AAS Annual Meeting
\nMarch 26-29, 2009
\nSheraton, Chicago<\/p>\n
Each spring, the AAS holds a four-day conference devoted to planned programs of scholarly papers, roundtable discussions and panel sessions on a wide range of issues in research and teaching, and on Asian affairs in general.<\/p>\n
Workshop and panels relating to Ming studies<\/p>\n
Workshop: “Two Perspectives on the Ming.”\u00a0 Six panelists will discuss two recent books:
\nSusan Naquin, Lynn Struve, and Ann Waltner on Jonathan Spence’s <Return to Dragon Mountain>, and Michael Tsin, Harriet Zurndorfer, and Tim Brook on Tim Brook’s <Vermeer’s Hat>.
\nTime: 7:00-9:00, Friday
\nLocation: Ontario Room<\/p>\n
Session 44: Visualizing Order: Images and the Construction of Legal Culture in Ming and Qing China
\nCo-Organizers: Yonglin Jiang and Yanhong Wu, Bryn Mawr College
\nDiscussant: Edward L. Farmer, University of Minnesota<\/p>\n
Session 45: The New Military History of Mid-imperial China (Song and Ming)
\nOrganizer and Chair: Michael Szonyi, Harvard, Canada
\nDiscussant: Leo K. Shin, University of British Columbia, Canada<\/p>\n
Session 114: Jesuit Book Culture in Late Imperial China
\nOrganizer: Anthony E. Clark, The University of Alabama
\nChair and Discussant: Cynthia J. Brokaw, The Ohio State University<\/p>\n
Session 118: The Mandate of Heaven at the Local Level in Imperial China
\nOrganizer: Sarah Schneewind, University of California, San Diego
\nChair: Xiaofei Kang, Carnegie Mellon University
\nDiscussant: Robert P. Weller, Boston University<\/p>\n
Session 140: Historicizing \u201cChina\u201d and the \u201cChinese\u201d
\nOrganizer and Chair: Mark C. Elliott, Harvard University
\nDiscussant: Lydia H. Liu, Columbia University<\/p>\n
Session 168: Appropriating Crafts, Owning Knowledge: Chinese Handicrafts and Proprietary Issues from Pre-modern to Present Day
\nOrganizer and Chair: Dagmar Schaefer, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
\nDiscussant: Madeleine Zelin, Columbia University<\/p>\n
Session 192: The Sinew of Power: Capital, Trade and Gunpowder in East and Southeast Asia, 1100-1683
\nOrganizer and Chair: Wing-Kin Puk, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
\nDiscussant: Peter C. Perdue, Yale University<\/p>\n
Session 213: ROUNDTABLE: Spreading Feng Menglong\u2019s (1574-1646) “Words”
\nOrganizer and Chair: Robert E. Hegel, Washington University
\nDiscussants: Shuhui Yang, Bates College; Yunqin Yang, Bates College; Lorri Hagman, University of Washington Press; Allan Barr, Pomona College; David L. Rolston, University of Michigan; Kimberly Besio, Colby College<\/p>\n
Session 232: New Perspectives on Wang Xizhi
\nOrganizer and Chair: Antje Richter, University of Colorado at Boulder
\nDiscussant: Paul W. Kroll, University of Colorado at Boulder<\/p>\n
Session 247: Theater Beside Itself: Transmutations of the Theatrical in Thirteenth to Seventeenth-Century China
\nOrganizer: Ling Hon Lam, Vanderbilt University
\nChair: Yuming He, The University of Chicago
\nDiscussant: Catherine Swatek, University of British Columbia, Canada<\/p>\n
Session 248: The Social Life of Boudoir Arts in Late Imperial China
\nOrganizer: Yuhang Li, University of Chicago, Canada
\nChair: Angela Sheng, MacMaster University, Canada
\nDiscussants: Dorothy Ko, Columbia University; Marsha S. Haufler, University of Kansas<\/p>\n
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