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Philology, Sacred Texts, and Cross-cultural Exchange [this Project Falls Under the Funding Category ?planning International Collaboration.? the Project Director and the Four Collaborators, in Consultation With Other Leading Experts, Will Develop an International Project That Studies the Role of Philology (grammar, Translation, Textual Criticism, and Other Historical Techniques) in the History of Cultural-religious Interactions Across the Boundaries of World Civilizations, From the Middle Ages to the Dawn of the Modern Era. the Initial Planning Phase Will Consist of Two Workshops, One in Berkeley and One in Copenhagen. the Workshops Will Produce a Comprehensive Plan for a Five-year Project.]
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