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Political and Economic History of the People's Republic of China: An Annotated Timeline

 

 

 University Professor at Columbia University

University Professor 校座教授 is the highest academic rank at Columbia University.

Contents [hide] 1 University Professors 2 University Professors Emeriti 3 John Mitchell Mason Professor of the University 4 John Mitchell Mason Professor Emeritus of the University 5 Former University Professors 6 See also

University Professors

• Richard Axel, molecular biology and neuroscience
• Jagdish Bhagwati, economics
• Ronald Breslow, organic chemistry
• R. Kent Greenawalt, jurisprudence and constitutional law
• Wayne Hendrickson, biochemistry and molecular biophysics
• Eric R. Kandel, neurobiology, behavior and learning
• Rosalind E. Krauss, art history
• Tsung-Dao Lee, theoretical physics
• Robert A. Mundell, economics
• Simon Schama, history and art history
• Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, English and comparative literature
• Joseph Stiglitz, economics

University Professors Emeriti

• Jacques Barzun, cultural history
• Caroline Bynum, history
• Donald Keene, Japanese Studies
• Louis Henkin, international law
• Fritz Stern, history

John Mitchell Mason Professor of the University

• Jonathan Cole, sociology

John Mitchell Mason Professor Emeritus of the University

• Wm. Theodore de Bary, East Asian studies

Former University Professors

• Samuel Eilenberg, mathematics
• Walter Gellhorn, law
• Robert K. Merton, sociology
• Ernest Nagel, philosophy
• Isidor Isaac Rabi, physics
• Michael Riffaterre, semiotics, theory of literature and French literature
• Edward Said, comparative literature, literary theory, and cultural studies
• Meyer Schapiro, art history
• Sol Spiegelman, genetics and microbiology
• Lionel Trilling, literature
• Jeremy Waldron, law

See also

annotate
verb [T] FORMAL
to add a brief explanation or opinion to a text or drawing:
Annotated editions of Shakespeare's plays help readers to understand old words.

annotation
noun [C or U]
The annotation of literary texts makes them more accessible.
The revised edition of the book includes many useful annotations.