Wu, Helen Xiaoyan
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| Beruf: | Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin |
| Beziehungen zu Organisationen: | University of Toronto |
| Geografischer Bezug: | Land: China (XB-CN) Land: Kanada (XD-CA) |
| Biografische Referenzen: |  GND (1187287008) Prometheus (1187287008) |
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| 678 | |b Dr. Helen Xiaoyan Wu received her PhD in Chinese political culture and sociolinguistics, and is an asscociate professor at the University of Toronto. She has co-authored two Chinese language textbooks and one textbook of Chinese Canadian writers. The topics of the book chapters and articles she has published include sociolinguistics, the sociology of language, politics, and society in contemporary China | ||
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