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The Department of East Asian Studies at Princeton University invites you to explore the culture, history, societies, politics, and languages of East Asia.

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Jamie Saxon@JamieSaxonArts17 Apr 2020
Students & auditors in the fall @Princeton course “Sources in Ancient & Medieval Japanese History,” taught by Thomas Conlan, professor of @PrincetonEAS & @PUHistory, translated the majority of ancient documents now available on joint website w/ @univkyoto: bit.ly/2XHjnn2
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On Monday afternoon, academic departments and programs host receptions and/or special programs for seniors and their guests. This is an opportunity for guests to meet members of the department, and, during the... eas.princeton.edu/news/congr…

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2019

2019 Class Day Program (hyperlinked) Princeton University Department and Program of East Asian Studies 272nd Commencement Class Day Reception Monday, June 3, 2019 2:30 – 4:00 202 Jones Hall Welcoming...

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Anna Shields, a faculty member since 2015, specializes in classical Chinese literature of the Tang, Five Dynasties and Northern Song eras. Shields models “collegiality at its best,”... eas.princeton.edu/news/anna-…

Anna Shields honored for excellence in mentoring graduate students

Four Princeton University faculty members have been named recipients of the Graduate Mentoring Awards by the McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning. The mentoring award recognizes Princeton faculty...

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Friday May 24, 2019 2 p.m., 202 Jones Loretta Kim Qing Borderland Administration and Modern Ethnic Identity in Northeast China eap.princeton.edu/events/qin… eap.princeton.edu/events/qin…

Qing Borderland Administration and Modern Ethnic Identity in Northeast China

Ethnic identity is one vestige of the Qing dynasty (1644-1912) in the contemporary People's Republic of China. Qing policies enacted in the northeastern regions of the empire determined both physical...

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Jialu Mi, literature professor and poet at the College of New Jersey, performed his poetry in Chinese while the audience read out loud the English translations. It was a lot of fun for all last night in 202... eap.princeton.edu/events/poe…

Poetry Reading: Deep Breaths by Mi Jialu

Deep Breaths by Mi Jialu is a Chinese–English bilingual collection of poems written during his past thirty-seven years (1981-2018) and was published by Showwe Press in Taiwan (430pp). This volume is...

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Reflecting on urban environments and ecology through images eas.princeton.edu/news/refle…

Reflecting on urban environments and ecology through images

Still and moving images that captured Japan’s dramatic urban transformation in the post-World War II era are at the center of a graduate course taught this spring by Franz Prichard, assistant...

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Religion in China: Back to the Center of Politics and Society

For more than a hundred years, China embarked on a movement of forced secularization, with most religions heavily persecuted or banned. But religion is now back at the center of Chinese society and...

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Wednesday, April 17 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm Atsuko Ueda "Tropes of Racialization in the Works of Natsume Soseki" eas.princeton.edu/news/trope…
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Wednesday, March 13 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm Franz Prichard To the Limits of Visuality, and Back Again: Nakahira Takuma’s Photographic Itinerancy eas.princeton.edu/news/limit…
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Wednesday, March 6 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm He Bian (Department of History) The Formula of Happiness: Recipe Books, Vernacular Medicine, and the Politics of Life in Eighteenth-Century China eas.princeton.edu/news/formu…
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Wednesday, February 27 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm Guangchen Chen (Department of Comparative Literature) The ‘Book’ as Fieldwork: The Sociability of Nature Knowledge in Early Modern Japan eas.princeton.edu/news/aesth…
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Explore the history of Asians and Asian Americans affiliated with Princeton University, from the international students who enrolled in the nineteenth century to the array of campus cultural organizations today. bit.ly/PrincetonAsianHistory… eas.princeton.edu/news/stori…
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Despite the snow storm, some 70-80 people came to Prof. Wagner's lively Mote lecture eap.princeton.edu/events/201… eap.princeton.edu/events/201…

The 2019 Annual Mote Lecture

The Public Performance of Justice: The Transcultural Career of an Early Chinese Political Installation Across Eurasia Rulers across Eurasia have drawn legitimacy from a claim that their governance...

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Wednesday, February 6 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm Federico Marcon The ‘Book’ as Fieldwork: The Sociability of Nature Knowledge in Early Modern Japan eas.princeton.edu/news/book-…
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Franz Prichard awarded PEI Urban Grand Challenge grant eas.princeton.edu/news/franz…

Franz Prichard awarded PEI Urban Grand Challenge grant

Prichard was awarded a grant for his project "In/Visible Urban Ecologies: Mediation, Materiality and Metabolism in Contemporary Japan” which examines the contemporary transformations of Japan’s urban...

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Wednesday, November 28, 2018 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm Xin Wen Dunhuang and the Politics of the Road (850-1000) eas.princeton.edu/news/dunhu…
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Wednesday, November 28, 2018, 4:30 p.m. 202 Jones, "Eavesdropping on the Perfected: Readingthe Zhenghao 真誥," a coffee-hour lecture by Stephen R. Bokenkamp eap.princeton.edu/events/eav… eap.princeton.edu/events/eav…

Eavesdropping on the Perfected: Reading the Zhengao 真誥

The Zhengao 真誥or Declarations of the Perfected is a collection of revealed material and textual fragments assembled by the eminent scholar and Daoist Tao Hongjing 陶弘景(456-536). The revelations...

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Our pilot Peking Opera Immersion Program in Shanghai summer 2018 made the Princeton home page! princeton.edu/news/2018/11/1… princeton.edu/news/2018/11/1…

Arias to water sleeves: Students bridge performance, language through Peking opera

In Shanghai, participants in the Peking Opera Immersion Program spent three weeks learning the history and artistry of the traditional Chinese performance art.

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Wednesday, November 7, 2018 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm Paize Keulemans “How to Read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" ”' eas.princeton.edu/people/pai… eas.princeton.edu/news/how-r…

Paize Keulemans

Paize Keulemans (Ph.D. University of Chicago, 2004) is Professor of East Asian Studies who began studying Chinese language and culture in 1986 at Leiden University, the Netherlands. Since then, he...

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Wednesday, October 24, 2018 202 Jones Hall, 12:00 pm Willard Peterson “Problems for Meritocrats in Seventeenth-Century China” eas.princeton.edu/news/probl…
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