Faculty Information - NII Yoko | Daito Bunka University

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NII Yoko

Department Daito Bunka University Faculty of Literature Department of History and Culture

Job Associate Professor

Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Researcher number
10757280

Present specialized field
History of Asia and Africa, Chinese philosophy, Indian philosophy and Buddhist philosophy

Academic background
1.	1998/04～2002/03	Faculty of Music Kunitachi College of Music Graduated
2.	2002/04～2004/03	Master J. F. Oberlin University Finished
3.	2004/04～2006/03	Master The University of Tokyo Finished History of Asia and Africa
4.	2006/04～2012/08	Doctorial The University of Tokyo Expired with Credits Obtained History of Asia and Africa
5.	2006/04～2012/08	The University of Tokyo History of Asia and Africa

Books and Papers
1.	Books	Europe and China : Science and the Arts in the 17th and 18th Centuries (Co-authored) 2012/12
2.	Papers	"Book Review: Dispelling the Darkness: A Jesuit's Quest for the Soul of Tibet By Donald S. Lopez Jr. and Thupten Jinpa. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2017. Pp. 302." International Journal of Asian Studies 17 (1) (Sole-authored) 2020/01

Academic conference presentation
1.	2023/03/17	"Translating the Margin: European Translations of the Last Testament of the Kangxi Emperor" (Annual Conference, Association for Asian Studies)
2.	2020/01/19	"Chinese History Books in European Historiography" (Books as Texts and as Objects: The Production, Circulation, and Collection of Knowledge in Asia and Europe)
3.	2019/07/17	Varo's Shengjiao mingcheng: Its Appearance and Reappearance in East Asia from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Century (International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS) 11)
4.	2017/01/20	"Questioning the East-West Boundary in the Intellectual History: Focusing on the Jesuit Missionaries in China" (3rd Joint Conference between NTU and UTokyo "Overcoming Barriers, Creating Networks: In Search of Multicultural Coexistence in Globalizing Asia")
5.	2015/03/30	"Jesuits' Interpretation of Ancient China within the Context of Premodern East Asian Thought" (Japan Studies at the University of Chicago and the University of Tokyo: A Joint Workshop)
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