Word: tu
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...Ming Tu '63 said the debate over these issues is itself a "mixed blessing." On the positive side, a "united front for Westernization has been created, but there has also been a backlash by traditionalists based on xenophobic, anti-foreign feelings...
Chinese intellectual thought will now be guided by the desire to "fight against tradition, but also to restore a sense of community," Tu, a Harvard Chinese history professor, said...
Graham's most recent book, which will be published soon by the Cambridge University Press, is a study of scripture. "He has a rare combination of focused research in Islamic culture and a broad understanding of religious issues," said Professor of Chinese History and Philosophy Wei-Ming Tu...
...remarkable how much he knows about my own field," said Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education Steven Ozment, whose academic field is the Renaissance and Reformation. Ozment collaborated with Graham on what Tu termed "a general book on world civilization." Graham wrote chapters on India, the Near East and Africa, Ozment said...
...first Asian-Americans admitted to the college in the early 1970s to feel less culturally alienated at Harvard. Last offered in 1983, the course has since evolved into a vehicle for pursuing Asian-American studies--both anthropological and historical--under the supervision of Professors Dorinne Kondo and Wei Ming Tu...