Tag: Classical Chinese Literature

• Morning readings…in medias res… research on ‘culture’ paving the New Silk Roads (1)

  

  Flipping through Xinhua and South China Morning Post this morning, I clicked thru a few headlines about Chinese State-Owned Enterprises calling in non-essential workers from Myanmar, US-China performativity on both sides, and also about the Oxford-trained presence in US President Joe Biden’s cabinet (this last from Peter Frankopan’s re-Tweet). I’m also going through a book, […]

  Dr. Sophia Kidd

  March 16, 2021

  Continuities, Cultural Studies, Genre, Genre of Geographical Literature, Geography, Literary Geography, New Silk Roads, Political Economy of Culture, Regional Metaphysics

  Chinese Geography, Classical Chinese Geography, Classical Chinese Literature, D. Jonathan Felt, Metageographies of Early Medieval Literature, Structures of the Earth

• Culture Paves the New Silk Roads

  

  It was a small group of seven bright German students as well as one Chinese student, and I was able to pay special attention to what the students were most interested in. Early on, then, I grew aware that the students were fascinated by two central concepts, one was a notion in aesthetic theory; and the other was a sociological one.

  Dr. Sophia Kidd

  December 17, 2020

  New Silk Roads

  Belt and Road Initiative, China, Chinese Cultural Economy, Chinese Culture, Chinese Political Economy, Chinese Studies, Classical Chinese Literature, Cultural Discount, New Silk Raods, One Belt One Road, Silk Roads, Zhen Shan Mei