Events – East Asian Studies

East Asian Studies Events

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Feb. 13	Daniel Burton-Rose "The Religious Lives of Qing Literati Officials: Daoist Abbeys, Lay Canons, and Spirit- Writing Altars"
Feb. 20	Erin Raffety "Education as Difference: Articulating Morality in Chinese Foster Care"
Feb. 27	Thomas Hare "How to make a Zen Portrait (?)"
March 6	Sheldon Garon "The Japanese Home Front and the Transnational History of Aerial Bombardment"
March 13	Jun Hu "A Study of Typology in Three Movements: The 'Fudou' Cave at Pre-Sui Dunhuang"
March 20	Spring Recess
March 27	Martin Collcutt / Cancelled "Smiling Zen: The Life and Art of the Zen Monk & Painter Sengai Gibon (1750-1837)"
April 3	Seiiji Makino "The Japanese language, whose is it? - A Case study of Hideo Levy and Haruki Murakami"
April 10	Haruko Wakabayashi "Fukuhara as a Disaster: The moving of the capital, as seen in the Hojoki and other contemporary sources"
April 17	Keiko Ono "Uses of Poetry in Heian"
April 24	Chih-ping Chou "The Anti-Communist Thoughts of Hu Shi (1891-1962)"
May 1	Atsuko Ueda "Cultural Resentment and Valorization in Postwar Japanese Literary Criticism"
May 8	Joy Kim / Cancelled "Constructing the Past: Restoration of Traditional Spaces in Seoul" Dirk Meyer (University of Oxford) Truth Claim with No Claim to Truth. Text and Performance of the "Qiushui" Chapter of the Zhuangzi"