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Historian, Professor, Scholar, Pioneer in the Study of Communist China
: A fine colleague and compassionate individual. Having only retired from active teaching in 1992, Hinton was maintaining his characteristically busy professional life as a writer, lecturer, researcher, consultant, conference goer and paper giver. (From: Cambridge.org.)
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Quote #19 on Education Struggle Quotes >> Learning and Questioning
“Understanding and analysis are greatly helped by experience, which of course is a function of time, provided that the time is spent with an open mind, as the principles of scientific method properly understood demand, rather than in a state of wedlock with some approach that screens out inconvenient facts, or probabilities, in order to leave the preexisting "model" unimpaired.”
Source: "An Introduction to Chinese Politics," by Harold C. Hinton, Praeger Publishers, New York, Washington, Books That Matter, 1973. Preface, Page xii.
"An Introduction to Chinese Politics," by Harold C. Hinton, Praeger Publishers, New York, Washington, Books That Matter, 1973.
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