世界近现代史教研室
邢承吉
职务
副教授
联系方式
Email:cx2186@columbia.edu; gjdyyss@163.com
个人网页
   psally007.wordpress.com
  • 个人简介
  • 研究方向
  • 主讲课程
  • 学术成果
  • 获奖经历
  • 招生

个人简介

  邢承吉,美国哥伦比亚大学历史系硕士、博士,现任南开大学历史学院副教授、百名青年学科带头人、博士生导师。曾在美国普渡大学、美国弗吉尼亚杰斐逊研究中心、德国哥廷根大学、德国马普学会科技史所、日本大阪大学等地访问。 担任中国美国史研究会外事小组成员、云里天下学术顾问团成员。研究方向为美国史、跨国思想史和中美科技史。

  学术写作见于《历史研究》、《漢學研究》、World History Studies、 Chinese Studies in History、《读书》、《全球史评论》以及诸多公共媒体如《文汇报》《澎湃·上海书评》《东方历史评论》等。译有跨国史领域译作一部。曾获Mellon Foundation的History in Action Award和美国外交史协会(SHAFR) 的Samuel Flagg Bemis Award。目前正在修改围绕中华教育文化基金董事会和中美思想史的中英文书稿和相关研究中英文论文。该项研究曾得到包括东京政策研究基金会、吉尔德莱曼研究所、洛克菲勒档案中心、美国科技医疗史联合会等多个国际机构的资助。 在南开大学邢老师开设有美国史和科技史领域本科生专业选修课程“跨国史前沿文献阅读”、“19世纪美国史”、“中外科技交流史”等本科生选修课、本科生新生研讨课,曾开设新生研究生必修课、担任伯苓班(2024年)和世界史班(2025年)班主任。

  Sally Chengji Xing (PhD, Columbia University) is an associate professor of History at Nankai University, where she teaches transnational and global history as well as US history. She used to be Richard Hofstadter Fellow at Columbia University (where she obtained PhD in 2023), visiting postdoctoral fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG) as well as a visiting professor at the University of Göttingen. Her scholarly work has been published in academic journals in China, Taiwan and the US; she is also active in public history writings on topics of US history in China. Her research about the China Foundation and Sino-American intellectual conversations about science has been sponsored by the Tokyo Foundation, The Society for Historians of American Foreign Affairs, the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine, Rockefeller Archive Center, the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, MPIWG, BMBF sponsored “worldmaking project”, Columbia University in the City of New York and Nankai University. She is now revising her book manuscript that examines Chinese science in the republican period in the framework of transnational intellectual history and global knowledge production of science. She is also developing a second research project about how Chinese intellectuals in the twentieth century imagined American republicanism, democracy and egalitarianism for its own sake of nation-building and modernization purpose.

教育背景
  Ph.D., US history, Columbia University (2023)
  MPhil., US History, Columbia University (2019)
  M.A., US History, Columbia University (2018)
  M.A., US History, Peking University 北京大学历史系 (2015)
  B.A., Tsinghua University 清华大学历史系(2013)

工作经历
  Visiting fellow, the Needham Research Institute, Cambridge, UK (summer, 2026)
  MPIWG visiting postdoctoral fellow, Berlin, Germany (Aug-Sep 2025)
  Visiting Professor, University of Göttingen,Göttingen, Germany(May-July, 2025)
  南开大学历史学院副教授、博士生导师、百名青年学科带头人
  MPIWG visiting fellow, Berlin, Germany (May-Nov 2023)
  Graduate teaching fellow, Columbia University, NYC, US (2017-2022)
  Richard Hofstadter fellow, Columbia University, NYC, US (2016-2021)
  Graduate teaching fellow, Purdue University, Indiana, US (2015-2016)

进展中的书稿计划BOOK PROJECTS- IN PROGRESS
  1.First book project: Seeking Modernization out of the Chinese Soil: Chinese Columbianites and the Work of the China Foundation (based on my dissertation at Columbia in 2023: PACIFIC CROSSINGS——The China Foundation and a Negotiated Translation of American Science to China, 1913-1949). The research of this book project in China, Taiwan and the United States has been kindly funded by the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR’s Bemis Dissertation Research Grant), the Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research (SYLFF fellowship and SRA fellowship), the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, Rockefeller Archive Center, the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine (Research Fellowship), Richard Hofstadter Fellowship, the GSAS International Travel Fellowship and numerous other fellowships of Columbia University.
  2.书稿:《跨国视域下的中华教育文化基金会与中美思想交流》(to be submitted)
  3.编著:《实践历史学》(北京:商务印书馆,即将出版)
  4.Second book project (English): Democracy, Inequality and Chinese Readings of America.