原爆と原発の間を揺れ動く日本: メディア・プロパガンダ・サイエンス / Japan’s Split Society Between Genbaku and Genpatsu: Media, Propaganda and Science
With apologies for cross-posting, I would like to draw your attention to the upcomming online lecture series.
With apologies for cross-posting, I would like to draw your attention to the upcomming online lecture series.
Dear colleagues,
We are writing to invite you and your colleagues to join us for the launch of the Education, Justice and Memory (EdJAM) network with a series of events in the first week of March 2021. The Education, Justice and Memory (EdJam) network is a collaborative international network of researchers, educators and civil society organisations working in the arts, education and heritage. We are committed to creative ways to teach and learn about the violent past in order to build more just futures. EdJAM is a UKRI GCRF funded Network Plus.
Other Education is seeking book reviewers for 2021. We are an open-source international academic online journal that considers education differently. With this, our book reviews (and reviewers) might consider the field of education expansively. We are open to various structures of a book review:
Book Reviews
More than a summary, a book review is intended to provide an engaged evaluation of the themes, arguments and approaches to the text, as well as to provoke further contemplation and interaction with what the book has (or, if found lacking, needs) to offer.
Please join the University of Washington Taiwan Studies Program for a lecture on the studies of Taiwan History by Professor Hsueh-chi Hsu 許雪姬 教授, Director of Institute of Taiwan History at Academia Sinica of Taiwan on March 1st at 3:30-5:15p.m Pacific Time
Zoom: https://washington.zoom.us/j/91882998525
Meeting ID: 918 8299 8525
Education 2021: Online learning in the arts and humanities
The Online Edictaion confernece 2021 seeks papers around the issue of online learning in the arts and humanities to coincide with the kepynote ttle of rthe ocnfernece:
Gettysburg College and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History announced today that
David S. Reynolds, author of Abe: Abraham Lincoln in His Times (Penguin Press), is the
recipient of the 2021 Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize.
Reynolds is a Distinguished Professor at the Graduate Center of the City University of New
York, and also a critic, historian, and biographer, who explores the intersections between culture,
society, and politics. In the field of history, he highlights the importance of culture. Upholding
Join us for biweekly lunchtime "bites" into Morven's history with Docent Kim Gallagher followed by Q&A starting at noon on February 22.
The Institute for Advanced Study intends to make a professorial appointment in the School of Historical Studies in the field of the History of Art and Architecture. All specializations will be considered from candidates with distinguished scholarly accomplishments.