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(Comp Lit Luncheon) Kyle Shernuk (Georgetown) on “Sinoscapes: A Comparative Approach to Ethnicity in Contemporary Chinese-language Literatures”
(Comp Lit Luncheon) Kyle Shernuk (Georgetown) on “Sinoscapes: A Comparative Approach to Ethnicity in Contemporary Chinese-language Literatures”
Monday, November 13, 2023 12:15 pm
- 1:30 pm EST
102 Kern or Zoom
Contact: Olivia Beveridge
