Events –�East Asian Studies

East Asian Studies Events

Fall� 2009 Colloquium Schedule

Sept. 23	�Organizational Meeting
Sept. 30	�Benjamin A. Elman "Who's Kidding Whom? The Fate of Huang Kan's (488-545) 'sub-commentary for the meaning of the Analects' (论语义疏 Rongo giso/Lunyu yishu) in Tokugawa Japan and Qing China"
Oct. 7	�
Oct. 14	�Kerim Yasar "His Master's Voice:� Radio and Empire in Wartime Japan"
Oct. 21	�Thomas Hare "An Ethical History of the Japanese Flute"
Nov. 11	�Jolyon Thomas "Historiography, Modernity, and Secularism: Reconsidering the Disestablishment of�State Shintō during the Allied Occupation of Japan "
Nov. 18	�Jesse Sloane “The Master in the Bandits' Den: Descendants of Confucius in the Northern Song Foreign Service”
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Dec. 2	�Martin Collcutt
Dec. 9	�Joy S.� Kim "Representing Slavery:� Class and Status in Late Choson in Korea"
Dec. 16	�Willard J. Peterson "Huang Tsung-hsi"

RELATED EVENTS ON CAMPUS: TANG CENTER FOR EAST ASIAN ART:
http://tang.princeton.edu/tcls.html

BUDDHIST STUDIES WORKSHOP:
http://www.princeton.edu/~csrelig/program/buddhist.html

PRINCETON INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL STUDIES:
http://www.princeton.edu/~piirs/calendars/index.html