Lecture Series: New Horizons in Japanese Historywriting: The Books and Their Authors

Lecture Series: New Horizons in Japanese Historywriting: The Books and Their Authors

September 22, 2004

Lecture Series: New Horizons in Japanese Historywriting: The Books and Their Authors
Geographies of Identities in Nineteenth-Century Japan
Prof. David Howell (Professor of Japanese History, Dept. of East Asian Studies, Princeton University)
918 International Affairs Building (118th St. and Amsterdam Ave.)
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
The books and xeroxes of proofs or manuscripts will be available for purchase before talks. Please contact Arie Bram at 212-854-4591.
Co-sponsored by the Weatherhead East Asian Institute

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