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Ban Wang is the William Haas Professor of Chinese Studies at Stanford University, where he also serves as a Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures. His scholarly work encompasses the fields of Chinese Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies, and he is noted for his contributions to the understanding of contemporary literature in the context of Chinese cultural history. Wang has held various academic appointments including Professorships at the State University of New York System and Rutgers University prior to joining Stanford. His research interests include critical analysis and contemporary cultural contexts of Chinese literature, making substantial impacts both in the academic community and in cultural discourses. He has been awarded several prestigious fellowships and honors, including the National Endowment for Humanities Fellowship and various awards for professional development and quality working life. Wang continues to engage actively in scholarly research while also overseeing graduate students in their academic pursuits. His extensive teaching portfolio includes a variety of courses on Chinese literature and culture.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Chinese Comparative Literature, Stanford University • Stanford, California
Asian Studies and Comparative Literature, Rutgers University • New Brunswick, New Jersey
Comparative Studies, State University of New York System • Stony Brook, New York
Asian Comparative Literature, Rutgers University • New Brunswick, New Jersey
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