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CHINESE STUDIES PROGRAM LECTURE SERIES
NO. 2, 2015
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Table of Contents
CHINA AND (INTER) CULTURAL ASPECTS Part 3 of Lecture by Zhuang Ge
Scholarships and Education Projects 1 in the Chinese Filipino Community: An Overview
Joaquin A. Sy
The Influence of Chinese Culture–Poetry 15 to Southeast Asian Ethnic Chinese Writers James Na Teng Choon
The First China-Recognized Nobel Prize Winner: 21
His Life and Works
Daisy Cheng See
The 20th Century World of Mo Yan: A Corpus-Based Approach 32 Amor C. Dimaano
ABKD: Multi-media Mobile Game for Collaborative Learning 46 of Chinese Hanzi Characters
Michael B. Syson
Ma. Regina E. Estuar, Ph.D.
Karl T. See
Transnationalization, Particularization and National Identity in 63 Court Ceremonial Music of East Asia: Yayue, Aak and Gagaku Hiroku Nagai
The Filipino Dancer in Happyland: 78
Asserting ‘Filipino-ness’ in Dance Performance Clarissa Cecilia R. Mijares