圓福寺蔵本を通して見る「嵯峨本伊勢物語の世界 (The World of Saga-bon Ise Monogatari as seen through the Enfukuji Collection)
Takahiro Sasaki, Director of Institute of Oriental Classics (Shido Bunko) and Professor of Keio University
The More the Merrier: Japanese Premodern Prints
Akiko Walley, Maude I. Kerns Associate Professor of Japanese Art, University of Oregon
Keep your zoom open during the break!in Japanese with an option for simultaneous English transcription by Matthew Hayes [Will be Recorded] Keep your zoom open during the break!For questions in English: Prof. Sasaki will answer shortly following the event. Answers will be translated into English and posted to this site within one to two weeks.
The link to the recording and presentation slides will be posted here later after the event.
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古筆手鑑の世界 (The World of Kohitsu Tekagami)
Takahiro Sasaki, Director of Institute of Oriental Classics (Shido Bunko) and Professor of Keio University
in Japanese with an option for simultaneous English transcription by Matthew Hayes [Will be Recorded] Keep your zoom open during the break!For questions in English: Prof. Sasaki will answer shortly following the event. Answers will be translated into English and posted to this site within one to two weeks.
The link to the recording and presentation slides will be posted here later after the event.
Questions? Contact tbialock@library.ucla.edu.
PLEASE REGISTER HERE!
Do All the Pieces Matter?: Calligraphy Fragments in the University of Orgeon Tekagami
Akiko Walley, Maude I. Kerns Associate Professor of Japanese Art, University of Oregon
The Yale Tekagamijō and the Digital Future of Tekagami Research
Edward Kamens, Sumitomo Professor of Japanese Studies, Yale University
The link to the recording and presentation slides will be posted here later after the event.
Questions? Contact tbialock@library.ucla.edu.
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