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Lindsay Waters, Reading Babel and Babylon |
 | | Of course, the best researchers are flagrant scofflaws about disciplinary boundaries, but most of the rest of us scoff them at our peril. |
| | Ever since the incidents at Tian An Men in 1989, I have been drawn to Asia and China, as if to counter my own Europhilia. |
| | This is a great moment for freer developments of ties between China and the U.S., for example, because, while neither government is interested in fostering ties among the humanists from both countries, they also are not dictating how contact happens. |
| www.centerforbookculture.org /context/no11/Waters.html (4109 words) |
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