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Born in 1903, in north central Mississippi, Clark received his B.A. from the University of Mississippi, his M.A. from the University of Kentucky, and his Ph.D. from Duke. Clark has collected thousands of documents, edited a dozen volumes, and written over 30 books and 60 articles, many of them about the South since the Civil War. Clark has served as president of Phi Alpha Theta, the Southern Historical Association, and the Organization of American Historians. He and his wife, Martha Elizabeth Turner, were married in 1933 and have a son and a daughter. Retiring in the 1970s after four decades at the University of Kentucky and Indiana University, Clark remains active in such historical circles as the Filson Club, where this interview was conducted in April 1991 by Roger Adelson.     

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Born in 1937, reared and educated mainly in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Demos is a leading social historian of early America. He has published a widely known account of early Plymouth, an anthology of primary sources on colonial culture, a co-edited collection of essays on family history, and numerous scholarly articles on social history and psychohistory, some of which he included in a volume on family history and public policy. He received the Frederic Bancroft Prize for his book on witchcraft. Since 1986, Demos has been Samuel Knight Professor of American History at Yale University, where he has recently completed a book on colonists and Indians. He and his wife, Virginia, were married in 1963, have two daughters, and live in Watertown, Massachusetts. This interview was conducted in Demos' office at Yale by Roger Adelson in October 1992.     

INTERVIEW WITH ROGER ADELSON

Born in 1942 and reared in Kansas, Adelson received his B.A. degree from George Washington University, Washington, D.C.; his B.Litt. degree from Oxford University, Oxford, England; and his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Washington University, St. his, Missouri, where he was a Danforth Fellow. He held a post-doctoral research fellowship at St. Antony's College, Oxford, and taught briefly at Harvard before joining the history faculty at Arizona State University in 1974. Adelson's publications include Mark Sykes: Portrait of an Amateur and London and the Invention of the Middle East: Money, Power, and War, 1902–1922. While editing The Historian from 1990 to 1995, Adelson has interviewed numerous historians; many will be republished this fall in Speaking of History. As a consulting editor for The Historian, Adelson will continue doing interviews. This one was conducted by Peter Iverson, associate editor, and edited by Joy Margheim, editorial assistant, in December, 1995.     

INTERVIEW WITH THEODORE H. VON LAUE

Born in 1916, reared and educated in Germany until 2937, Von hue has been writing and teaching global history for almost three decades. He received his B.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Princeton University and wm certified by the Russian Institute at Columbia University. Von hue published well-received books on German historiography, late Imperial Russia, and the Soviet Union before his lesser-known global histories. From 1943 to 1983, he taught at Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, Swarthmore College, Bryn Mawr College, the University of California at Riverside, Washington University at St. Louis, and Clark University. As Jacob and Frances Hiatt Professor of European History, Emeritus, at Clark, he has taught in China and held offices in the World History Association. Von hue has two daughters from his first marriage. He and his wife Angela live in Worcester, Massachusetts, where this interview was conducted in August 2995, by Roger Adelson.     

BUDDHIST ART IS PART OF MY LIFE --AN INTERVIEW WITH COLLECTOR YESI

<正>Even in my very early days in Tibetan Buddhist art circles,art auctions and even academic circles, I had not only heard the name Yesi but I also read his ill...     

SAFE AND HARMONIOUS TIBET AN INTERVIEW WITH THE REPRESENTATIVES OF NPC AND CPPCC

In March,the annual national conferences-the 5th Session of the 10th National People‘s Congress(NPC)and the 5th Session of the 10th National People‘s Politic Consultative Congress (CPPCC),were held in Beijing.35 representatives and members of NPC and CPPCC from Tibet Autonomous Region(TAR) took part into these two big conventions.     

SAFE AND HARMONIOUS TIBET AN INTERVIEW WITH THE REPRESENTATIVES OF NPC AND CPPCC

In March,the annual national conferences-the 5th Session of the 10th National People's Congress(NPC)and the 5th Session of the 10th National People's Politic Consultative Congress (CPPCC),were held in Beijing.35 representatives and members of NPC and CPPCC from Tibet Autonomous Region(TAR) took part into these two big conventions.     

THE HISTORY OF EMOTIONS: AN INTERVIEW WITH WILLIAM REDDY,BARBARA ROSENWEIN,AND PETER STEARNS

The history of emotions is a burgeoning field—so much so, that some are invoking an “emotional turn.” As a way of charting this development, I have interviewed three of the leading practitioners of the history of emotions: William Reddy, Barbara Rosenwein, and Peter Stearns. The interviews retrace each historian's intellectual‐biographical path to the history of emotions, recapitulate key concepts, and critically discuss the limitations of the available analytical tools. In doing so, they touch on Reddy's concepts of “emotive,”“emotional regime,” and “emotional navigation,” as well as on Rosenwein's “emotional community” and on Stearns's “emotionology” and offer glimpses of each historian's ongoing research. The interviews address the challenges presented to historians by research in the neurosciences and the like, highlighting the distinctive contributions offered by a historical approach. In closing, the interviewees appear to reach a consensus, envisioning the history of emotions not as a specialized field but as a means of integrating the category of emotion into social, cultural, and political history, emulating the rise of gender as an analytical category since its early beginnings as “women's history” in the 1970s.     

A STRIKING APPROACH to CULTURAL INHERITANCE AND ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT——AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PAINTER TSERING DORJI

<正>Last summer,the first Tibetan oil-painting exhibition in Beijing,titled"Charming Tibet", was held in Jiuxianqiao Ping Zhong Cultural Center of Beijing and pr...     

LIVING IN TAR FOR HALF A CENTURY-AN INTERVIEW WITH JAMPA PHUNTSOG,VICE CHAIRMAN OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF NPC

<正>2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of Tibet Autonomous Region(TAR).As a state leader born in an ordinary Tibetan family,Jampa Phuntsog has witnessed the changes and development throughout the50 years of TAR.He has undertaken official positions as Chairman of the TAR government and as Director of the Standing Committee of the regional People's Congress.Currently,     

I WOULD LIKE IN A PRACTICAL WAY,TO SERVE THE MASSES:INTERVIEW WITH JAMPA PHUNTSOG,THE CHAIRMAN OF TAR

On May 16th,2003,Jampa Phuntsog,on wining the most votes at the second session of the eighth People‘s Congress of Tibetan Autonomous Region(TAR),was chosen to be the chairman of the government of TAR.Since then,the Khampa man from downtown Chamdu of TAR became the seventh chairman of the government of TAR,and the leader of 2.7 million people living on the snow-covered plateau. On January 30th,2007,the author kept an appointment at the Tibet Hotel in Beijing to hold an exclusive interview with Chairman Ja...     

I WOULD LIKE IN A PRACTICAL WAY,TO SERVE THE MASSES:INTERVIEW WITH JAMPA PHUNTSOG,THE CHAIRMAN OF TAR

On May 16th,2003,Jampa Phuntsog,on wining the most votes at the second session of the eighth People's Congress of Tibetan Autonomous Region(TAR),was chosen to be the chairman of the government of TAR.Since then,the Khampa man from downtown Chamdu of TAR became the seventh chairman of the government of TAR,and the leader of 2.7 million people living on the snow-covered plateau. On January 30th,2007,the author kept an appointment at the Tibet Hotel in Beijing to hold an exclusive interview with Chairman Jampa Phuntsog,an ethnic Tibetan and university graduate.The interview was initially planed to take place in Lhasa,but just before setting off by airplane,the author was informed that Chairman Jampa Phuntsog was on his way to Beijing for a conference.Speaking with Chairman Jamp Phuntsog he agreed to change the interview to Beijing."This may save you a journey",Chairman Jampa remarked courteously. In the interview,Chairman Jampa Phuntsog gave a comprehensive introduction to TAR's status quo regarding development in recent years and added a brief of himself.     

与马共舞

马术的“术”,不是御马之“术”,而是艺术的“术”,这是自然界中人与动物最完美配合达致最高境界才能完成的唯一艺术。     

童趣伴我行

就在前方的不远处,米奇老鼠正在招手微笑,他由衷地赞美着你脚上漂亮的高跟鞋。希望能够与你在夜晚的迪士尼城堡前跳上一支舞;而在澳洲黄金海岸,那些经典的电影场景重现．一座巨大真实的电影乐园向你敞开了大门,你像个纯真的孩子那样享受这美好一切……     

李小冉 幸福上路

艺人在圈里,往往身不由己,而小冉可以将生活的各面平衡得完美,这种境界让人羡慕。接受采访的时候,李小冉素衣而坐,边化妆边交谈。听她说完,才大悟为何她可以让自己这样幸福。懂得取舍,认清自己,了解世界,是她一直在强调的,也是贯穿在她生活中的原则。心无计较,大而化之,能够善用心灵有限的资源做明智的取舍,是她的幸福之道。