Guest Faculty - East Asia
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Sanskrit and Classical Indian Religions
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Modern Chinese History, History of Science and Technology, Gender Studies, History of Affect
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East asian languages and cultures, medieval Chinese buddhism, Chan buddhism, Japanese buddhism, Zen buddhism, Tantric buddhism, buddhist art, ritual studies, Buddhist philosophy, methodological issues in the study of religion
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Prof. Sheldon Garon (2017)
Princeton University Cultural History, Economic History, Global Labor History, Political History
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Prof. Robin D.S. Yates (2017)
McGill University
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Prof. Grace Fong (2017)
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Prof. David Bello (2016) bellod@wlu.edu
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Prof. Jennifer Robertson (2016)
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor |
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Prof. Gil Raz (2015)
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Prof. Mahesh Sharma (2015)
Panjab University |
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Elisa Levi Sabattini (Ph.D. 2006) is a historian specializing in the intellectual history of early China, with special attention to Han dynasties. She studied Sinology, History, and Philosophy in Venice, Padova, Paris, and Beijing. Formerly an Associate Professor of Chinese Philology at L'Orientale University of Naples, she now teaches at the Division of Languages and holds a research position in the Department of East Asian Studies. Her current research focuses on the role of dreams in early China. She is also a Senior Research Associate in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Ruhr Universität Bochum and a member of the OTP (Officina di Traduzione Permanente) at the University of Milano-Bicocca. She has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, and translations of early Chinese texts. Additionally, she has co-edited several books, including the posthumous work of her father, Mario Sabattini (Z”L). Office: Webb 208 |
Prof. Frederick M. Smith (2019)
Prof. Eugenia Lean (2018)
Prof. Robert Sharf (2018)
