• Science and Society in Global Asia Workshop

    Science and Society in Global Asia Workshop Friday, April 12 - Saturday, April 13, 2019 International Affairs Building, Room 918 Organizers John Chen, Dongxin Zou Faculty Sponsor Eugenia Lean Institutional Sponsors Center for Science and Society Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Weatherhead East Asian Institute   What do connected histories of Asia offer […]

  • “Languages & Scripts in China: New Directions in Information and Communications History”

    Workshop Featuring: David Branner Janet Chen, Princeton Chloe Estep, Columbia Ulug Kuzuoglu, Columbia Fu-ming Lee, Yale Mårten Saarela, Academia Sinica Gina Tam, Trinity Jing Tsu, Yale Nathan Vedal, Washington University Jeffrey Weng, Berkeley Xiayu Xia, Berkeley Yurou Zhong, University of Toronto   To access the papers, please RSVP to Ulug Kuzuoglu uk2123@columbia.edu View the full […]

  • The Cultural Turn in Arabic Literary Production

    Conference Events will be held over the course of three days in Faculty House, Garden Room 2 and Knox Hall, Room 509. For a detailed schedule of events, click here.     Sponsored by: Columbia University’s MESAAS Department, Middle East Institute, SoF/Heyman Center, Executive Vice President and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences; […]

  • “Global May Fourth: One Hundred Years”

    A Conference at Columbia University Friday, May 3 - 403 Kent 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Introduction by Anatoly Detwyler and Ulug Kuzuoglu Keynote Speech by Bryna Goodman (University of Oregon) 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM Wine & Cheese Reception     Saturday, May 4 - Faculty Room, Low Library 9:00 AM - 9:15 AM […]

  • CKR Event: “Inventing Modern Sound Culture The Transnational Recording Industry in Colonial Korea (1910-1945)”

    CKR Manuscript Workshop   Featuring: Hye Eun Choi, Korea Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow Discussants: Charles Armstrong, Columbia University Kim Brandt, Columbia University Michael Denning, Yale University Keith Howard, SOAS, University of London   Choi's manuscript, tentatively titled “Inventing Modern Sound Culture The Transnational Recording Industry in Colonial Korea (1910-1945),” is the first book project that traces the birth […]