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… contentious, and oppressive infrastructural imaginaries. My question specifically concerns what art(-making) can … Professor in the international program of “Japan-in-Asia” Cultural Studies (JACS) and Screen Studies (Eizogaku) … Scholar for 2023-2024. Her research intersects Inter-Asia studies, transnational film and screen cultures, and …

… in his Narrative (1845), “A want of information concerning my own [birth-date] was a source of unhappiness to me even in … (New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1991), 24. [4] Douglass, My Bondage and My Freedom (1855), reprint (Ebony Classics, … Douglass (New York: Atheneum, 1968), 13; Waldo Martin, The Mind of Frederick Douglass (Chapel Hill: The University of …

… opportunity now afforded me of presenting the claims of my brethren in bonds in the United States to so many in … whole physical power to bear against the slave if such an event should arise. (Cries of “Shame!”) The slave has no … education—the light of the Gospel shut out from the dark mind of the bondman—and he forbidden by law to learn to read. …

… years old, I came to Kathak when I was 17 or 18. I was in my undergrad, and I wanted a way to curricularize the music … Because of that, you have Ismaili communities in Central Asia and the Middle East. And you have South Asian Ismailis … from another place. But that other place was South Asia, and that identity was so emplaced in South Asia because …

… interested in music? Stephen Guerra: I was probably in my early twenties, doing a bachelor’s in systems engineering. … nudged in the direction of engineering, and I do have a mind for patterns and systematicity. After going through … am teaching and then we’ll be down in Georgetown after our event in New Haven. We are at the beginning of this …

… interested in music? Stephen Guerra: I was probably in my early twenties, doing a bachelor’s in systems engineering. … nudged in the direction of engineering, and I do have a mind for patterns and systematicity. After going through … am teaching and then we’ll be down in Georgetown after our event in New Haven. We are at the beginning of this …

… not had examples of political oppression so fresh in his mind as a result of his teaching and research. Despite his … time. “ I love to teach, and see it as the main part of my job,” he said. “I don’t think there is a tension between …

… Dr. Billy Noseworthy is a historian of Southeast Asia, Asia, and the World. In addition to his position with Cornell … of Wisconsin-Madison in the History of Southeast Asia, while writing in substantial depth on the history of …

… OTHER SPONSORED EVENTS October 6 Sidney Jones Southeast Asia Project Director, International Crisis Group "Indonesia … of Language and Literature, Program for Southeast Asia Studies, Arizona State University "Challenges of … Myanmar "The Role of United States at the South East Asia's Failing State, Myanmar"   December 2 Susan Cook …

… learn from you and take away from your classes? I hope my students learn that it is very important for them to … the historical developments that are outlined in my class, and how these historical events played a key role …

… Britain, the United States, and Anticommunism in Southeast Asia”   November 6 Nancy K. Florida , Professor of Indonesian … Culture and the Undead in Thailand” February 21 Southeast Asia Studies Spring Cultural Festival Regional Food, Music, … and Art Hosted by Faculty and Students of the Southeast Asia Studies Language and Literture Progams, with the …