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DESCRIPTION:Paul Hsiang Lecture Series on Chinese Poetry\n	Everyday “Lines I
 ntended for Public View”:A Comparative Approach to Chinese and British Wom
 en’s Poetry (1650-1750)\n\n \n\nby Haihong Yang\n	Associate Professor of Ch
 inese\, University of Delaware\n\n \n\nFriday\, Nov. 5th\, 2021\n	4:30-6:00
  p.m. ET\n	The lecture will be hosted on Zoom\n	https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/891
 15217037?pwd=a2JqS0RoNk54YVIwbStLdHRrNWJxdz09\n\n\n	This study proposes a c
 omparative approach to lyric poems by Chinese and British women writers fr
 om the mid-17th century to the mid-18th century based on their everydaynes
 s. It aims to investigate what is said in their poems\, how it is said and
  why. It is also devoted to examining how these poems interact with and re
 construct existing institutions and transform norms. It explores how new k
 nowledge is generated when a text is read against its counterparts from a 
 different social and cultural context by today’s readers with our stereoty
 pes and biases.\n	The comparison based on everydayness neither implies an o
 ntological historical realism nor aims to reinforce the boundaries of soci
 al and cultural narratives of the two geographical regions. Rather\, it ch
 allenges ethnocentric readings of cultural products and strives to acknowl
 edge how alterity in any seemingly homogeneous communities paradoxically r
 eveals commonalities of human experiences and conditions. In the process\,
  we hope to discover the unknown and question existing boundaries when we 
 acknowledge everydayness as the core of humanity.\n\n \n
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SUMMARY:Hsiang Lecturer Series on Chinese Poetry Nov 5
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