Modern East Asia: China
- Founded
1958 - Seminar Number
443
This seminar is concerned with the politics, society, culture, and international relations of China from the early nineteenth century to the present. Its broader purpose is to explore the evolution of Chinese civilization over the past century of revolution and rapid social change. Papers—work in progress—are circulated to members and associates in advance of each meeting. Authors are asked to give a brief oral introduction, after which a discussant comments. The entire remainder of each session is comprised of members’ reactions to the paper and the author’s responses.
Co-Chairs
Professor William Charles Wooldridge
Assistant Professor, Lehman College, CUNY, History
william.wooldridge@lehman.cuny.edu
Robert Joseph Barnett
Director, Modern Tibet Studies Program Columbia University, Weatherhead East Asian Institute
rjb58@columbia.edu
Rapporteur
Nicole Kwoh
njk2121@columbia.edu
Welcome
Meetings
| 09/13/2012 | 918, IAB 7:00 PM |
A Transnational Journey of Sentimentalism: The First Chinese Translation of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and Novels of the Chinese Coolies
Wen Jin, Columbia University
Discussant: Eugenia Lean, Columbia University
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