Past Events
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EALC Lecture Series | Trans in Relation, Topos in Motion: Narrativity and the Power of Congruency
Howard Chiang, associate professor of history, UC Davis
Li Gui: A Qing Man in the World
Tobie Meyer-Fong, professor of history, Johns Hopkins University
CANCELLED: EALC Lecture Series | The Future Is Now: Theory and Method of the Newborn Socialist Thing
Laurence Coderre, assistant professor of East Asian Studies, New York University
Reflections on Craft: Connecting Creative and Scholarly Practice
Panel discussion featuring Washington University faculty in conversation with Faculty Book Celebration keynote speaker Charles Johnson
EALC Major-Minor Welcome Session
World Literature as Process and Relation: East Asia's Russia and Translation
Heekyoung Cho, associate professor, University of Washington
EALC Lecture Series | Economies of Compassion and Medicine in Colonial Korea
Sonja M. Kim, associate professor, Binghamton University
The Artisanal Heart: Craft and Experimentalism in Early Modern Korea
Hyeok Hweon Kang, assistant professor, Washington University
Pushing Hands film screening with discussion
William C. Jones Memorial Lecture: China's Quest for Leadership: The Story of Universities
William C. Kirby, T.M. Chang Professor of China Studies, Harvard University
Engineering self-reliance: Scientism, economic planning and Juch'e ideology in Cold War North Korea
Benoit Berthelier, lecturer in Korean studies, The University of Sydney
Foreign Language Learning Colloquium Speaker Series Presents Professor Susanne Rott
Professor Susanne Rott is our guest for WUSTL's Foreign Language Learning Colloquium Speaker Series
EALC Lecture Series | Unruly Subjects in Medoruma Shun’s ‘Walking a Street Named Peace’ and Miri Yū’s Tokyo Ueno Station
Davinder L. Bhowmik, associate professor of modern Japanese literature, University of Washington, Seattle
Rethinking Gu Yanwu from a Global Qing Perspective
John Delury, Professor of Chinese Studies, Yonsei University [Seoul]
Fifth Annual Robert Morrell Memorial Lecture in Asian Religions: Turning Ghosts into People: Religion and Gender Politics in the Chinese Communist Revolution
Xiaofei Kang, associate professor of religion, The George Washington University
The Chinese Dragon and the Yellow Peril: The Evolution of Western Media Portrayals of China since Opium Wars
Dr. Ariane Knüsel, University of Fribourg