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Ying Liu

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Ying Liu

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I have a M.A. degree on Applied Linguistics from Shanghai Maritime University and a M.L.I.S. degree from McGill University. I am responsible for the collection development, library research skills instruction and reference help in the subjects of Asian Studies, Linguistics and Religious Studies. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions, comments or suggestions related to the library collection and service in these areas.

My Guides

Chinese Studies

Course Guide for PAAS300/500 Social & Economic Changes in the Pacific Region

Course Guide for PAAS399/LING396

Editing and Contributing to Wikipedia: Asian Studies

First Nations Languages of British Columbia

HUMA 295 Dean’s Seminar: Discovering Humanities Research

Human Rights and Cultural Expression in the Asia Pacific Region

Japanese Studies

LING 411 Advanced Syntactic Analysis

LING 486 Experimental Phonetics

LING381 Physiology of Speech Production

MEDI 360: Medieval China

PAAS 151 Modern Chinese Culture

PAAS 209 Gender Issues in Modern China

PAAS 253 Activism in Asia

PAAS 302/501 Literary and Cultural Theory in Pacific and Asian Languages

PAAS 351 Contemporary Chinese Society

PAAS 353 Survey of Classical Chinese Literature

PAAS 418 Classical Chinese Prose

PAAS 497 The Story of the Stone

PAAS200 Theories and Methods in Asian Studies

Pacific and Asian Studies

Religious Studies

Research Methods - Pacific & Asian Studies

Research Methods in Linguistics

Resource Guide for PAAS 351 Contemporary Chinese Society

Resource Guide for PAAS 356 The Literature of the P.R.C.

RS305 Magic, Mysticism, and the Occult

Southeast Asian Studies

My Subject Specialties

Linguistics Pacific & Asian studies Religious studies

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