Hsing-yi Kao, PhD candidate
“Tianyan (heavenly evolution) as the Foundation of Yan Fu’s Worldview
and its Impact on the Intelligentsia, 1898-1900s”
Feb. 10 (Thursday) 4:00-6:00 PM
Place: JHF room (SS 224)
Author Archives: campus
1/13: Yi Wang
Yi Wang, PhD candidate
“Across the Western Pass:
Merchants, Migrants, and Chinese Expansion in Mongolia”
Jan. 13 (Thursday) 4:00-6:00 PM
Place: JHF room (SS 224)
Winter Schedule 2011
Location: John Hope Franklin Room (SS224), Thursday 4-6
Jan.13: Yi Wang, “Across the Western Pass: Merchants, Migrants, and Chinese Expansion in Mongolia”
Feb.10: Hsing-yi Kao, “Tianyan (heavenly evolution) as the Foundation of Yan Fu’s Worldview and ist Impact on the Intelligentsia, 1898-1900s”
Feb. 17: Guoquan Seng, “Making New Familial Subjects: Chinese Family Law Reform in the Netherlands East Indies and British Malaya (1890-1942)”
Feb.24: Rie Hogetsu, “Physical Awareness and Wartime Mobilization: School Mastication Drill in 1930s Japan”
March 10: Ken Kawashima, “Biopolitics and the Aleatory Event(s) of Capitalism”
11/4, James Hevia
Professor James Hevia
“The Uses of Intelligence”
Nov. 4 (Thursday) 4:00-6:00 PM
Place: Pick 105
10/21, Du Haibin, 14:28 (Film on Sichuan Earthquake)
A film about the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake and its Aftermath
“14:28”
Winner of the 66th Venice Film Festival Orizzonti Prize for Best Documentary
Thursday October 21st 5:30-7:30pm
Classics 21
1010 E. 59th Street, Chicago, IL 60637
To be followed by a Special One Hour Round Table Discussion with
Du Haibin- the director of ‘1428’
10/14: Nianshen Song, “Discourse and Practice in the Tumen River Demarcation”
Nianshen Song
“Discourse and Practice in the Tumen River Demarcation”
Oct. 14 (Thursday) 4:00-6:00 PM
Place: John Hope Franklin Room (SS 224)
The paper was available here.
11/5: “What is trans-regional history? Why do it? And, how?”
General Discussion
“What is trans-regional history? Why do it? And, how?”
October 5th (Tuesday) 4:00-6:00 PM
Place: John Hope Franklin Room (SS 224)
Fall Schedule 2010
Location: John Hope Franklin Room (SS224), Thursday 4-6
Oct. 1: Reception for all Modern East Asia workshops
Oct. 5: General Discussion: “What is trans-regional history? Why do it? And, how?”
Oct. 14: Nianshen Song: “Discourse and Practice in the Tumen River Demarcation”
Oct. 21: Showing of Du Haibin’s film “1428, followed by a discussion with Du Haibin
Nov. 4: Prof. James Hevia, “The Uses of Intelligence”
Dec. 9: Noriko Yamaguchi, “Improving” Our Life: Postwar Rural Community (Re)building in Japan, 1948-1981
6/10: John Person, “The Language of Japanism: Poetry and Politics in the founding of the Genri Nippon Society”
John Person, PhD candidate in EALC
“The Language of Japanism:
Poetry and Politics in the founding of the Genri Nippon Society”
June 10 (Thursday) 4:00-6:00 PM
Place: Social Science Tea Room (SS 201)
The paper was available here.
6/3: Andre Schmid, “Family and Domesticity Across the Cold War Divide: North and South Korea in the 1950s”
Andre Schmid, Associate Professor of East Asian Studies
“Family and Domesticity Across the Cold War Divide: North and South Korea in the 1950s”
There will be no precirculated paper.
June 3rd (Thursday) 4:00-6:00 PM
Place: HM 141