1/31 “Biographies of Exemplary Women” in 19th century Vietnam

 Kathlene Baldanza, Asian Studies, Penn State University

2/28 “Accidental Status: Reassessing Protection Privilege in Northern Song (960-1127)”

Eric S. Lee, History, Cornell University

3/21 "Sacred Performances and Epigraphic Echoes: Temple Festivals in North China during Late Medieval China"

Yumeng Zhang, Asian Literature, Religion & Culture, Cornell University

4/18 Cornell Classical Chinese Colloquium

Thomas P. Kelly, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University

9/27 Bingta menghen lu 病榻夢痕 [Traces of Dreams on a Sick Man’s Bed]

Patricia Buckley Ebrey, History, University of Washington

10/25 Burning Wood to Fire Ceramics in Jingdezhen

Chen Kaijun, East Asian Studies, Brown University

11/2 Blood and the injured body in literate Chinese medicine: Two cases from the formulary of Xu Shuwei

Yi-Li Wu, Women’s and Gender Studies and History, University of Michigan

11/15 Classical Chinese in Mexico, in 1923, on Mesmerism: Two Examples

Xiangjun Feng, East Asian Studies, University of Toronto

2/2 The Emergence of the Yuan non-Han Ancestry in Late Qing North China

Tomoyasu Liyama, Faculty of Letters, Arts, and Sciences, Waseda University

3/8 Animating Forces

Andrew Schonebaum, East Asian Studies, University of Maryland

3/22 Epitaphs Made Widely Available

Man Xu, History, Tufts University

4/12 Naming and Knowledge in the East Asian Sea.

Su-yeon Seo, Asian Studies, Cornell University

9/22 Cosmic Correlations in Dali-Kingdom Buddhism 

Megan Bryson, Religious Studies, University of Tennessee

10/20 Old Ghosts in Tang Chang'an: Two Stories 

Xin Wen, East Asian Studies, Princeton University

11/10 Kang Youwei's Roman Diaries (1904) 

Haun Saussy, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago

2/17 Content and Form: Dunhuang Anthologies of Tang Poetry

Casey Stevens, Asian Studies, Cornell University

3/31 Xunzi's (荀子) "On Rituals" (禮論)

Michael Nylan, History, UC Berkeley

4/14 “How does Language Work?: Vasubandhu(世親)’s Discussions from the Abhidharmakośa(bhāṣya) (阿毘達磨倶舍論)”

Liyu Hua, Asian Studies, Cornell University

4/21 Xingke tiben: A Murder Case from 1762

Matthew Sommer, History, Stanford University

10/14 Reading Artisanal Knowledge from 16th century Korea

Kang Hyeok Hweon, East Asian Languages and Cultures, Washington University at St. Louis

10/28 "The Record of the Relocation of the Stone Classics to the Prefectural School of Jingzhao Prefecture."

Jeffrey Moser, History of Art and Architecture, Brown University

11/11 A Taiping General’s Poem in the Anti-Qing Revolution

Yue (Mara) Du, History, Cornell University

12/2 "What Troubles the World is Inequality": Politics Before Metaphysics in Guo Xiang's 郭象 (252-312) Zhuangzi 莊子 Commentary”

Lucas Bender, East Asian Languages, Yale University

2/11 "Gong Xin, Xin ke zeng bu gu jin yi jian 新刻增補古今醫鑑" (1576)

Jingya Guo, History, Cornell University

4/15 The 1265 Dual Steles: Narrating, Visualizing, and Gendering a Quanzhen Daoist Lineage on Stone

Wang Jin Ping, History, National University of Singapore

5/6 "Fengshui in Texts from Qing China."

Tristan Brown, History, MIT

5/20 Chinese Buddhist liturgical texts (zhaiwen 齋文) composed largely in parallel prose (pianliwen 駢儷文 or siliuwen 四六文)

Stephen Teiser, Religion, Princeton University

10/1 Songs to Encourage the Cessation of Litigation (Xisong ge 息訟歌) in Ming and Qing.

Joseph Dennis, History, University of Wisconsin

10/29 Qiu Jun's "Daxue yanyi bu"

Tim Brook, History, University of British Columbia

11/12 “Yuan-Ming Nourishing Life (yangsheng) Texts: the Discourse of Men.”

He Bian, History and East Asian Studies, Princeton University

12/3 Fan Zongshi's "Jiang shouju yuanchi ji" and the Reception of an Impossible Text

Nathan Vedal, East Asian Studies, University of Toronto

2/12 Writing and Printing for Praying: Colophons of Dali Buddhist Scriptures

Yuanyuan Duan, Asian Studies, Cornell University

3/5 The Dao of soliciting a patron:  Zheng Xia 鄭 俠 (1041-1119)'s "Letter presented to [the] Transport Intendant"  上漕車書 (Anon, Guo chao er bai jia ming xian wen cui  國朝二百家名賢文粹)

Beverly Bossler, History, Brown University

4/2 Qianlong Emperor’s Poem, “On the Mirror” 

Sophie Volpp, East Asian Languages and Cultures and Comparative Literature, UC Berkely

5/8 Phonology and Human Difference in the Late Ming: Chen Di's "Mao shi guyin kao zixu (Author's Preface to Investigation of the Ancient Pronunciations in the Mao Odes)" (1606)

Leigh Jenco, Government, London School of Economics and Political Science

9/11 “Rhetorical and Receptional Politics of Cheng Xuanying’s (ca. 605-690) Commentary on Zhuangzi”

Shuheng “Diana” Zhang, East Asian Studies, University of Pennsylvania

10/17 Diary of a temple association from Shanxi and a ritual text that likely originated in Guizhou province. 

Meir Shahar, East Asian Affairs, Tel Aviv University

11/13 Bones, Brains, and Meridians: Animated Anatomy and Image-Text Analysis

Lan Li, Humanities, Rice University

12/4 Reading Adultery in the Criminal Records of Late Chosŏn Korea

Jisoo Kim, History, George Washington University

1/31 Sengyou on Translating Scripture: China’s First Attempt to Conceptualize a Literary Other

Dan Boucher, Buddhist Studies, Cornell University

5/1 [CANCELED] Advertising Commercial publications in Early Modern China: Paratexts and Targeted Readerships

Cynthia Brokaw, History, Brown University

10/4 The Material Power of Stone in Writing

Dorothy Ko, History, Barnard College

10/18 What You Can Buy and What You Can’t: Two Essays From Xianqing Ouji

Tina Lu, East Asian Languages and Literatures, Yale University

11/15 Humans as Drugs (renyao 人藥) in the Ming and Qing Dynasties: Selected Texts from Chinese Materia Medica (bencao 本草)

Chung Erqi, Philosophy, Syracuse University

12/6 Literary Prowess and Politics among the Vietnamese in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

Keith Taylor, History, Cornell University

2/22 A Unique Eunuch Document of the late Qianlong Reign

Norman Kutcher, History, Syracuse University

3/8 The Shinsen jikyō (898-901) preface and the move from glossae collectae to dictionary

John Whitman, Linguistics, Cornell University

4/19 Digital humanities workshop on Methods of Digital Prosopography: Data Mining and Data Visualization

Song Chen, Chinese History, Bucknell University

5/3 Carved in Stone: The Use of Engraved Stele in Song Local Governance, 960-1279

Zoe Shan Lin, History, Ithaca College

10/26 One of the earliest miracle tales about Guanshiyin (Avalokiteśvara)

Victor Mair, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, University of Pennsylvania

11/2 “Expressions of the heart from the exuberances of wind, clouds, moon, and dew”: encounters with a poetess in the Record of Lingering Fragrance (1814)

Hoai Khai Tran, Asian Studies, Cornell University

11/21 Digital humanities - new ways to mine online databases for Chinese Studies

Michael Stanley-Baker, History and Medical Humanities, Nanyang Technological University

2/23 Thinking Through Parallels: The Classic of Odes and its Echoes in Early Sources

Micheal Hunter, East Asian Languages & Literatures, Yale University

3/16 Religious Boilerplate vs. Snapshot of the Once Lived: A Middle-Distanced Reading of the Entombed ‘Letters to the Underworld’ 告地書

Dewei Shen, East Asian Studies, Stanford University

4/20 Many Ming Temple Inscriptions from Henan

Bruce Rusk, Asian Studies, University of British Columbia

5/4 The Re-Theorization of Ritual Healing in Song Huizong’s Comprehensive Record of Sagely Beneficence 聖濟總錄

TJ Hinrich, History, Cornell University

9/8 Excessive Cult or Proper Ritual? Religious Boundaries and Imperial Politics as Seen from a Shanghai Manuscript”〈柬大王泊旱〉

Guolong Lai, Art History, University of Florida

9/29 The Bells of Liang Qi 梁其鐘 : A Musical Reading of a 9th-century BCE Chinese Bronze Inscription

Jeffrey Tharsen, Humanities, University of Chicago

10/20 Cantonese Migrant Networks: Two Stone Inscriptions from the West River Basin

Steven B. Miles, History, University of Washington in St. Louis

11/17 A Ming Dynasty Inscription on the Sublime Relationship between Humans and Spirits at the Lingqiu Temple at Fajiu Mountain, Zhangzi county, Changzhi, Shanxi (明嘉靖九年（1530）重修靈湫廟記神神人人之事：山西長治長子縣發鳩山的靈湫廟碑文)

Robin McNeal, Asian Studies, Cornell University

3/3 What Was Writing for? Transmission Scenes in Warring States Excavated Manuscripts

Du Heng, East Asian Languages and Cultures, Harvard University

4/14 The Charms of Mandarin in the Qīng and the Key to Northern and Southern Guānhuà

Richard Vanness Simmons, Languages, Rutgers University

4/21 Of Turnips and Apricots: Livelihood and Lifestyle in the Northern Wei as Seen through the Agricultural Treatise Qímín Yàoshù 齊民要術

Francesca Bray, Social Anthropology, University of Edinburgh

5/5 Reading Sinitic Medical Texts in Mid Edo period Japan: Kagawa Shūtoku (1683-1755)

Clarence Lee, Business, Cornell University

Vietnamese Regulated Verse in Two Poets: Nguyễn Trãi (1380-1442) and Hồ Xuân Hương (1772-1822)

John Phan, Asian Studies, Rutgers University

Chan Buddhist Interpretations of the Investigation of Things (gewu): Dahui Zonggao (1089-1163) and Hanshan Deqing (1546-1623)

Ari Borrell, International Bibliography, Modern Language Association

Preface, Guiyi fang

Xiao Rong, History, Shenzhen University

Negotiated Past: Zeng Bu’s (1036-1107) Diary and Court Politics in Twelfth-Century China

Yung-chang Tung, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University

2/19 Cho Soang's 赵素昂 (1887-1958) Preface to Hanguo wenyuan 韓國文苑 (1932)

Han Songyeol, East Asian Studies, Princeton University

Ming Tongue-Biting Cases

Chen Shiau-Yun, History, Cornell University

“Chongxiu hetaosidagu miao bei ji” 重修河套四⼤大股廟碑記, Wang Jianxun 王建勳, 1898

Wang Yi, History, Binghamton University

How to Read Editorial Principles: Yu Chu xinzhi 虞初新志 and Installment Publication

Son Suyoung, Asian Studies, Cornell University