以下是引用QHDMBA在2007-7-8 18:25:00的发言:1。我在CD论坛经常介绍了中欧的教授,课程讲座,实习公司,校园生活,解答了申请人的很多疑惑,我想经常关顾CD的朋友都有目共睹。 2。我只不过指出了某些人发表帖子时的不当之处(删改原作标题),并不是盯着比别人的好。 3。好的商学院当然要有好教授。但你说“长江教授整体水平是中国其他学校望尘莫及的”,我不能认同。(我想不仅我们学校的教授,而且CD上的绝大多数朋友都难以认同你的说法) However, the original title was misleading as it provides incomplete information with respect to Professor Chen's affiliation. Typically, one should quote as it is and put [sic] besides Yale and then put something in the parenthesis to show the correct affiliation. I believe that would be the most rigorous way in English. I do not know how people deal with it in Chinese journals. Maybe people in this forum can share the best way to deal with it. To reframe this, 1. I know that Professor Chen is jointly employed by Yale/CKGSB 2. There is a report/article which says that Professor Chen is a Yale Professor which is incomplete 3. When citing this in English, we can put [sic] and put a footnote to point out the correct affiliation 4. How we deal with it in Chinese?
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