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Lvpaaeng  留言于2014-05-15 14:05:49 |
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评论: 2014年“中国寻根之旅”夏令营 |
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Thank you so much Prof Jiang. I'll try contact them. Have a good weekend!
Yvonne Loh
Tel: 718.746.8889 Ext. 6228
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Wwuowjpj 留言于2014-05-15 13:53:22 |
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评论: UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network (2014 No.16) |
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Dear Colleague,
The 9th SICC International School Topics in Nonlinear Dynamics MODELLING AND ANALYSIS OF INNOVATION AND COMPETITION PROCESSES will be held in Milano (Italy) on May 26-30, 2014 in Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy. The event is co-organized by the Politecnico di Milano and the Italian Society for Chaos and Complexity (SICC): http://maicp2014.deib.polimi.it/ or http://www.sicc-it.org.
Best regards,
Italian Society for Chaos and Complexity
e-mail info@sicc-it.org
Web http://www.sicc-it.org
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Kluvewrm 留言于2014-05-15 13:52:56 |
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评论:《即时通讯》周电—2014年第15期（4/9-4/22） |
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Melayxhw 留言于2014-05-15 13:47:44 |
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评论:《即时通讯》周电—2014年第15期（4/9-4/22） |
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Introducing The Late Imperial Primer Literacy Sieve, A Digital Tool, with examples from Ming Steles for Shrines to Living Officials
Talk by Sarah Schneewind, UC San Diego
Friday, May 16, 2014
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Bunche Hall 10383
Many late Ming people had memorized a standard primer or two (such as the Three Character Classic) and could read – some. Vernacular literature blossomed, and daily-use encyclopedias, legal documents, scriptures, announcements, shop signs, stone inscriptions, etc., made reading an integral part of life. I will introduce a new digital tool, the Late Imperial Primer Literacy Sieve, intended to reveal roughly what a primer-literate reader could read of a given text. To demonstrate, I will apply the Sieve to steles commemorating shrines to living officials. These inscriptions typically record or invent conversations among commoners, praising some officials and criticizing others. These apparent legitimations of popular participation in politics stood, carved in stone, in public places. Was their potentially dangerous rhetoric safely isolated in the domain of gentry cultural hegemony? Only the classically literate could appreciate a stele in all its allusive complexity, but could ordinary folk read parts of it? If so, what messages might they have gleaned? The Sieve offers a way to begin to address the knotty problem of audience.
Sarah Schneewind, a graduate of Columbia University, is presently Associate Professor of History at UC, San Diego. After writing Community Schools and the State in Ming China, which challenged the centrality of the Ming founder, and the more readable A Tale of Two Melons: Emperor and Subject in Ming China, and after editing Long Live the Emperor! Uses of the Ming Founder across Six Centuries of East Asian History, she has finally turned her back on Ming Taizu to research the ubiquitous but under-studied phenomenon of shrines honoring living officials in Great Ming, with a comparison to Chosŏn Korea. She has been President of the Society for Ming Studies and manages the on-line Ming History English Translation Project.
Co-sponsored with the Center for Digital Humanities, Center for Buddhist Studies, and Center for the Study of Religion.
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Hovzdtpz 留言于2014-05-15 13:45:19 |
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评论: UWest Will Host the 24th International Conference on The Pacific Rim Management |
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Drug Discovery Summit | May 22-23, 2014 | Cambridge, MA
Bioanalytical Sensors
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4th Next Generation Sequencing
Bioinformatics & Pharmacogenomics: Managing and Analyzing Big Data
Non-Coding RNAs and RNAi Research & Therapeutics
Nucleic Acid Research & Discovery
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5th Cancer Targets & Therapeutics
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Kmnqmekx 留言于2014-05-15 13:36:09 |
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评论:《即时通讯》周电—2014年第15期（4/9-4/22） |
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Global Alliance for Preserving the History of WW II in Asia
http://www.global-alliance.net
Global Alliance Submits
Amicus Curiae Brief in Response to Lawsuit Filed
by Japanese Revisionists
Demanding Removal of a “Comfort Woman” Statue
Tuesday, May 15, 2014
In response to a frivolous lawsuit against the City of Glendale of California filed by Japanese revisionists in the Federal District Court of Los Angeles, the Global Alliance has submitted an Amicus Curiae Brief, as a friend of the Court, to assist the Court to decide whether to dismiss or proceed with the case. The Global Alliance has long been involved with the investigation, documentation, and litigation of Japanese government and private industry human rights violations and unfair labor practices in colonized and occupied countries, notably including the Comfort Women” (military sexual slaves). Through its activities, the Global Alliance has accumulated a store of knowledge of, and expertise in, the history of the “Comfort Women” of the Japanese war. It is acutely interested in doing whatever possible to bringing the wrongs against the enslaved women to public attention, and to do whatever it can to obtain redress for them.
The Glendale statue at issue in this case is a modest, but very positive, step toward educating the public about the crimes committed against the Japanese military sexual slaves. The Global Alliance is well placed to assist the federal Court in a knowledgeable and informed fashion. The Global Alliance brief highlights the historical and public available information related to the “Comfort Women” issues, relevant U.N. Resolutions, Special Rapporteur’s reports, federal and state legislation in the U.S. and other countries and court rulings regarding the Japanese atrocities that enslaved hundreds of thousands of women from Asian-Pacific nations. It further points out that: The case against Glendale is by two individuals and a pseudo corporation that are merely straw-men serving as front for a couple of fringe groups based in Japan with a distorted view of history and their perceived Japan’s “lost honor” in WWII; The justification cited by the plaintiffs is contrary to the norm and the accepted view of the international community, including the United Nations and all countries, including Japan; There is no disagreement between the U.S. and Japanese governments in acknowledging and repudiating the brutality and atrocities against the enslaved women by the Imperial Japanese military; The case plaintiffs, including a non-resident of Glendale and a bogus “California corporation,” have no standing in filing the lawsuit.
The Global Alliance recommends the Court to dismiss the case as meritless. Please contact Printimeal@aol.com or Ignatius Y. Ding at ignatius@global-alliance.net for further information. http://www.global-alliance.net/images/Boycott-Sticker_72dpi.jpg
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Mvryyhaa 留言于2014-05-15 13:32:37 |
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评论:《即时通讯》周电—2014年第15期（4/9-4/22） |
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尊敬的海外科技人才： 您好!
为了贯彻落实浙江省政府提出的坚定不移地实施创新驱动发展战略，加快实现科技教育人才强省建设，加快建设创新型省份的目标。也为了更进一步的加强与海外高层次人才的交流和合作，吸引更多的留学人员来浙发展，来杭创业。作为实现这些目标的重要平台2014浙江•杭州国际人才交流与合作大会拟定于2014年11月初在杭州召开。本次大会将以“交流、合作、创新、创业”为主题，秉承“立足杭州、面向海外、服务浙江”的宗旨诚邀广大海外留学人员报名参会，来杭创新创业，将梦想、激情和成就挥洒于杭州这片创业热土上。本次大会的主要活动：海外留学人才创业项目洽谈、海外社团创优秀新创业项目发布、海外高层次人才招聘和“千人计划”人选成果项目推介等主会场活动，并将会推出各具特色的分会场活动。
本次大会拟邀请的海外留学人才：一是取得硕士学位，在国外大学、企业或者研究机构从事专业工作三年以上的留学人员；二是取得博士学位的留学人员；三是海外留学人才创新创业团队代表；四是有影响力的海外留学人员社团；五是在产业、专业领域具有独特影响力的海外华人专才；六是已在国内创业的海外高层次留学人才。参与本次大会的省内单位：浙江各市政府、留学人员创业园以及高校、科研研究所等企事业单位；杭州市政府有关部门，各区县有关部门、开发区、留学人员创业园、科技园、投融资机构、企事业单位。热忱欢迎海内外留学人才提供来浙（杭）创业项目，与浙江、杭州企事业单位进行项目合作的信息以及来浙（杭）工作意向，大会将提供人才项目对接平台。活动期间，大会为被邀请参会的海外留学人才提供免费食宿。其中，对待技术、带项目、带资金等形式参会的海外留学人才，通过对接、筛选，经大会组委会确认，给予一定标准的国际差旅补贴。为加强项目的前期对接工作，提高人才引进成功率，作为本次大会的指定联系单位浙江省专家与留学生服务中心特意提前开始报名和征集项目工作。提前申报的项目将提前获得大会的正式邀请。请有意向人员填写邮件中的表格，并将表格发送至联系人周豪，电子邮箱：zjhwrc@vip.163.com，联系电话+86-571-87651282。 |
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