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M.A., University of Colorado
Beijing Foreign Studies University
Professor Deng has taught religious and philosophical thoughts of China, Japan, and India (including Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism, and Hinduism) at the University of Colorado in Boulder and the University of Iowa. He has studied at the Postgraduate Institute of Pali and Buddhist Studies at Kelaniya University in Sri Lanka and at the University of Colorado where he received his M.A. in religious studies.
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Ph.D., Central University of Nationalities
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
Dr. Huang is a professor at Renmin University of China (RUC) as well as CASS. His research fields include theories and methods of anthropology, Han people studies, anthropology of religion, Christianity culture studies, and Chinese folk religions. He has been a visiting scholar to the University of Hong Kong, Taofengsan Institute of Sino-Christian Studies and the University of Notre Dame.
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Ph.D., Peking University
Fordham University &
Sun Yat Sen University
Fr. Meynard currently teaches graduate philosophy at Sun Yat Sen University. An accomplished linguist and scholar, he has translated works in many different languages. His current research includes: religious views of Liang Shu-Ming, the history of Jesuits in China, and religion in Chinese culture and thought and its relation to Confucianism and Buddhism.
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Ph.D. (cand.), Temple University
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
Professor Wang's research field includes contemporary history of Christianity, Christianity in China, Sino-Vatican relations, and Christianity in America. She has been a visiting scholar at Maryknoll Divinity School, Temple University, and Boston College. |
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Ph.D., University of London
Dr. Saso has lived in China for more than 30 years and is fluent in Japanese, Chinese and has a working knowledge of several of the minority languages. He has a doctorate from London University in comparative religions and a Masters from Yale in Asian studies. He is a professor emeritus at the University of Hawaii and is one of the few Westerners who has membership in the Chinese Academy of Social Science. |
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Ph.D., Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
Institute of World Religions, CASS
Prior to his position as an associate research fellow in the Institute of World Religions, Dr. Shan was the senior researcher in charge of Chinese emigration and comparative religious study programs at the Center for Overseas Chinese studies at CASS. He has been a visiting professor at the Center for Asian Studies at Hong Kong University. During that time he was also a lecturing professor at Alvernia College. |
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Ph.D., Peking University
Tsinghua University
Dr. Yin's research is interdisciplinary in nature, crossing not only countries but different fields. Her current work focuses on Sino-Western cultural relations, specifically where Christianity played a predominant role. She received a Ph.D. in comparative literature and culture from Peking University. She is currently a professor of philosophy at Tsinghua University.
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Ph.D., Munich University
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
Dr. Zhuo is the director of the Institute of World Religions and the Center for the Study of Christianity both of which are at CASS. He is also the dean of the Department of Religious Studies of the Graduate School at CASS. Dr. Zhuo received his M.A. in religious studies from CASS and a Ph.D. in theology and sinology from Munich University in Germany.
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Ph.D.(cand.), Beijing Foreign Studies University
Beijing Foreign Studies University
Professor Yang Huiling is interested in Chinese education and bilingual Chinese dictionaries by Christian missionaries who came to China during 16th to early 19th century. By questing their language learning strategies and proficiencies, we can better understand the wave of cross-cultural communication of that period. Background knowledge on the history of Christianity in China and Chinese history and Culture are necessary, linguistics and lexicography are must. Such field of study is still marginal.
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