Asian Languages and Cultures
Two days workshop: May 15 & May 16 9:00 am to 5:30 pm.
This seminar is open to all faculty and students. Email cx140@scarletmail.rutgers.edu before April 17, 2026, to RSVP.
This talk explores critiques of posthumanism in works by Chen Qiufan, Wang Jinkang, and Liu Cixin.
This talk considers how limpidity, qing, a key concept in the political culture of early medieval China, was appropriated by elite writers as an aesthetic ideal and an important way of self-fashioning in the last decades of the fifth century.
Join us for a hands-on workshop exploring nerikiri, a traditional Japanese confectionery.
This lecture examines twenty-four newly uncovered English essays by C. T. Hsia during his Yale years.
This lecture seeks to explore the shifting definitions of the borderland as a geopolitical space, a territorial gateway, a contact zone, a liminal terrain, a “state of exception,” and a venue of imagined non-communities.
