
J-talks @ Sydney Uni | The Samurai as Impostor and the Birth of Modernity in Tokugawa Japan (1603-1868)
The Department of Japanese Studies presents
J-talks @ Sydney Uni
The Samurai as Impostor and the Birth of Modernity in Tokugawa Japan (1603-1868)
Dr Olivier Ansart
Abstract
About the speaker
Dr Olivier Ansart carries out research on Japanese and East Asian intellectual history, focusing particularly on the political theories of Japanese Confucian thinkers of 18th century. He lectures on early modern Japanese history, the Tokugawa period, as well as social and political issues of contemporary Japan.
Dr Ansart carries out research on Japanese and East Asian intellectual history, focusing particularly on the political theories of Japanese Confucian thinkers of 18th century. He lectures on early modern Japanese history, the Tokugawa period, as well as social and political issues of contemporary Japan.
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For more information, contact: Dr Matthew Shores – matthew.shores@sydney.edu.au
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