“Keep an Open Mind”: Teaching Feng’s The Three-Inch Golden Lotus
Document Type
Article
Journal Title
Voice of Han
Publication Date
Fall 2005
Abstract
In the spring of 1995, I was privileged to serve as a teaching assistant for the Integrated Liberal Studies Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I was assigned to its Introduction to Global Cultures course, and I was responsible for leading discussion sessions on a number of international texts as a supplement to a series of lectures by established professors from a variety of departments on campus (professors who offered their time and energy free of charge to the program, I might add). One of those professors was Edward Friedman (from the Political Science Department), an expert on Chinese politics and democratization, and one of the texts he assigned for the course was Feng Jicai’s The Three-Inch Golden Lotus.
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Recommended Citation
Foss, Chris. “'Keep an Open Mind': Teaching Feng’s The Three-Inch Golden Lotus ” Voice of Han 1 (Fall 2005): 79–85. https://haihungfound.org/the-voice-of-han.
Comments
Dr. Foss' article begins on page 79.
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