Uyen T. Nguyen is a historian of modern Vietnam with a strong interest in historical transitions and the interactions between politico-economic changes and socio-cultural identity. Her current book project, Beloved City, Depraved City: Communist Takeovers...
Matthew Wild works on classical Chinese literature and intellectual history. He is completing a book manuscript titled Sounding Public: Voice and the Aesthetics of Evidence in High Qing China, which offers a fresh account of eighteenth-century Chinese...
Hoa Le (Lê T. Vinh Hoa) joins the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations in the Fall of 2022 from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa where she taught Vietnamese language courses and applied linguistics. Her research interests include Task...
Ying-Chieh Wang is a Preceptor in Chinese in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at Harvard University, where she has been teaching since 2020. Before joining Harvard, she taught at Wake Forest University and National Taiwan...
Dr. Gulnar Eziz Yulghun has held the position of Preceptor at Harvard University since January 2020, where she instructs courses in Chaghatay (Eastern Middle Turkic, 14th to 20th century) and Uyghur (Southeastern Turkic) languages. She gained her PhD in...
