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East Asian Colloquium
2000-2001 The archived version of these talks are available as audio & image files. Please contact EASC for more information. |
Fall 2000
| Sep. 15 | James J. Robinson (Indianapolis Museum of Art) "New Developments in Japanese Painting at the Indianapolis Museum of Art" |
| Sept. 29 | Scott Kennedy (Indiana University) "The Price of Competition: New Tensions in Chinese Government-Business Relations" |
| Oct. 20 | Ulrich A. Straus (U.S. State Department, retired) "Okinawa: Keystone or Millstone of the Pacific?" |
| Nov. 3 | Yingjin Zhang (Indiana University) "Remapping Chinese National Cinema: Issues, Methods, and Problems" |
| Nov. 17 | Lynn Struve (Indiana University) "What Time is Qing?" |
| Jan. 19 | Henry Glassie (Indiana University) "Pencheng: How One Great Chinese Ceramic Tradition Fares Today" |
| Jan. 26 | Mitoji Yabunaka (Consul General of Japan) "New Developments in Asia: Japan's Foreign Policy" |
| Feb. 16 | Andra Alvis (Indiana University) "Specters on Female Sexuality in the Modern Japanese Novel: Tsushima Yuko's The Marsh" |
| Mar. 2 | Terrence Jackson (Indiana University) "Casting the Net: Travel, Patronage, and Other Connections in Late Tokugawa Japan" |
| Apr. 6 | Michael Laris (Washington Post) "Pages from a Journalist's Notebook: A China Perspective" |
| Apr. 20 | Jacques Fuqua (Indiana University) "SACO--The Special Action Committee on Okinawa: Grist for the US-Japan Security Relationship or Political Fluff?" |