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The East Asian ‚Mediterranean‘
Kurzmitteilung
The East Asian ‚Mediterranean‘, c. 1500-1800:
A New Quality in the Development of its Neighbouring Countries
Research project has been sponsored by the VW-Foundation, May 2002 – July 2009 Weiterlesen
Maritime Knowledge for China Seas
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Maritime Knowledge for China Seas
(Joint project of the École Française d’Éxtrȇme Orient, France, and the Academia Sinica, Taibei)
In an era where Chinese naval presence in Asian Seas is increasingly discussed and even disputed, it seems important to reconsider and review our knowledge on China’s seafaring tradition. With focus paid to the practical know-how that was available to the craftsmen, seamen and merchants during the xvith-xviiith centuries, as well as the special emphasis on sailing and trading knowledge, this current project proposes a new approach for analysing Chinese maritime history. Weiterlesen
Recovery of Traditional Technologies
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Recovery of Traditional Technologies I: A Comparative Study of Past and Present Fermentation and Associated Distillation Technologies in Eurasia and Their Roots
January 2015 – July 2016
The aim of this project is to research traditional food processing techniques and technologies in Mongolia, Taiwan, Turkey, Japan, Korea and Mexico. This will include as an area of particular emphasis the production of fermented and distilled beverages. Weiterlesen
Red de Estudios Superiores Asia Pacífico
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Red de Estudios Superiores Asia Pacífico
Mexico y la Cuenca del Pacífico
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Mexico y la Cuenca del Pacífico
Frontiers of History in China
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Frontiers of History in China
This is an English journal called „Frontiers of History in China: Selected Publications from Chinese Universities“, which is co-published by the Springer Company in Germany and the Higher Education Press in China. We select high quality articles from Chinese universities written in Chinese and translate them into English in order to make them acessible to a wider readership worldwide.
The Importance of Stone Inscriptions for the Study of Tomb Inscriptions
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The Importance of Stone Inscriptions for the Study of Tomb Inscriptions (muzhiming 墓誌銘)
Higashi Ajia no kaiiku kōryū to Nihon dentō bunka no keisei
This research was part of an interdisciplinary research project based at Tōkyō University, Faculty of Humanities (人文社會系研究科), Japan (Prof. Dr. Kojima Tsuyoshi 小島毅):
„Higashi Ajia no kaiiku kōryū to Nihon dentō bunka no keisei 東アジアの海域 交流と日本傳統文化の形成“, and focused on late Tang, Wudai, and Song stone inscriptions. Weiterlesen
Journal of Marine and Island Cultures (JMIC)
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Journal of Marine and Island Cultures (JMIC)
Editor-in-Chief: Seok-Joon HONG (Mokpo National University, Korea), Gloria PUNGETTI (University of Cambridge, UK)
Associate Editors-in-Chief: Sun-Kee HONG (MIC, Mokpo National University, Korea), Takakazu YUMOTO (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan), Singgih Tri SULISTIYONO (Indonesia), Jala MAKHZOUMI (American University of Beirut, Lebanon), Oliver RACKHAM (University of Cambridge, UK), Angela SCHOTTENHAMMER (University of Salzburg, Austria) Weiterlesen