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2007-08 CEAS SYMPOSIA, COLLOQUIA, and CONFERENCES

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PROGRAM FOR ADVANCED LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE (PALM)

Class Schedule

   

UPCOMING EVENTS

CHINA BROWN BAG
Friday, May 09
Intellectual and Cultural Trends in China--a roundtable conversation
Xu Jinlin, Chen Yingfang, Gao Ruiquan, Luo Gang

SILK ROAD LECTURE SERIES
Thursday, May 15
Roads to Sufi Masters: The Theme of Travel in Central Asian Hagiographic Narratives
Shahzad Bashir

SPECIAL EVENT
Monday, May 19
Takano Ryudai reflects on contemporary Japanese photography
TAKANO, Ryudai

CEAS COLLOQUIUM
Thursday, May 22
New Currents in Studies on the Japanese Empire colloquium / Does Memory Matter? Historical Anthropology and the Study of Japanese Imperialism
Mariko Tamanoi

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