Guest Faculty - East Asia

 

Prof. Frederick M. Smith (2019)

frederick-smith@uiowa.edu

Sanskrit and Classical Indian Religions
Joint appt. with the Dept. of Asian and Slavic Languages and Literatures

 

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Prof. Eugenia Lean​ (2018)

eyl2006@columbia.edu

Modern Chinese History, History of Science and Technology, Gender Studies, History of Affect

 

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Prof. Robert Sharf (2018)

rsharf@berkeley.edu

 

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)

garon@princeton.edu

 

Princeton University

Cultural History, Economic History, Global Labor History, Political History

 

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Prof. Robin D.S. Yates (2017)

robin.yates@mcgill.ca

 

McGill University
Traditional China, Chinese Science, Technology and Philosophy, and Historical Theory, Chinese Military History.

 

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Prof. Grace Fong (2017)

grace.fong@mcgill.ca


McGill University
Classical Chinese poetry, Literary Theory and Criticism, Gender and Women's Writing.

 

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Prof. David Bello (2016)​

bellod@wlu.edu


Washington and Lee University
Qing China, 1644-1911 Borderland Environmental History

 

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Prof. Jennifer Robertson (2016)

jennyrob@umich.edu

 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Cultural History of Japanese Colonialism, Eugenics, Bio-art and Contemporary Art, Ideologies of "Blood" in Japan and Israel, and Humanoid Robots and Posthumanism in Japan and Elsewhere.

 

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Prof. Gil Raz (2015)

gil.raz@dartmouth.edu


Dartmouth College
Chinese Religion, Daoism, and the Interaction נetween Daoism, Popular Religious Practices, and Buddhism.

 

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Prof. Mahesh Sharma (2015)

replymahesh@gmail.com

 

Panjab University
History, Early Medieval India, Relgious Study and Tribal Folklore and Early Medieval Indian History, Religious Study, Tribal Folklore.

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