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Virtual Shanghai
Shanghai Urban Space in Time
Editor: Christian Henriot (IAO - Lyon 2 University)
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| | The « Virtual Shanghai » project represents an attempt
to write a history of the city from its beginning to nowadays, with a focus
on the 19th and 20th centuries. This section will provide entries into topics,
essays, original documents (textual, video, audio, visual), and research monographs.
The history of Shanghai can only be written by various hands. The “Virtual
Shanghai” project is open to contributions from outside, including texts
and essays, provided they meet academic standards. Due credit will always be
acknowledged. English is the standard medium of the project, but contributions
in other languages will also be accepted, with an English summary.
Of course, the “Virtual Shanghai” does not plan to simply juxtapose
unrelated contributions. It will present a master narrative to provide the
reader with an organized journey into the history of Shanghai. In fact, one
can even imagine several “master narratives” and several journeys.
The “Virtual Shanghai” platform focuses on “content” about
the history of Shanghai, not links to outside resources. Only resources
related to written essays, such as archival documents, audio and video files,
maps and visual documents, are included in the platform.
All the texts and documents presented in this section are available free of
charge. Yet they are also protected by intellectual copyrights and shall be
given due credit when quoted. The purpose of the “Virtual Shanghai” project
is to provide a site of reference to scholars, students, and the general public
in the spirit of the OAI. It supports the aim of direct scientific communication
and general circulation of knowledge for the purpose of education and research.
Page modified on 28 March 2006 |
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