The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University
Announces its new PhD program in East Asian Languages and Civilizations
(EALC). It is a research-intensive, inter-disciplinary, area-based degree in
the study of the traditional and modern languages and cultures of China.
Students may focus on iterature, literary criticism, comparative cultural
studies, cultural history, or linguistics.
Applications for the 2010-2011 year, to be considered for financial aid
including Teaching or Research Assistantship, close on December 15, 2009.
For all others, the deadline is April 15, 2010. Students will be notified by
the end of February admission. A number of Research and Teaching
Assistantships are available. Application procedures and forms may be found
at the Graduate College web page (http://graduate.asu.edu/) for admissions.
For more information, please visit
http://silc.asu.edu/graduate/degrees/phd-chinese, or contact Barbara Tibbets
(barbara.tibbets@asu.edu) or Stephen H. West (Stephen.H.West@asu.edu).
FACULTY IN EAST ASIAN STUDIES
Anthony Chambers (twentieth-century Japanese fiction), Stephen Bokenkamp
(early medieval Chinese literature and religion, Daoism), Chen Huaiyu
(medieval Chinese religious cultures, Nestorian Christianity and Buddhism),
Hyaewal Choi (sociocultural history of women in Korea and East Asia), Robert
Cutter (early medieval Chinese literature), John Creamer (medieval Japanese
scribal and visual culture), Young Kyun Oh (Chinese linguistics, Sino-Korean
cultural history), Pori Park (Korean Buddhism), Madeline K. Spring (Chinese
language pedagogy, medieval Chinese literature), Hoyt Cleveland Tillman
(Chinese intellectual and cultural history), Stephen H. West (urban culture,
garden studies, performance literature, and literary production of
900–1400), Timothy C. Wong (Ming-Qing Chinese fiction), Zhang Xia
(Chinese-language pedagogy), Yoon Sun Yang (comparative literature, modern
Korean literature), John Yu Zou (comparative literature, modern Chinese
literature and cinema)
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Young Kyun Oh
Assistant Professor of Chinese and Sino-Korean
Arizona State University
480-727-7447
youngoh@asu.edu
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