Presented by Kirsten Cather, Associate Professor, Department of Asian Studies, Director of the Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS), UT Austin
This interactive workshop is designed to think through how to teach the bomb(s) using visual and …
Dive into a slice of Taiwan’s history in this interactive workshop for educators, featuring the new Freeman Award-winning graphic novel ‘The Boy From Clearwater.’
‘The Boy From Clearwater’ is an incredible true story whose graphic novel …
Join us as we visit the “Hallyu! The Korean Wave” exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
Join us for a swashbuckling mini-course on historical bandits and pirates around the world. What are the myths? What are the facts? Faculty experts will discuss global piracy, representations of pirates in the media, piracy in the Atlantic world, and …
Remember when Japan was poised to rule the world at the end of the 1980s (probably not)? Since 1989 the dominant narrative of Japan has been one of decline and increasing irrelevance. There are elements of truth in this story. Japan is a much different …
When Edo (present day Tokyo) became the military capital of Japan in 1604, it was a minor and remote fishing village. Yet by the mid-1700s the city had become the largest city in Japan and rivaled the older cultural hubs of Osaka and Kyoto, surpassing …
Join IU Northwest faculty member Diana Chen Lin for a K-12 educator professional development workshop focused on current issues in East Asia likely to be of interest to students. The workshop will provide lectures and discussion of the complex history of …
Join IU Northwest faculty member Diana Chen Lin for a K-12 educator professional development workshop focused on contemporary pop culture in East Asia. This workshop explores the social and cultural implications of East Asian pop culture both regionally …
From the mid-19th century on, East Asian women’s lives have been marked by modernizations, imperialism, revolutions, warfare, and new roles in the workforce and within the family home. Women claimed their autonomies and rights through different avenues, …
The East Asian Studies Center at Indiana University is hosting its annual week-long, intensive summer workshop for English and world literature teachers who are interested in incorporating Chinese, Japanese, and Korean literature into their curriculum. …