Tao Wei



2005, Huanggang Normal University, B. A; 2008, Peking University, M. A; 2009-, SUNY at Stony Brook, Ph. D. 2005, Nov., Beijing, Peking University, I attended East Civilizations in the Process of Globalization: the Second Beijing Conference of Harvard-Yeching Alumni in China. 2006, Aug., Tianjin, Nankai University, I attended the conference of Reorienting American History: From the Perspective of International Approach. 2006-2007., As a volunteer of the Passage of Martin Luther King, Jr in China, I worked with Stanford University, and helped them to translate Martin Luther King’s articles into Chinese. 2008, Mar. - May., As an ICJS (International Center of Jefferson Studies), I took part in the ICJS Forum at Monticello, Virginia, USA, and gave a lecture—— Republican Revisionism and the Contested Cannons in American Historiography.
E-Mail
weibeyond82@gmail.com
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SBS N-306
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631-880-9657
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Research Interests

My interest mainly focus on European and American intellectual history and early American history. At present, I am very interested in reading Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben's works and working on a project concerning American presidential power and the bio-politics in American history.

Scholarly Works

2008, Between Revivial and Beyond: Republican Revisionism and the Contested Canons in American Intellectual History(在复兴和超越之间：共和修正学派与美国思想史上的“典范”之争), included in CDMD,   http://cdmd.cnki.com.cn/Article/CDMD-10001-2008082187.htm

Awards:

2008 March-May, Thomas Jefferson Fellow of International Center of Jefferson Study (co-operatered with University of Virginia), Monticello, VA.