Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS)

Tetsuo Najita, eminent scholar of Japan’s early modern and modern intellectual history, 1936-2021 Tetsuo Najita

Tetsuo Najita, eminent scholar of Japan’s early modern and modern intellectual history, 1936-2021

Historian remembered for ‘exemplary combination of kindness and rigor’

Feb 2, 2021
Symposium uses documentary films to explore impact of “Atomic Age”

Symposium uses documentary films to explore impact of “Atomic Age”

May 12, 2011
Lost art of “magic lantern” performance comes to life at Rockefeller
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MinwaZa-cherries

Lost art of “magic lantern” performance comes to life at Rockefeller

On Friday, April 22, the Minwa-za Company of Tokyo enchanted the crowd at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel with the lost art of magic lantern performance, utsushi-e. This Japanese art form uses lanterns (furo) and slides (taneita) to project brightly color...

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Scholars, students who study China welcome Wu Jianmin to campus Nov. 12

Scholars, students who study China welcome Wu Jianmin to campus Nov. 12

Nov 10, 2010
Scholars revive China’s broken treasures

Scholars revive China’s broken treasures

Historical sleuthing and digital techniques help Smart Museum recreate Buddhist cave temples.

Oct 18, 2010

Susie Allen

Confucius Institute launched to support faculty and student research on China

Confucius Institute launched to support faculty and student research on China

Jun 1, 2010

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