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Tang Center for Early China

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The Tang Center for Early China at Columbia University was established to advance the study of early Chinese civilization through interdisciplinary research and international collaboration. Its founding ethos is rooted in rigorous philological and archaeological inquiry, with a mission to foster a deeper understanding of China's formative periods by supporting scholars who engage with primary sources and material culture. The Center serves as a hub for intellectual exchange, hosting lectures, workshops, and fellowships that bridge traditional sinology and contemporary methodological approaches.

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Applicants should demonstrate a clear engagement with early Chinese texts, artifacts, or archaeological data, and articulate how their project contributes to the field's broader conversations. Proposals that are methodologically sound, historically grounded, and feasibly scoped for the fellowship duration are favored. It is advisable to familiarize yourself with the Center's past programming and publications to align your approach with its scholarly orientation. Avoid overly broad or presentist framings; instead, emphasize precise research questions and the specific resources at Columbia that would support your work.

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