Three scholars offer complementary perspectives on the study of Greek manuscripts.

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Peng Xu (Shanghai Tech University): Writing Against Erasure: Courtesans, Performance, and the Making of Late Ming Drama —book talk based on The Courtesan's Memory Voice, and Late Ming Drama…

Please join the GW Chinese Arts and Humanities Initiative for a book talk and lecture with Professor Peng Xu, associate professor at ShanghaiTech University. Peng Xu’s The Courtesan’s Memory, Voice,…

By Selma Carvalho From Ferrão comes a scholarly work of exceptional brilliance, rigour and relevance to the twenty-first century, a century defined by mass migratory movements of peoples across the…

Please join the GW Chinese Arts and Humanities Initiative for a book talk and lecture with Professor Peng Xu, associate professor at ShanghaiTech University. Peng Xu’s The Courtesan’s Memory, Voice,…

LSA senior Larnell Gross hosted an event to showcase his book, “Soul of America: 250 Years Through Books.”

Everyone can agree on the importance of New York, New Orleans and Kansas City in the origination and development of jazz. But Mark Stryker’s wonderful new book ‘Jazz From Detroit’ makes a persuasiv…

The University of Michigan Department of Sociology invites you to a special gathering celebrating the release of The Great Separation and honoring the life and legacy of Professor Xiaohong Xu. A…

The University of Michigan Department of Sociology invites you to a special gathering celebrating the release of The Great Separation and honoring the life and legacy of Professor Xiaohong Xu. A…

For Peer Review Week we get insights into the vital peer review process with author and reviewer Chris Walton.

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An interview with R Benedito Ferrão, author of ‘Across Continents: Writing Goans, Making Worlds.’