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| Anla Cheng, SupChina; Jeremy Goldkorn, SupChina & Sinica Podcast
Lower Level Auditorium, Perelman Center for Political Science & Economics, 133 South 36th St.
More Information HERE
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| Edward Miller, Dartmouth College
Annenberg 111
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this event has been postponed to Fall 2022.
For decades, historical scholarship on the Vietnam War has focused two main interpretations of the conflict. In most accounts, the war is depicted either as a war of Vietnamese national liberation or as a conflict…
Setsuko Thurlow was just 13 years old when she survived the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Many of her friends perished in the attack, and their deaths shaped her future. She pledged that no one else should…
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| Hitoshi Abe, UCLA
Meyerson Lower Gallery
Event Livestream link HERE
Register HERE
"In the weeks immediately after the earthquake, the people reorganized their lives by assembling small, disparate systems. They are based on their connections amidst the chaos and disintegration of the centralized…
The haiku poet Masaoka Shiki has a reputation as a radical and an iconoclast. In 1893, when he was only twenty-six, writing from his perch at the newspaper Nihon, he claimed that only…
