Jessica Ching-Sze Wang

Scholar of John Dewey's reception in China, author of a 2005 dissertation/book-length study on Dewey's time in and influence on China (cited in this vault's sources as "John Dewey as a Learner in China").

Matters to this vault as the foundational China-side Dewey scholar the Ambedkar/Hu-Shih/China comparison rests on: her distinctive middle name is the one term Google Books' search-index of Scott Stroud's 2023 book positively locates in the book's own scanned text (page 278, next to a "Hu Shih" hit on page 279), making her the load-bearing figure behind this vault's strongest (if still page-hit-only) evidence that the book's endnotes engage named China-side Dewey scholarship at all.

References

• claim-stroud-ambedkar-scholarship-explicitly-cites-hu-shih-china-comparison
• claim-google-books-search-index-hits-hu-shih-and-ching-sze-wang-not-keenan-behuniak-schwartz-in-stroud-book