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Spring-Autumn 2020: UW Libraries Updates and Online Learning Resource Guides
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Preparing for Summer and Fall Quarters 2020Teaching preparation guidance, posted to the UW Libraries' blog.
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China/Taiwan Studies Online Learning and Research, Spring-Autumn 2020A guide to extra resources for China studies instructors, researchers, and students during the Spring to Autumn quarters 2020.
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Temporarily Available E-Books & Databases (2020)UW has gained free temporary access, typically until May or June, to a wide range of subscription databases relating to China/Taiwan studies, featuring e-books, periodicals, historical documents, reference works, policy papers, statistical data, and other materials.
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UW Libraries COVID-19 UpdatesLatest updates on the UW Libraries' operational status and policies.
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Libraries Remote Resources and ServicesGeneral UW Libraries guide to resources and services for online teaching, learning, and research.
Top Resources
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China Academic Journals 中国学术期刊数据库 (CNKI)Chinese-language journals from mainland China, covering literature, history, philosophy, economics, politics, law, and education. Sections F, G, H, & J only. See User Guide.
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Duxiu 读秀Index of Chinese books and articles plus some video; some fulltext. See User Guide
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Chinese Periodicals 民国时期期刊全文数据库Chinese periodicals published between 1911 and 1949. See User Guide
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Chinese Classic Ancient Books 中國基本古籍庫Selected classic Chinese texts printed between the pre-Qin Dynasty period (before 220 B.C.) and the Chinese Republic (1911-1949). See User Guide
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China Core Newspapers 中国重要报纸全文数据库 (CNKI)Articles in mainland China newspapers, covering literature, history, philosophy, economics, politics, law and education from 2000 to present. See User Guide.
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What's New
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Chinese Tea Hour“Chinese Tea Hour” is a virtual meeting to support your Chinese language learning. Every Friday 3:30-5:00 pm (April 24 - June 5), we meet online to speak Chinese! You can practice new vocabulary, discuss interesting topics with other learners, play games, and ask native Chinese speakers questions.
Zoom link (requires UW ID): https://washington.zoom.us/s/98084372232
New Database Trials
Events & Exhibits
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Tatuechi Research Methods Workshop SeriesEncompasses four separate workshop series for East Asian studies researchers: Digital Scholarship for East Asian Studies; China studies; Japan studies; Korea studies. Sponsored by the Tateuchi Foundation.
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Chinese Tea Hour“Chinese Tea Hour” is a virtual meeting to support your Chinese language learning. Every Friday 3:30-5:00 pm (April 24 - June 5), we meet online to speak Chinese! You can practice new vocabulary, discuss interesting topics with other learners, play games, and ask native Chinese speakers questions.
Zoom link (requires UW ID): https://washington.zoom.us/s/98084372232
Chinese & Taiwanese Reference/Instruction & Liaison Librarian
Ian Chapman
Contact:
Gowen 330
Office hour: Fri 2:30-3:30 pm on Zoom:
https://washington.zoom.us/j/321201077
Office hour: Fri 2:30-3:30 pm on Zoom:
https://washington.zoom.us/j/321201077
East Asia & Chinese Studies Librarian
New Books by UW China Studies Faculty (Past 3 Years)
