The events are held in person from 12 noon - 1:15pm on Wednesdays.
If the speaker makes them available before the colloquium, background materials can be downloaded.
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2023-2024 Schedule
Martin Kern, Professor East Asian Studies
"Time, Space, and Community ca. 300 BCE: Manuscripts and Their Users at an Ancient Chinese Court"
Steven Chung, Associate Professor East Asian Studies
“Scams, Schemes, and Other Networks of Contemporary Capital”
Sheldon Garon, Professor of History & East Asian Studies
“When a Book Becomes a Project: Or, How I’ll Spend My European Vacation”
Meihui Liu, PhD Candidate, East Asian Studies
"Imitator of Antiquity or Innovator of New Classics? Yang Xiong's Forward-Looking Vision in the Fayan"
Thomas D. Conlan, Professor of East Asian Studies & History
"Convert, Soldier, Envoy, Exile: The Remarkable Life of Naitō Sadahiro (Dom João Naitodono) [1551-1626], and His Suit of Christian Armor"
Peter Tsung Kei Wong, PhD Candidate, East Asian Studies
"The Unlikely Rise of the Big Book in Early China, 239–22 BCE"
Antonin Ferré, PhD Candidate, East Asian Studies
"Nikki: Autobiography and Practices of the Archive in Heian-Period Japan"
Paize Keulemans, Associate Professor East Asian Studies
"An Empire of Sound: Early Modern Chinese Opera and the Role of Acoustics in Literature, Theater, Politics, and Print"
