Global Antiquity is delighted to invite UCLA faculty members to an ancient studies writing retreat. Join colleagues from across the Humanities and Social Sciences for an opportunity to make meaningful progress on your latest project in a quiet, contemplative space. The event will take place from 9:00 am–5:00 pm in Royce 306 on Tuesday, May...
Global Antiquity is pleased to invite you to its final Faculty Lunch Series talk of the 2024–2025 academic year featuring Professor David Schaberg (Asian Languages and Cultures, UCLA). On Friday, May 9 from 12:00–1:30 pm in Royce 306, he will deliver a lecture titled Lineage Histories in Early Chinese Historiography. Lunch and refreshments will be...
Click Here to Attend Via Zoom Since the so-called “imperial turn,” it is uncontroversial that particular center-periphery relationships stimulated transimperial connectivity. More recent work, moreover, gives peripheries greater agency in such models, in as much as peripheries are no longer considered only as sites of infrastructural and economic development initiated by imperial centers, but as...
