Performing Democracy in the Graveyard: The Gwangju Uprising, Mangwoldong Cemetery, and South Korea’s Affective Space for Democracy
Hayana Kim, Washington University in St. Louis
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Recipe as a Bodily Text
Suyoung Son, associate professor in Asian studies, Cornell University
Mapping Xinjiang: A Mongol-Banner Cartographer and the Qing Geographic Knowledge of Central Eurasia in the Late Eighteenth Century
Ling-Wei Kung, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
Annual Stanley Spector Memorial Lecture: Inglorious, Illegal Bastards: Japan’s Self-Defense Force During the Cold War
Aaron Skabelund, associate professor of history, Brigham Young University
Rethinking Early Modern Globalization through the Case of Qing China and Its Perception of Its Own Position in the World
Yue Du, assistant professor of history, Cornell University
Virtuous Healing: Therapeutic Knowledge in Women’s Educational Literature in Early Modern Japan
W. Evan Young, assistant professor of history, Dickinson College
Gendering Male Dan: Jingju Male Cross-Gender Performers and Performance in the Post-Cultural Revolution Era
Yan Ma, postdoctoral fellow in Chinese performance cultures, Washington University
First day of FL23 classes
Mid-Autumn Festival: Blooming Flowers and Full Moon
The Ginger Marcus Foreign Language Learning Speaker Series at WUSTL
Dr. Claudia R. Fernández, Department of Hispanic and Italian Studies, University of Illinois at Chicago
Moving Bones: The Repatriation of Human Remains in Late Qing as a Historical and Cultural Phenomenon
Elizabeth Sinn, Honourary Professor at University of Hong Kong