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Posts classified under: Zhu Shoutong

1 Jan 2018

Chinese Reactions to Babbitt: Admiration, Encumbrance, Vilification

January 1, 2018
Irving Babbitt, the great American humanist, was bound to the modern Chinese culture even though Babbitt himself might not have been aware of it. His erudition and glamour enticed a dozen young Chinese scholars into Harvard University to seek instruction from him.
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