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Summer School "Reading Pre-Modern Japanese Texts"
Covering the medieval and early modern periods, this summer school is designed to help the participants cope with the challenges posed by pre-modern Japanese texts, in their different genres, stylistic and linguistic varieties, and material forms. The aim is to facilitate the work with primary sources in pre-modern registers (like kanbun or sōrōbun) at the level requisite for the independent work of a junior scholar.
It will be held from 11 to 19 September 2012 and is organised by Dr. Anna Andreeva and Dr. David Mervart.
For further information visit the summer school webpage.
Summer School 2011
Cultures of Consumption in Asia and Europe
The Summer School 2011 explores the multifarious ways in which consumer goods and cultural frameworks of consumption have provided crucial interfaces of entanglement between Europe and Asia in a global context.
It will be held from 24 to 29 July 2011 and is organised by Harald Fuess, Cluster Professor for Cultural Economic History.
For further information visit the summer school webpage.
Annual Conference 2011
Frontiers of Knowledge: Health, Environment and the History of Science
It will be held from 5 to 7 October 2011 and is organised by Research Area C.
The conference will include eminent keynote speakers such as Professor Sunder Rajan (Chicago) and Professor Janet Hunter (London School of Economics) as well as four morning panels on “Circulation and Changing Concepts of Knowledge” (Joachim Kurtz), “Seascapes” (Harald Fuess), Transcultural Health (Bo Sax), and Ancient Medicine (Joachim Quack/Stefan Maul).
Please find information on the current Call for Panels in this news item. Deadline: 20th June 2011.
Past Events
Jun 18, 2013 - Jan 01, 2007
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