"Taiwanese Puppetry Cosplay: Negotiating Performance and Animation"
Teri Silvio is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
This will be a live zoom event.
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Fourth Annual Robert Morrell Memorial Lecture in Asian Religions: "Religious Self-Cultivation as Politics: Examples from Grassroots-Level Activism in Japan"
Levi McLaughlin, Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, North Carolina State University
Spy and Suspense: Taiwanese-Language Film Festival
online film screenings
One Thousand Tempests in a Teacup: Natural Disaster and Shingen's 'Bloodless Coup' of 1541
Elijah Bender, assistant professor of history, Concordia College
EALC Major-Minor Welcome Session
Chinese, Japanese, Korean majors and minors
Webinar: Taiwanese-Language Films during the Cold War
A discussion with Chris Berry, professor of film studies at King’s College London and director of the Taiwanese-language Film Festival
Kinship Novels of Early Modern Korea: Between Genealogical Time and the Domestic Everyday
Ksenia Chizhova, assistant professor of Korean literature and cultural studies, Princeton University
Narrating the Eighteenth Century in Qing Kashgar
David Brophy, senior lecturer in modern Chinese history, University of Sydney
Becoming A Literary Translator: A Work in Progress
Lucy North, professional translator
Anti-Asian America
The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and the Asian American Studies Minor at Washington University in St. Louis invite leading scholars to talk with us about how we can understand Anti-Asian America.
Tea War: A History of Capitalism in China and India
Andrew B. Liu, assistant professor of history, Villanova University
Minari Movie Screening and Discussion
East Asian Languages and Cultures, East Asian Studies, and Asian American Studies bring you Minari movie night! We will be giving out tickets for a virtual screening for Minari directed by Lee Isaac Chung.
Web Graphic Narrative and Platform Culture
Heekyoung Cho, Associate Professor, Department of Asian Languages & Literature, University of Washington
Seeking Inspiration: How the Japanese Mountain Witch Encourages Artistic Creativity
Sponsored by the Ei’ichi Shibusawa-Seigo Arai Endowed Professorship in Japanese Studies and UMSL Global at the University of Missouri-St. Louis
EALC Senior Symposium
EALC Open House
Fall Classes Begin
Travel, Encounter, and the "Shuihu-esque" in Meiji-Period Japan
William Hedberg, associate professor, Japanese, Arizona State University
Post-Communicative Approaches in Language Curricula: Integrating Projects to Foster Deeper and Creative Learning
Angela Lee-Smith, Senior Lector II, East Asian Languages and Literatures, Yale University
Foreign Language Learning Colloquium Speaker Series: Kim Potowski, Professor of Hispanic Linguistics from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Foreign Language Learning Colloquium Speaker Series: Kim Potowski, Professor of Hispanic Linguistics from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Lecture on Thursday, Oct. 21st at 4pm at Wash U and Workshop at SLU on Friday, Oct. 22nd.
EALC Major-Minor Fair
From Imperial Envoys to Legation Ministers: Diplomatic Communications in the Late Qing
Jenny Huangfu Day, associate professor of history, Skidmore College
Digital Methods for Chinese Historical Research and the "Books in China Database"
Joseph Dennis,
Associate Professor -
University of Wisconsin
Fifth Annual Robert Morrell Memorial Lecture in Asian Religions: Gods and Things in Four Asian Places
Laurel Kendall, American Museum of Natural History
CANCELLED: Ways of Learning: An Apprentice Boatbuilder in Japan
Douglas Brooks, boatbuilder
Environmental Objects and (Post)Industrial Sentiments
Weijie Song, Associate Professor, Chinese, Rutgers University
EALC Brown Bag Series | En o musubi: Eternal ties and missed connections in the animation of Makoto Shinkai
Christopher A. Born, assistant professor, Japanese & Asian Studies, Belmont University
EALC Brown Bag Series | Surviving State Authoritarianism: The Literature of Coerced Political Conversion (Tenkō) in Interwar Japan
Dr. George T. Sipos, Lecturer, Washington University in St. Louis