Religious Poetry Workshop
Tomorrow marks the start of the Princeton Workshop on Chinese Religious Poetry, organized by myself and Jason Protass. Despite what the poster says, all are welcome to come, even without […]
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New Schools Workshop
This past year, as part of the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in the Humanities (IHUM), my colleagues and I organized a series of events at Princeton: pairing artists with faculty to experiment in […]
Presentation at Princeton Early Text Cultures Workshop
This Saturday morning (April 16), I will be presenting on a panel called “Intertextuality as Time Travel” with comparatist/classicist Leon Grek. I warmly welcome anyone in the New York, New […]
New Resources Section: Digital Humanities and Data Visualization Tools
Over the past few months, I’ve been working with Princeton’s Center for Digital Humanities (CDH) as part of their collaboratory, in which a handful of grad students and postdocs work […]
Dunhuang Presentation II
I was very excited to be able to present some of my recent research at a conference on Dunhuang Manuscripts. I received a lot of excellent feedback and suggestions from […]
Dunhuang Presentation at Princeton
Next week, I will be giving a presentation at the conference “Dunhuang Manuscripts: The Next 20 Years,” held at Princeton University, September 6-8, 2014. The conference is organized by Stephen […]
Translation Lunch Series, 103
On Monday, September 24, I will be giving a talk on “Rhythm in Arthur Waley’s Translation of Chinese Poetry” for Princeton’s Translation Lunch Series, run by David Bellos (himself a translator […]