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Monday, Mar. 25th 10:00 AM Marginal Social Groups and Historical Documents in Asia—Japan and the Ottoman Empire |
Room 203, Henry R. Luce Hall Workshop |
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Tuesday, Mar. 26th 12:00 PM Everyday Ecology: Writing an Environmental History of Modern Korea Albert L. Park - Bank of America Associate Professor of Pacific Basin Studies, Claremont McKenna College |
Room 241, Rosenkranz Hall Lecture |
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Wednesday, Mar. 27th 4:00 PM The Buddhist Community and Local Material Culture in the Kucha Kingdom – as seen in Mural Paintings Satomi Hiyama - Assistant Professor, Hakubi Center / Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University |
Room 218, East Asia Library, SML Lecture |
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Thursday, Mar. 28th 4:00 PM Writing the Sick Self in Early Medieval China Antje Richter - Associate Professor of Chinese / Director of Graduate Studies in Chinese, University of Colorado at Boulder |
Room 207, Sterling Memorial Library Lecture |
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Thursday, Mar. 28th 4:30 PM The Tekagamijō and Tōdaijigire in Context |
See description for locations Workshop |
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Thursday, Mar. 28th 5:00 PM "Sermon on the Mount" - Special Screening with the Director Ven. Daehae Young-uee Yoo - Director |
Auditorium, Henry R. Luce Hall Film |
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Friday, Mar. 29th 12:00 PM Who is the Greatest of them All? Generational Patterns of Political Participation in Japan Rieko Kage - Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Tokyo |
Room 241, Rosenkranz Hall Lecture |
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Tuesday, Apr. 2nd 4:00 PM Cultures of Emotion in the Japanese Empire Sabine Frühstück - Professor and Director of East Asia Center / University of California, Santa Barbara, |
Room 202, Henry R. Luce Hall Lecture |
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Monday, Apr. 8th 1:30 PM The Buddhist Makeup Artist: A Personal Story about Sexuality and Transformation Kodo Nishimura - Makeup Artist and Buddhist Priest |
Room 203, Henry R. Luce Hall Lecture, Special Event |
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Tuesday, Apr. 9th 4:00 PM Disability in China: Citizenship, Identity and Culture Sarah Dauncey - Associate Professor of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Nottingham, UK |
Room 202, Henry R. Luce Hall Lecture |
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Wednesday, Apr. 17th 4:00 PM The North Korea Playbook: Five Facts you need to know Victor Cha - D.S. Song-KF Professor of Government and International Affairs, Georgetown University / Senior Adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, D.C |
Greenberg Conference Center Lecture |
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Thursday, Apr. 18th 2:00 PM A History for China's Muslim Internment Camps Rian Thum - Associate Professor of History at Loyola University, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham |
William L. Harkness Hall Lecture |
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Friday, Apr. 19th 9:00 AM Korean Buddhism at the Crossroads: In Search of a New Paradigm for Early Modern and Modern Korean Buddhist Studies |
See description for locations Conference |
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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 |
