February 25, 4-6 pm, Classics 111
Julia Thomas, University of Notre Dame, Associate Professor, Department of History
“Intimate Trauma, Cool Distance: Photographic Politics in 1950s Japan”
Author Archives: campus
February 18th, Lily Chumley SS 224
February 18th, 4-6 pm, Social Sciences 224
Lily Chumley, PhD candidate in Anthropology
“Art School and the Visual Culture Industries in China, 1978-2008”
Feb. 4th, Shunsuke Nozawa, Social Sciences 224
February 4th, 4-6 pm, Social Sciences 224
Shunsuke Nozawa, PhD candidate in Anthropology
“An untimely eccentric: writing, locality, and memory in modern Japan”
January 28, Prof Kim Dong-choon, Stuart Hall 105
January 28, 4-6 pm, Stuart Hall 105
Kim Dong-Choon
Ex-Standing Commissioner of South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission and a Professor at SungKongHoe University
“The Work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, ROK (TRCK):
Uncovering the Hidden Stories of the Korean War.”
Janaury 28, Yijiang Zhong, Social Sciences 224
January 21, 4-6 pm, Social Sciences 224
Yijiang Zhong, PhD candidate in EALC
“Disrupting the Way of Gods: Separation of Religion and State in Early Meiji Japan”
January 7, Norma Field, Social Sciences 224
January 7, 4-6 pm, Social Sciences 224
Norma Field, University of Chicago Professor in EALC
“From Literature to Labor in Contemporary Japan and Other Nonprofessional Reflections”
Winter 2010 schedule
East Asian Transregional Histories Workshop
Location/Time: John Hope Franklin Room/4-6 pm
January 7th – Norma Field, University of Chicago Professor in EALC
Title: “From Literature to Labor in Contemporary Japan and Other Nonprofessional Reflections”
January 21st – Yijiang Zhong, graduate student in EALC
Title: “Disrupting the Way of Gods: Separation of Religion and State in Early Meiji Japan”
February 4th – Shunsuke Nozawa, graduate student in Anthropology
Title: “An untimely eccentric: writing, locality, and memory in modern Japan”
February 18th – Lily Chumley, graduate student in Anthropology
Title: “Art School and the Visual Culture Industries in China, 1978-2008”
February 25th – Julia Thomas, University of Notre Dame, Associate Professor, Department of History
Title: “Intimate Trauma, Cool Distance: Photographic Politics in 1950s Japan”
March 4th – Sarah Kautz, graduate student in Anthropology
Title: “Genealogies of Japan: Archaeology, Tourism, and Japanese (Inter)nationalism”
November 23rd, Helen Li, Social Sciences 224
November 23rd, 4-6 pm, Social Sciences 224
Helen Li, University of Chicago Sociology PhD candidate
Sisterhood:Building of a Coalition for Taiwanese Democracy, 1989- 1991
November 12th, Akira Iriye, Social Sciences 224
November 12th, 4-6 pm, Social Sciences 224
Akira Iriye,
Charles Warren Research Professor Emeritus of American History
Harvard University
“Transnationalizing East Asian History”
November 5th, Fei-Hsien Wang, Social Sciences 224
November 5th, 4-6 pm, Social Sciences 224
Fei-Hsien Wang, University of Chicago History PhD candidate
“Hunting Pirates in Beijing (1930-1937)”