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Participants

安乐哲

AMES, Roger T.

Roger T. Ames is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Hawai’i, Humanities Chair Professor at Peking University and Academic Director of the Berggruen Research Center. His research focuses on Chinese philosophy and culture, and comparative philosophy. Among his numerous publications are Thinking Through Confucius (1987), Thinking from the Han: Self, Truth, and Transcendence in Chinese and Western Culture (1997), and The Democracy of the Dead: Confucius, Dewey, and the Hope for Democracy in China (1998).

乌云毕力格

BORJIGIDAI, Oyunbilig

Uyunbilig Borjigidai is Professor and Executive Vice President in the School of Chinese Classics at Renmin University of China and Special professor of the “Yangtze River scholar”. His research focuses on the history and culture of Mongolia, Manchu and Mongolian paleography. Among his numerous publications are Five colors and four vassals: a study of the history and geography of inner Asia in multilingual texts (2016), Green book and golden Garland: a study of Mongolian tribes and cultural history (2017).

大卫·巴拓识

BARTOSCH, David

David Bartosch is Distinguished Research Fellow of Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences at Beijing Normal University and Distinguished Foreign Expert of State Bureau of Foreign Experts Affairs of China in 2016, 2017 and 2019. His research focuses on German philosophy, Wang Yangming’s philosophy, comparative and cross-cultural philosophy, cultural history of Eurasian civilizations, cultural diplomacy of Belt and Road Initiative. Among his important publications are: “»Wissendes Nichtwissen« oder »gutes Wissen«? Zum philosophischen Denken von Nicolaus Cusanus und Wáng Yángmíng” (“‘Knowing Non-Knowing’ or ‘Good Knowing’? On the Philosophical Thought of Nicolas da Cusa and Wáng Yángmíng”); “Spectra of Cultural Understanding: An Introduction”; Ernst Bloch: The Problem of Materialism——History and Essence; Complete Works of Honneth; Selected Works of Adorno.

王少聪

BARROSO DÍAZ, Wilson

Barroso Díaz Wilson is a PhD student at the School of International Relations, Renmin University of China. His research focuses on China-Latin America diplomatic relations. His doctoral dissertation topic is "Analysis of Chinese and Latin American Party Diplomacy 2000-2015".

孟根格尔乐

BOLD, Mungungerel

Mungungerel Bold is a Master of linguistics and a teacher of The National University of Mongolia. Her research focuses on the origin and meaning of Chinese characters, comparative linguistics, modern Chinese grammar, teaching Chinese as a foreign language and cognitive linguistics.

卜梦竹

BORJA, María José

María José Borja is young scholar of University San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador and has a master’s degree in School of International Relations, Renmin University. She is also member of the Latino (and Hispanic) Americanist Academic Network on Sinological Studies. Her research focuses on the evaluation of cooperation mechanisms between Latin America and China as well as the Chinese diaspora to Ecuador. Her current research project is investigation on Chinese migration to Ecuador coordinated by IAEN researchers and officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador.

崔守军

CUI, Shoujun

Cui Shoujun is Professor of School of International Studies, Deputy Dean of School of Global Governance, and Director of the Center for Latin America Studies at Renmin University of China. Dr. Cui has been an “International Visitor Leadership Program” (IVLP) visiting fellow to the U.S. Department of the State, and visiting fellow of EU Marie Curie International Research Staff Exchange project. His research focuses on energy geopolitics, developing countries and China’s foreign policy.

才清华

CAI, Qinghua

Cai Qinghua is Associate Professor at Fudan University, PhD in Philosophy of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Her research focuses on pre-Qin Taoism, Wei-Jin metaphysics, and overseas Taoist philosophy research. Among her numerous publication is The Discernment of Speech and Meaning and the Basic Problem of Language Philosophy - A Reinterpretation of the Discernment of Speech and Meaning in Wei and Jin.

陈洪

CHEN, Hong

Chen Hong is the Chair Professor of Nankai University, chief editor of Journal of Literature and Culture，editorial board member of magazines of Literary Heritage, and Tianjin Social Science. His research focuses on ancient Chinese novel theory, novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, traditional Chinese ideology and culture, etc. Among his numerous publications are History of Chinese Novel Theory, Biography of Jin Shengtan, Elegance in Vulgarity, An Affinity: Literature and Religion, etc.

陈剑澜

CHEN, Jianlan

Chen Jianlan is Distinguished Professor at Renmin University of China and Dean of School of Liberal Arts. His research focuses on the modern western literary theory and aesthetics, Chinese contemporary art criticism. Among his numerous publications is Absence and occasional presence (2015), “The Significance of Kant's Critique of Aesthetic Judgment” (2018).

菲利普

COSTANTINI, Filippo

Filippo Costantini is Visiting Professor in the department of Philosophy at University of Costa Rica. He won a post-doctoral research fellowship at the National Autonomous University of Mexico in the department of Philosophy and Literature. His research focuses on Song dynasty Neo-Confucian Philosophy and early Medieval Daoism. Among his numerous publications are El Dao de los sabios: Análisis y comparación de los tres comentarios más importantes del Laozi ( The Way of Sages: Analysis and Comparison of the Three Classical Interpretations of the Laozi, 2021); “Structuring Reality: The Metaphysics of Harmony in Zhang Zai’s Zhengmeng Philosophical System” (2020); “La Crítica de la Metafísica Budista en el sistema Filosófico de Zhang Zai” (“The Critique of Buddhist Metaphysics in the Philosophical System of Zhang Zai”, 2019).

江依凡

CAMPOS-RICO, Ivonne

Ivonne Campos-Rico is Research Professor at El Colegio de Tlaxcala, México. She conducted a Postdoctoral Research on Anthropology of Food at BUAP (Mexico), with a grant from the Mexican National Science and Technology System (CONACYT) from 2017 to 2019. Her research focuses on history and ethnicity during the Qing Dynasty, and political and social issues linked to the Chinese in Mexico. Among her numerous publications are Los chinos de ultramar: sabor, cultura alimentaria y prácticas culinarias (Overseas Chinese: Flavor, Food Culture and Culinary Practices, co-editor, 2019) and El Barrio Chino de la Ciudad de México: identidad, historia y cultura (Chinatown in Mexico City: Identity, History and Culture, 2021).

柯修文

CANARIS, Daniel

Daniel Canaris is Associate Professor of Xue-heng Institute for Advanced Stddies at Nanjing University. His research focuses on the history of the Society of Jesus in China and the exchange of ideology between China and the West. His publications include Vico and China (2020), and Michele Ruggieri's Tianzhu shilu (forthcoming, 2021).

陈默

CHEN, Mo

Mo Chen is a professor at school of Chinese Studies and Cultural Exchange of Renmin University of China. Her research focuses on language acquisition and teaching studies. She has presided over or participated in 14 key projects of the National Social Science Foundation, the Social Science Foundation of the Ministry of Education and the Beijing Social Science Foundation. Nearly 60 papers have been published; Published 2 academic monographs; Co authored 1 textbook. In recent years, she has successively won the title of cultural celebrity and young talent for publicity, ideology and culture of the Central Propaganda Department (2019), the 16th young teacher award of colleges and universities of Huo Yingdong Education Foundation (2018), and other honors.

杜鹏

DU, Peng

Du Peng is Professor of Demography and Gerontology at Renmin University of China, a Vice President of Renmin University of China and a former President of International Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics in Asia Oceania Region. His research focuses on Population Aging and Social Gerontology. Among his numerous publications are Retrospect and Prospect: Studies on Chinese Elderly Care (2016), Chinese Population in the New Century: Analysis on the 5th National Demographic Census (co-editor，2011), and Aging Issues and Policies in EU (2000).

董正存

DONG, Zhengcun

Zhengcun Dong is Associate Professor, Doctoral Supervisor and “Distinguished Scholar” of Renmin University of China. His research focuses on grammaticalization and semantic evolution, construction and construction change, Chinese full expression, grammar teaching as a foreign language. Among his numerous publications are Grammaticalization and Grammar Research (VIII) (co-editor, 2017), Research on Quantitative Adverbs for Chinese Teaching (2016), Diachronic Investigation of Chinese Full Expression Syntactic System (2012).

范狄

FAMULARO, Dario

Dario Famularo is a PhD candidate at Fudan University. His research focuses on history of European Sinology.

关沧海

GUALTEROS, John

John Gualteros is a postdoctoral researcher at East China Normal University and holds a Ph.D. in Contemporary Chinese Literature from Peking University. His research focuses on Latin American modern poetry, Latin American magical realism, and the relationship between Latin American fiction and contemporary Chinese literature. His current research project is to analyze the differences and interaction of “magical realism” in China’s “New Era Literature”, European avant-garde, and Latin American novels, from the perspective of cross-cultural and comparative literature. His publications include Magical Realism from a Global Perspective (forthcoming, 2021), and Contemporary Chinese Literature and Latin American magical Realism (2021).

黄友义

HUANG, Youyi

Youyi Huang is Executive Vice President of Translators Association of China, former Vice President of the International Federation of Translators，former Deputy Director-General and Editor-in-Chief of China International Publishing Group. His research focuses on Chinese-English translation and international communication. Among his numerous publications are A Chinese-English Dictionary of New Terms and Phrases, and A New Learner’s Chinese-English Dictionary; Selections from Strange Tales from the Liaozhai Studio 聊齋誌異.

华建光

HUA, Jianguang

Jianguang Hua is Associate Professor of Renmin University of China. His research focuses on Chinese history. Among his numerous publications are The Modal Particles in the Handing-Down Literature of the Warring States Period (2013), “The Phonetic Loan Chongwen in Shuowen (I)” (2013), “On the Valence of Verbs in Zhuangzi” (co-writer, 2013).