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Tuesday, Oct. 23rd 12:00 PM EALL & EAST Major Information Session Pauline Lin - DUS, East Asian Languages & Literatures & Frances Rosenbluth - DUS, East Asian Studies |
Room 202, Rosenkranz Hall |
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Thursday, Oct. 25th 4:30 PM A Friend in Deed: Lu Xun, Uchiyama Kanzō, and the Intellectual World of Shanghai on the Eve of War Joshua Fogel - Canada Research Chair, Professor, Department of History, York University |
Room 241, Rosenkranz Hall Lecture |
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Thursday, Oct. 25th 5:00 PM Early Cities and Economy: The Development of Urbanism, Regional Politics, and Economic Networks in the Shandong Peninsula before the Rise of Empire |
Conference |
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Tuesday, Nov. 6th 12:00 PM The View from Above: A Computational Method in the Study of Modern China Charles Chang - Postdoctoral Associate in East Asian Studies and Lecturer in Anthropology |
Room 218, East Asia Library, SML Lecture |
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Friday, Nov. 9th 4:00 PM China’s Rise and the Security of East Asia Dr. Thomas J. Christensen - Professor of Public & International Affairs and Director of the China and the World Program, Columbia University |
Location TBD Lecture, Special Event |
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Tuesday, Nov. 13th 4:00 PM Vernacular Animism: Cartoon Animals and Multiethnic Empire Dr. Thomas Lamarre - Professor in East Asian Studies & Associate in Art History and Communication Studies, McGill University |
Location TBD Lecture, Special Event |
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Friday, Nov. 16th 12:00 PM What Do Japanese People Want From Their Constitution? An Experimental Approach Kenneth Mori McElwain - Associate Professor, Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo |
Room 241, Rosenkranz Hall Lecture |
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Wednesday, Feb. 13th 4:00 PM Inaugural Seong-Yawng Park GRD '65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture in Korean Studies Dr. Victor D. Cha - D.S. Song Chair-KF Endowed Chair in International Affairs in the Department of Government and School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University |
Location TBD Lecture, Special Event |
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Thursday, Feb. 14th 1:30 PM Lost Graves and Recycled Mourning Sheds: How the Late Koryŏ Elite Took the Drama Out of Afterlife Juhn Ahn - Associate Professor of Buddhist and Korean Studies, University of Michigan |
Location TBD Lecture |
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Thursday, May. 2nd 4:00 PM Edwin McClellan Visiting Fellow in Japanese Studies Lecture Dr. Hideto Tsuboi - Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies |
Location TBD Lecture, Special Event |
