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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2024-2025 Schedule
Anna Yu Wang, Assistant Professor of Music
"On Musicality in Huangmei Opera and Taiwanese Opera"
East Asian Studies Librarians
"Unlikely sources – Examples from the Collections of the East Asian Library"
He Bian, Associate Professor of History and East Asian Studies
“Gao Lian’s Two Bodies: Caring for Oneself and Others across the Ming-Qing Transition”
Xiaoyu Xia, Cotsen Fellow in East Asian Studies, Society of Fellows
“Strange Characters: The Orthographic Outliers of Modern China”
Jessey Choo, Associate Professor, Rutgers and Visiting IAS scholar
"The Sins of the Father: Religious Discourses and Rituals on Abortion, Miscarriage, and Inherited Burden in Medieval China"
Cheng-hua Wang, Associate Professor of Art and Archaeology
"The Politics of Topographical Landscape Painting in Eighteenth-Century China"
Xin Wen, Associate Professor of East Asian Studies and History
"How to Write about the History of Common People in a Medieval Chinese City"
Paul Vierthaler, Assistant Professor of East Asian Studies
"Censorship, Editing, and the Siku Quanshu: Late Imperial Collections as a Prism for Understanding Large Language Models"
Akiko Walley, Associate Professor of Japanese Art, University of Oregon. Numata Visiting Scholar, Department of Religion
"Orchestrating Miracles: Strategies of Sensing the Relics of the Buddha in Nao Haiji Reliquary"
Kit Brooks, Curator of Asian Art, Princeton Art Museum
"Morphing into Madness: Shifting Depictions of the Japanese Wolf"