Mercedes Valmisa is a faculty member at the Gettysburg Philosophy Department, working at the intersection of metaphysics, social philosophy, and philosophy of action

her most recent work is "Adapting. A Chinese Philosophy of Action"

Willard Peterson's career focused on the study of Chinese history in the second half of the second millennium, focusing on the Ming 明 and Qing 清 empires. He joined Princeton University after a few years at Dartmouth College.

And, finally, "Myth and the Making of History. Narrating Early China with Sarah Allan"

sunypress.edu/Books/M/Myth...

The second volume is "Metaphor and Meaning. Thinking Through Early China with Sarah Allan"
sunypress.edu/Books/M/Meta...

Recently, three volumes came out with
@sunypress.bsky.social to celebrate Prof. Allan's work and legacy: "Bone, Bronze, and Bamboo. Unearthing Early China with Sarah Allan" sunypress.edu/Books/B/Bone...

Wang Tao is at the Art Institute of Chicago, where among others, he curates exhibitions on Chinese art.

www.artic.edu/authors/44/t...

Sarah Allan is one of the most known names in early Chinese studies. Starting her career in London, she moved to Dartmouth until her retirement. She is currently affiliated with @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social
Her work is published in both English and Chinese (her Chinese name is 愛蘭)

Many things can be said about Prof. Loewe, who turned 100 years old on Nov 2, 2022. But the best thing that I can do for you is encourage you to watch this interview, and hear directly from him his work towards promoting the study of Chinese History.
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He is also a honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, is one of the oldest learned societies in the United States. 5/n

Michael Loewe has been awarded two major honors: he is member of The Royal Asiatic Society, founded in 1832. 4/n
royalasiaticsociety.org

Prof. Loewe worked at @cambridgeuni.bsky.social, after obtaining a PhD from SOAS in London. Cambridge became renowned as center to study Chinese History, not least bc of Prof. Loewe's presence. One of the current faculty members, Roel Sterckx, here interviews prof. Loewe with Jenny Jingyi Zhao 3/n

How to introduce him?! He played an instrumental role in promoting the study of East Asian Cultures, eventually specializing in Chinese history. 🀄️📚

In this video, he shares his experience as editor of The Cambridge History of China. 2/n
www.cambridge.org/core/series/...