Dr. David Branner (East Asian Languages and Cultures) will give a lecture this Friday (April 3rd) on metaphor and other hidden organization in the Chinese secret language. Time: 2-3:30 pm Place: 703 Hamilton Refreshments will be served. Click here to download the flier for this event.
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On Friday, April 3rd, Dr. David Branner from the EALAC Department will speak about his original fieldwork on the Chinese oral secret languages. You can RSVP on Facebook, and refreshments will be provided. 2 – 3:30pm location TBD
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The Columbia University Early China Seminar is very pleased to announce a conference on Writing and Literacy in Early China. Several papers will deal directly with literacy and early Chinese script. Download the event flyer and program here. The conference is scheduled for February 7-8 and will be held in 403 Kent Hall on the [...]
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4/30: Oscar Lee Symposium
Also on Friday the 30th: OSCAR LEE SYMPOSIUM OF UNDERGRADUATE EAST ASIAN STUDIES: A half-day conference featuring undergraduate research and discussion on East Asia Friday, April 30 1-4 PM KENT 403 PANELS: 1:15 PM – (Mis)Communication: Media and Audience in Japan and China Mia Lewis, “”Painting Worlds with Word: Ateji in CLAMP’s Manga” Sayuri Shimoda, “Thought Control [...]
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