Hello everyone,
Our own Professor Naomi Standen is giving a talk titled "Taking China
out of Premodern Global History" at Princeton on March 9 at 4:30PM
(EST). Please follow the link for full details.
https://humanities.princeton.edu/event/taking-china-out-of-premodern-global-history-bodies-threads-and-fabrics/
‘China’ is a problematical concept for the premodern period because the
name unavoidably invokes the fixity of a modern nation-state that maps
poorly onto the various and ever changing political formations of
earlier centuries. This talk takes technologies of the body – viewed
through various aspects of textiles – as cases through which to reframe
our understanding of premodern Eastern Eurasia with interactions and
relationships at the core of a non-sinocentric analysis.
Register here:
https://princeton.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwoceuqrzsjG9bAzVYVz17Iv9oM9n9x3R8t
Sincerely,
Ya Zuo
Hello everyone,
Our own Professor Naomi Standen is giving a talk titled "Taking China
out of Premodern Global History" at Princeton on March 9 at 4:30PM
(EST). Please follow the link for full details.
https://humanities.princeton.edu/event/taking-china-out-of-premodern-global-history-bodies-threads-and-fabrics/
‘China’ is a problematical concept for the premodern period because the
name unavoidably invokes the fixity of a modern nation-state that maps
poorly onto the various and ever changing political formations of
earlier centuries. This talk takes technologies of the body – viewed
through various aspects of textiles – as cases through which to reframe
our understanding of premodern Eastern Eurasia with interactions and
relationships at the core of a non-sinocentric analysis.
Register here:
https://princeton.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwoceuqrzsjG9bAzVYVz17Iv9oM9n9x3R8t
Sincerely,
Ya Zuo