Kyoto Lectures
Kyoto conserva ancora oggi la sua antica tradizione di cultura come uno dei maggiori centri accademici del Giappone e luogo di incontro per gli studiosi di tutto il mondo. Organizzate in collaborazione con la Ecole Française d’Extrême-Orient e il Center for Research in Humanities dell’Università Statale di Kyoto, le Kyoto Lectures offrono agli specialisti delle culture e società dell’Asia Orientale la possibilità di presentare a Kyoto i risultati delle ricerche in corso.
Kyoto Lectures
Who Cooked for Consul-General Townsend Harris
Chinese and the Introduction of Western Cooking to Japan
Timothy Y. Tsu
24 novembre 2017 18:00
École française d'Extrême-Orient
Kyoto Lectures
Mantras for the Masses
The Saidaiji Order and the Spread of Kōmyō Shingon Practices in Medieval Japan
David Quinter
20 ottobre 2017 18:00
École française d'Extrême-Orient
Kyoto Lectures
On French and Japanese Anthropologies
André Leroi-Gourhan in Kyoto (1937-1939)
Damien Kunik
26 settembre 2017 18:00
École française d'Extrême-Orient
Kyoto Lectures
Jesuit Buildings in Early Modern Japanese Art
A Comparative Analysis
Bébio Vieira Amaro
19 luglio 2017 18:00
The Institute for Research in Humanities (IRH), Kyoto University (seminar room 1, 1st floor)
Kyoto Lectures
Citadels Modernity
Japan's Castles in War and Peace
Ran Zwigenberg
21 giugno 2017 18:00
The Institute for Research in Humanities (IRH), Kyoto University (seminar room 1, 1st floor)
Kyoto Lectures
Sea Theologies
Elements for a Conceptualization of Maritime Religiosity in Japan
Fabio Rambelli
30 maggio 2017 18:00
The Institute for Research in Humanities (IRH), Kyoto University (seminar room 1, 1st floor)
Kyoto Lectures
Magic and the conversion of the lords of Kyushu (1560-1580)
A Global Comparative Perspective
Alan Strathern
16 maggio 2017 18:00
The Institute for Research in Humanities (IRH), Kyoto University (seminar room 1, 1st floor)
Kyoto Lectures
Japan and the United States
Observations from Immigration Studies
Gary Y. Okihiro
24 aprile 2017 18:00
The Institute for Research in Humanities (IRH), Kyoto University (seminar room 1, 1st floor)
