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URL:https://www.harvard-yenching.org/events/border-crossing-ethics-textboo
 ks-late-nineteenth-and-early-twentieth-century-east-asia/
SUMMARY:Border-Crossing Ethics Textbooks in Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twent
 ieth Century East Asia
DESCRIPTION:\n	Prof. Nguyen Nam (Vietnam National University - Ho Chi Minh
  City\; Vietnam Center\, Loyola University Chicago\; Associate\, Harvard-Y
 enching Institute)\n\n	Chair: Prof. Elizabeth Perry (Harvard University/Ha
 rvard-Yenching Institute)\n\n	 \n\n\n	Recent changes in the United States
  and around the world\, together with Japan’s decision to make its tradi
 tional ethics a formal school subject beginning in 2018 reconfirm the need
  of ethics\, the universality of ethical values\, and locality of ethical 
 practices in specific socio-cultural and political contexts.  This talk p
 resents a preliminary survey of how ethics as a branch of knowledge from t
 he West was introduced to Japan and became part of the nation-building pro
 cess of the country in late 19th century with the blooming of ethics textb
 ooks.  It also examines what made the transnational/transcultural journey
  of one of those textbooks possible through the case of Chūgaku rinrisho 
 and its transformations in China and Vietnam. \n\n	 \n\n	About the speak
 er: NGUYEN Nam is a lecturer of Vietnam National University in Ho Chi Minh
  City (since 1986)\, and Loyola University Chicago's Vietnam Center.  Hav
 ing earned his MA (Regional Studies – East Asia) and PhD (East Asian Lan
 guages and Civilizations\, Chinese Literature) from Harvard\, he worked as
  the manager of the Academic Program of the Harvard-Yenching Institute (HY
 I) from 2004 to 2010.  His research interests focus on Sinology (especial
 ly Confucianism)\, comparative literature (dealing mainly with East Asia)\
 , translation studies\, and adaptation studies.  He is also an associate 
 of the HYI.  
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