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Tag Archives: medieval history
Call for Papers: Exploring Resistance through Medieval and Early Modern Culture
Event: Interdisciplinary graduate student conference Where: University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI) When: March 16-17, 2018 Call for Papers Deadline: Dec 31, 2017 The Early Modern Colloquium at the University of Michigan invites abstracts for papers for their interdisciplinary graduate … Continue reading
Resource: Interactive Resources on the Mongol Invasions
Looking back at 2014, there was big news in October that underwater remains of a shipwreck likely to be part of the 13th century Mongol fleet that attacked Japan were found near Nagasaki. Similar finds stirred historians and archaeologists alike … Continue reading
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Tagged emakimono, Japan, medieval history, medieval Japan, military history, Mongol invasions, Mongols, resources
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Fun Link Friday: Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s Persian Surcoat
Something for the history scholars today: Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s jinbaori robe has been restored and will be on display in Kodaiji Sho Museum in Kyoto for a few weeks. The robe was made from a Persian tapestry from the Safavid dynasty … Continue reading
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Tagged fun link friday, history, medieval history, Persia, Sengoku, textile, Toyotomi Hideyoshi
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Job Opening: Open Rank Professor of Medieval or Early Japanese History
Institution: Princeton University, East Asian Studies Location: New Jersey, United States Position: Assistant Professor, Full Professor Princeton University Open Rank Professor of Medieval or Early Japanese History The Department of East Asian Studies at Princeton University invites applications … Continue reading
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Tagged history, Japanese history, job opening, medieval, medieval history, open-rank, Princeton University, professor
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Symposium: Eloquence of the Text Images in Dialoque. The Shuhanron emaki: Literary genres and representations in medieval Japan
To be held in Paris (Bibliothèque nationale de France and the Cernuschi Museum) from Thursday, November 3 to Saturday, November 15. The symposium is organized by Veronique Beranger (Bibliothèque nationale de France), Claire-Akiko Brisset (Paris Diderot University) and Estelle Leggeri-Bauer … Continue reading
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Tagged France, images, literature, medieval, medieval history, medieval Japan, Paris, symposium, text
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Conference update: The Early Modern Medieval: Reconstructing Japanese Pasts
I probably need not reiterate how ridiculously excited I am about this conference, seeing as it’s my field, but it’s a really rare opportunity to examine “medieval” history and how our ideas of the past are constructed! I highly suggest … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, early modern, early modern history, early modern Japan, history, Japan, medieval, medieval history, medieval Japan
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Announcement of Student Travel Award
The Early Modern Medieval: Reconstructing Japanese Pasts October 7-8, 2011 University of Michigan The organizers of the conference, “The Early Modern Medieval: Reconstructing Japanese Pasts,” are pleased to announce that we have secured funding for graduate students and advanced undergraduate … Continue reading
Conference Announcement: “The Early Modern ‘Medieval’: Reconstructing Japanese Pasts”
General announcement aside, this looks like an *amazing* conference (although as a medievalist and a future PhD student at Michigan, I’m a little biased…). Be sure to save the date! — Location: Michigan League, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, … Continue reading