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China and the West in the Modern World

Sinophone Australia

Sinophone Australia

China and the West in the Modern World

Sinophone Australia

China and the West in the Modern World: Sinophone Australia

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Sinophone Australia opens a new window onto Australian history by foregrounding Chinese-language sources as a lens through which to reinterpret the nation's past. Under-standing Australian history through sources written in a different language offers a familiar yet fundamentally different perspective on the Australian experience.

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Sinophone Australia opens a new window onto Australian history by foregrounding Chinese-language sources as a lens through which to reinterpret the nation's past. Under-standing Australian history through sources written in a different language offers a familiar yet fundamentally different perspective on the Australian experience.

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China and the West in the Modern World
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