The 286th Nichibunken Thursday Seminar/The 263rd Nichibunken Evening Seminar
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Date: 2026.02.19 (Thu) 17:00
Theme
Nina FARIZOVA, Spatiality and Temporality of Man’yōshū: The Moon in Kibutsu chinshi and Seijutsu shincho
ZHU Jie, From Philosophical Reflection to Scientific Practice: A New Phase of "Qi" Theory in China
ZHU Jie, From Philosophical Reflection to Scientific Practice: A New Phase of "Qi" Theory in China
Overview
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Speaker
Nina FARIZOVAJF-Nichibunken Fellow, International Research Center for Japanese Studies
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ZHU JieVisiting Research Fellow, International Research Center for Japanese Studies
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Commentators
INOUE SayakaNara Prefecture Complex of Man'yo Culture
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SUN XulunDoctor, NanYuan Hospital (pre-recorded)
- Moderator
SAKA ChihiroProject Research Fellow, International Research Center for Japanese Studies
Information
| Date: | 2026.02.19 (Thu) |
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- Place:
- Seminar Room 1, Nichibunken (Onsite Only)
- Start time:
- 17:00
- End time:
- 18:30
- Target audience:
- Open to researchers, including students
- Language:
- Japanese
- Registration:
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Required.
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