Dongfang Shao's announcement forwarded from SULAIR News (https://lib.stanford.edu/sulairnews):
The Stanford East Asia Library is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. Regan Murphy Kao, who will join us on March 20, 2012, as the Japanese Studies Librarian.
Come to the 8th annual Pan Asian Music Festival! The Stanford Symphony Orchestra and the Stanford Philharmonia Orchestra will be performing as part of the Festival's series of lectures, events, demonstrations and performances. The Festival is from Feb 3-11th, and will explore how musical performance traditions from Asian countries have changed and been transformed throughout history.
Asian Masters Encounter the Western Musical Tradition: Stanford Symphony Orchestra
Saturday, Feb 4
8 PM at Dinkelspeil
$10/$5 students, Stanford students FREE with SUID
Selected Maps, Pre-modern
Organizations in Japan, Selected
Doing Research in Japan, Selected
Photographs, Selected
Encyclopedias and Dictionaries, Selected
JapanKnowledge+知識探索 (Available to Stanford-affiliated users)
Some of the resources included in this database are:
Selected Japanese-Language E-Resources for Japan Studies
January-February 2011
東アジア海域叢書. 汲古書院, 2010- Projected in 20 volumes. Call number varies.
岩波講座東アジア近現代通史. 岩波書店, 2010- Projected in 11 volumes. Call number: DS518 .I93 2010
新編原典中国近代思想. 岩波書店, 2010- Projected in 7 volumes. Call number: DS721 .S55 2010
Congratulations to Dongfang Shao, Director of the East Asia Library, who will be among those Stanford authors honored at the Stanford Humanities Center on Wednesday, February 23, 2011 when it presents the18th Annual Publication Celebration.
