EALAC

@Columbiaealac

Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University

New York, NY
ealac.columbia.edu
Csatlakozott 2017. június
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  1. 24 órával ezelőtt

    Join us for an exciting talk exploring the intersections between robotics, Buddhism, and cognitive science this Thursday @ 6pm (Dec. 6th). For more details:

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  2. nov. 21.

    Join us on Nov. 29th for the "Symposium in Memory of Iuming Suez: Modernizing China through Diplomatic and Missionary Pursuits and Overseas Education." RSVP required. Please see:

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  3. nov. 14.

    Don't miss this seminar from our Early China Series titled, "Landscapes of Interaction: Ceramic Production and Exchange in Late Neolithic Northwestern China" by Andrew Womack from McGill University this Friday (11/16) @ 4:30pm. For more details:

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  4. nov. 7.

    Join us as we host Professor Simon Partner from Duke University for a lecture titled, "THE MERCHANT’S TALE: Yokohama and the Transformation of Japan" on November 15 @ 6:00 pm! For more details:

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  5. okt. 26.

    Join us on Nov. 14th for an exciting talk titled,"Indigenous Knowledge of Local Ecosystems in Fiction of Inner Mongolia," as part of our Policy and Society in Contemporary China Lecture Series. For more information:

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  6. okt. 24.

    Mark your calendars for Nov. 12th! We are pleased to announce a fantastic roundtable event discussing the historical relationship between Science and Capitalism. For further details:

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  7. okt. 22.

    Don't miss this exciting talk by Associate Professor Ellen Van Goethem titled,"Monument, Shrine, Power Spot: Heian Jingū’s Multi-Layered Signification." (Thursday Nov. 8th @ 6pm). For more details:

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  8. okt. 19.

    Check out this seminar from our Early China Seminar Series on "Classical Chinese" and linguistic variation in Early China by Wolfgang Behr from the University of Zürich. For more details:

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  9. okt. 10.

    Join us for an exciting international conference co-hosted by Columbia University and the Tang Center from October 25th-27th. Please RSVP for the Thursday opening ceremony by October 15th at info@tangcenter-columbia.org. For more details:

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  10. okt. 8.

    Join us on Oct. 17th for a Workshop in Classical Japanese Dance with instructors Helen Moss and Yoshiko Furuse from the IchiFuji-kai Dance Association. Dinner will be provided, therefore RSVP is required. To RSVP, please see: .

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  11. okt. 5.

    Don't miss this seminar from our Early China Seminar Lecture Series titled,"The Vulnerability of Confucian Thought," by Michael Ing from Indiana University. For more information:

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  12. okt. 3.

    Join us for a stimulating international workshop exploring the Ganmon genre in premodern East Asia. Please register here: . Note: Free and open to the public!

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  13. okt. 1.

    We are delighted to announce our upcoming conference, "Myriad Teachings with One Nature: Buddhism in China and Inner Asia," featuring a robust lineup of esteemed East Asian Studies scholars. In session from Oct. 5th to Oct. 6th. For more information:

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  14. szept. 26.

    Check out this exciting talk with Professor Merry White titled, "Why the Fishhead Faces Left and Other Tales," which examines the complex experience of food workers in Japan. For more details: .

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  15. szept. 19.

    Join us for a seminar from our Early China Seminar Lecture Series titled, "Researching the Cultural History of Xiangyang through Archaeological Remains," by Glenda Chao from Ursinus College. For more information:

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  16. szept. 17.

    Join us for an exciting talk by USC Assistant Professor Kerim Yasar titled, "MAEHATA GANBARE! Nation, Narration, and Immediacy in Early Japanese Sports Broadcasting" on Thursday, September 27th at 6pm in 403 Kent Hall! For more details: .

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  17. szept. 14.

    We're showing "The Shepherdess of the Glaciers" - Grand Prize Winner at the Banff Film Festival on September 26th. Check it out!

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  18. ápr. 26.

    Check out the special screening of the documentary "On the Haikyo Trail," presented by NHK World tomorrow, 4/26, 12:00 PM at 918 International Affairs Building.

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  19. ápr. 20.

    Check out "On the Creation of the Warring States: An Exploration of a Historiographical Staple" by Miranda Brown today, 4/20, 4:30 PM at Faculty House, 64 Morningside Drive.

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  20. márc. 29.

    Check out "Theatre of the Tourist in the Age of Mobility: Yudai Kamisato and Choy Ka Fai" by Tadashi Uchino today, 03/29, 6:00 PM at 403 Kent Hall.

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