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Author Archives: Paula
Kuzushiji Reading Resources
If you are researching premodern Japan or simply pursuing calligraphy for fun, you should become familiar with kuzushiji 崩し字, or cursive characters, in your primary resources. This is a highly specialized skill that takes a great deal of time to … Continue reading
Workshop: 2016 Kambun Workshop: Reading Tōji Hyakugō Monjo
The Project for Premodern Japan Studies in the History Department of the University of Southern California announces this summer’s Kambun Workshop, which will focus on a selection of sources taken from the Tōji Hyakugō Monjo, an archive recently designated as an … Continue reading
Call for Applications: Fellowship Applications, Center for French-Japanese Advanced Studies in Paris
※本メール下部に記載の公募(日本語)も合わせてご覧下さい※ Open Call for 2017 Fellowship Applications, Center for French-Japanese Advanced Studies in Paris Dear colleagues and friends, The Fondation France-Japon de l’EHESS is presently recruiting Senior and Junior levels researchers in the framework of its newly established Centre for French-Japanese … Continue reading
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Tagged fellowships, France, graduate school, Japan, japanese studies, Paris, research
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Job Opening: Director of Japan Programs, Earlham College
Earlham College invites applications for a director of Japan-related programs. Earlham is one of the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges dedicated to furthering education and scholarship about Japan. The Director of Japan Programs is responsible for administering Earlham’s study abroad … Continue reading
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Tagged director, Earlham College, japanese studies, job opening
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Book Announcement: The Long Defeat: Cultural Trauma, Memory, and Identity in Japan
Akiko Hashimoto, The Long Defeat: Cultural Trauma, Memory, and Identity in Japan Oxford University Press 2015. cloth, paperback, and eBook. ISBN: 9780190239169 (paper) From the publisher: In The Long Defeat, Akiko Hashimoto explores the stakes of war memory in Japan after its … Continue reading
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Tagged book announcement, books, history, identity, memory, modern, modern history, modern Japan, World War II, WWII
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Funding: Freeman-ASIA Scholarship for Study Abroad
The Institute of International Education (IIE) is now accepting applications for summer 2016 Freeman Awards for Study in Asia (Freeman-ASIA). The student deadline for summer 2016 is March 1, and the adviser deadline is March 8. To access the application, and to … Continue reading
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Tagged Freeman Asia, funding, IIE, research
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Job Opening: One Year Appointment in Buddhist and Asian Religious Traditions
The Department of Religious Studies at Vanderbilt University seeks to hire a sabbatical replacement for Buddhist Traditions and Asian Religions. The rank is Non-Tenure-Track Assistant Professor for a terminal one year appointment, for academic year 2016-17. All requirements for the … Continue reading
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Tagged assistant professor, Buddhism, east asia, non-tenure track, religion, Vanderbilt University
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Fun Link Friday: magnetic air bonsai
This week we have a pretty rad invention you may have seen on Spoon & Tamago: magnetic floating bonsai trees! A small company in Kyushu called Hoshinchu has developed bonsai tree bases with magnets and ceramics that create little floating gardens that … Continue reading
Workshop: 12th EAJS Workshop for Doctoral Students
Call for Applications: 12th EAJS Workshop for Doctoral Students Venue: EHESS (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales/School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences), Paris, France Date: 4-7 July 2016 Project director: Dr Sébastien Lechevalier (EHESS) Language for applications and during … Continue reading
Workshop: Traditional Theater Training, Kyoto (summer 2016)
Want to train with real masters in Kyoto this summer? The 32nd annual Traditional Theater Training (T.T.T.) 2016 will be held at the Kyoto Art Center. T.T.T. is a three-week summer intensive training program that introduces the traditional arts of noh, kyogen, … Continue reading
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Tagged Japan, Japanese theater, kyogen, Kyoto, nihonbuyo, noh, theater, theatre, Traditional Theater Training, workshop
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