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| Article: | A Short History of the Buddhist Schools |
| Author: | Joshua J. Mark |
| Narrator: | Jennifer Sabir |
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I hold a M.A. in Second Language, Policy, Culture with a passion for Russian language and culture and a working knowledge of French. Additionally, I work as a freelance linguist editor, enjoy voice work, and have experience with poetry translation.
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Joshua J. Mark is World History Encyclopedia's co-founder and Content Director. He was previously a professor at Marist College (NY) where he taught history, philosophy, literature, and writing. He has traveled extensively and lived in Greece and Germany.
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