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Writing Communities into Being: The Art of Linked Verse

Ties that Bind: Exploring Complex Semantic and Social Relationships in Inscribed Paintings through the Topic of the “First Skipjack Tuna of the Season” (Hatsugatsuo)
 

Learning Through Peculiar Things: Knowledge and Worldview in 16-18th Century China

Leo Rosenstein is the EALC Staff member in charge of updating this website and curating the department newsletter, among other things. She can be found working on-site in 5 Bryant Street Room 205 on Mondays and Wednesdays, and in 9 Kirkland Place Room 102...

Alina Scotti is a PhD Candidate in East Asian Arts, Film, and Cultural Studies, where she specializes in the history of media, technology, and visual culture in modern China. Her dissertation examines changes in visual and textual modes of representation...

Kassandra Diaz received her BA in Cognitive Neuroscience and Japanese Language & Culture, and her MA in Japanese from Washington University in St. Louis, where she focused on novelist Enchi Fumiko and her rebranding of folkloric tales of demonic women, or...