Wang Qilong is a renowned scholar of Tibetan studies and Chinese linguistics in China. He received his Master's degree from Renmin University of China in 1993. Having obtained his PhD from Central University of Nationalities in 1996, he held a full position at Tsinghua University successively as lecturer, associate professor, full professor, and PhD supervisor. He was also vice-president of Tibet University from 2005 to 2009 and has been chair professor at Shaanxi Normal University since 2011. In the academic year 2003-2004, he was a visiting scholar of Harvard-Yenching Institute. Apart from his outstanding academic achievements, Wang has published numerous monographs (in Chinese, English, and Korean), and multiple works on Tibetan studies and Chinese linguistics. He is also one of the chief editors of the critically acclaimed Selected Translations of the Tibetan Studies and the co-editor of the 14-volume Complete Works by Li Fangkuei.; Deng Xiaoyong is currently associate professor of library science at Tsinghua University and obtained her Master's degree\nin literature from Central University of Nationalities in Beijing in 1996. She was visiting librarian at Harvard-Yenching Library\nin 2004. Her main works include A History of Tibetan Studies in China (until 1949) and the Chinese editions of Zangren Yan\nZang and Li Fanggui Xiansheng Koushushi.
Publisher
Gale Asia
Volume
Copyright
2014
ISBN13
9789814510073
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Print
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Features & Benefits
The first and only biography on Alexander von Stael-Holstein's life and academic achievements
The first and only biography on Alexander von Stael-Holstein's life and academic achievements
Detailed chronology of a legendary and pioneer scholar of Asian studies
Detailed chronology of a legendary and pioneer scholar of Asian studies
A reference on the importance of Sanskrit and Tibetan in the reconstruction of ancient Chinese phonetics
A reference on the importance of Sanskrit and Tibetan in the reconstruction of ancient Chinese phonetics
Foreword
Preface
Part I. The Life of Baron Alexander von Stael-Holstein
1. Youth
2. Academic Journey of Travel and Study
3. Sojourn in Beijing
4. One Year at Harvard
5. Returning to Beijing
Part II. Alexander von Stael-Holstein and the Chinese Academia in Modern Times
6. A Dream
7. Affiliations with the Chinese Academia
8. Contributions to China's Linguistics
9. Research on Buddhist Literature
10. Contributions to China Tibetology
Part III. Alexander von Stael-Holstein and Harvard University
11. The Sino-Indian Institute
12. Distinguished Research Assistants
13. American Students Sent to China by Harvard-Yenching