Anna Sun : Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University, PhD of Sociology, and Established Scholar of Confucianism in Particular and of Contemporary Chinese Religious Life in General

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Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University. She earned her Ph.D. in sociology from Princeton and her B.A from Berkeley. Sun is a scholar of Confucianism in particular and of contemporary Chinese religious life in general.

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