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The title of this blog, Kun zhi ji. Is taken from the title of a book of reading notes kept by a Ming dynasty scholar named Luo Qinshun. The title translates as Knowledge Painfully Acquired, according to Irene Bloom. Luo's notes. Although I'm not placing myself on Luo's level, I resonate with the sentiment of his title. Two CFPs I want to remember. A couple of interesting posts on the management of. This is cool. Oberlins Digital Collections. Back to the archives. Friday, May 27, 2011. To Oberlin's arc...

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The title of this blog, Kun zhi ji. Is taken from the title of a book of reading notes kept by a Ming dynasty scholar named Luo Qinshun. The title translates as "Knowledge Painfully Acquired", according to Irene Bloom. Luo's notes. Although I'm not placing myself on Luo's level, I resonate with the sentiment of his title. Two CFPs I want to remember. A couple of interesting posts on the management of. This is cool. Oberlins Digital Collections. Back to the archives. Friday, May 27, 2011. To Oberlin's arc...