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Mark Strange is a Sinologist specializing in intellectual history and pre-modern China, particularly focusing on the eleventh century CE. His research prominently features historiography, political thought, and philosophy within the Northern Song period (960-1127). He has instructed students in Chinese history and Literary Chinese at prestigious universities including Warwick, Oxford, and Cambridge. Since joining the Australian National University in 2012, Strange has produced various research outputs related to pre-modern Chinese intellectual history, with a particular emphasis on Song political thought and philosophy, as well as traditional historiography, notably the 'Zi zhi tong jian' (Comprehensive Mirror for Aid in Government) and its historical critical commentary. He is actively engaged in projects examining the historiography and political thought surrounding prominent works like Sima Guang's 'Zi zhi tong jian'. His academic contributions include articles examining the ritual crisis of 1061-1062 and translations of significant historical texts.
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