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East Asian Colloquium
2001-2002 The archived version of these talks are available as audio & image files. Please contact EASC for more information. |
Fall 2001
| Sept. 7 | Thomas E. Keirstead (Indiana University) "Princess Mononoke and Japan's New Medievalism" |
| Sept. 21 | Hsiung Ping-chen (Academia Sinica and Institute for
Advanced Study) "Planting Seeds and Sleeping Alone: Male Body Culture in Ming-Qing China" |
| Oct. 5 | Robert Eno (Indiana University) "Confucius's Family Background and the Origins of the Ru Movement" |
| Oct. 26 | Terue Tokoro (Japan External Trade Organization) "JETRO: An Insider's View" |
| Nov. 16 | Mark Tilton (Purdue University) "Telecommunications Policy Reform in Japan" |
| Dec. 7 | George M. Wilson (Indiana University) "The Atom Bomb and the End of World War II in Japan and America" |
Spring 2002
| Jan. 18 | Lynn Struve (Indiana University) " Phenomenal Ego-Documents of 17th Century China" |
| Feb. 1 | Jeffery Wasserstrom (Indiana University) "Global Shanghai: A Tale of Two Books" |
| Feb. 15 | Richard Rubinger (Indiana University) "Signs/Cyphers/Signatures: Interpretating Literacy in 17th Century Japan" |
| Mar. 1 | Kate Edgerton (Indiana University) "Semotics of Starvation: Famine Imagery in Northern China, 1876-79" |
| Mar. 22 | James Orr (Bucknell University) "Peace Maidens, Peace Matrons: Gender and Subjectivity in the Japanese Ban-the-Bomb Movement" |
| Apr. 12 | Harry Harootunian (New York University) "The Future of Japanese Modernity" |