humanities and Social Sciences
During the Sino-Japanese War, in the face of the multiple threats brought about by Japan’s full-scale invasion of China, Chinese universities launched educational struggle.
Ruiying Wang
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Representing China in the Canton school of British sinology: Davis and his translation of Chinese poetry

Perspectives
This study investigates the representation of Chinese culture through translation by a leading sinologist in the Canton school of British sinology, John Francis Davis.
Yunjing Ouyang
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The Elusiveness of Commonality: Late Twentieth-Century Sinology and the Search for a Shared Lyric Language

Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture, 2022
:As the study of what we now call "premodern" China gained traction among students in the postwar United States, the question of how it should be approached emerged as a divisive issue among interested scholars, perhaps nowhere as much as it did among ...
Paulo Varsano
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A Brief Discussion on the Pioneering Significance of Wolfram Eberhard in the Study of Sinology in Middle-earth

国际化教育科学与理论
Professor Wolfram Eberhard (temporarily translated as Ai Boha in Chinese academic circles) once taught at the Faculty of Letters, History, and Geography at Ankara University.
Qing Chen
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AMERICAN SINOLOGY THROUGH THE LENS OF THE NEOCONSERVATIVE SWITCH

RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. Series Political Sciences. History. International Relations
The foreign policy decision-making remains “blank” for researchers. It is impossible to determine exactly what in-put is available to a decision-maker and how the final decision is elaborated.
R. Romanov
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Marxist Sinology

China Report, 1976
This article, a special issue of the Novosty Press Agency, describes the work of sinotogists in the Soviet Union and other socialist countries, criticises 'bourgeois sinology', and analyses the theory and practice of Maoism.—Editor
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