Ik zie geregeld gelijkaardige berichten, en ik begrijp zelf ook niet waarom de podcast van #InterneKeuken verdwenen is, @radio1. Voor zover ik weet kost het niks om die beschikbaar te houden.
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23rd of November Dr Palumbo's talk in our Buddhist Studies series will take place in Leiden! Do sign up!
"The Buddha’s Prophecy on the Nuns and the End of the Dharma: Misogyny, Eschatology and Scriptural Formation at the Dawn of Late Antiquity" https://t.co/g3JFAHMB0S
The great historical linguist at Cornell who studied Jìndài Hànyǔ 近代汉语 (Modern Chinese), Tsu-Lin Mei (1933-2023) died on October 14, 2023. See Victor Mair's moving—and informative—tribute at:
https://t.co/F9otu6DL8z
Honored to give the keynote on cave 17 at Dunhuang, I'm really looking forward to this conference with its fresh angle on the co-existence of multiple languages along the Silk Road.
Congratulations to John Kieschnick, whose BUDDHIST HISTORIOGRAPHY IN CHINA has won of the 2023 Toshihide Numata Book Award in Buddhism! A well-deserved honor for a truly excellent and important book.
https://t.co/ozMFiMGBwd @ColumbiaUP
We are thrilled to announce the program for the “China and Global History” workshop that will take place at the Needham Research Institute at the University of Cambridge on 16 October 2023!
IDP is hiring!
We are looking for an IDP Coordinator to help organise project activities and coordinate partner correspondence.
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For more info & to apply ➡️
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having read it, this book is very, very, very, good.
it is basically the background knowledge you need to tackle any ancient chinese text that was written before the Han dynasty (I.e. Confucius, sun tzu et al) and for those written some time after
Fasinating study on early "curry" & the spice trade (tumeric, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg etc.) in SE Asia (esp. 扶南/Nôkôr Phnum) by Hung Hsiao-chun 洪曉純 &al.: https://t.co/nq43uaAR30, https://t.co/5mm14TShAj
"The first comprehensive study and translation into English of Chinese literary works dealing with insects."—Anne McLaren, University of Melbourne
https://t.co/6AeXLTyUCm