Statutory Education in France and Abroad
October 5–9, 2026: A series of lectures (4 hours) titled “ The Role of China and India in the Context of Historical Exchange and Geopolitical Change.”
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
May 4–7, 2027: A series of courses (4 hours) titled “ Confucian Classics and the Canonical Corpus in China.”
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
In April–May 2026, two courses and seminars on: The cultural interface between China and India; The Chinese discourse on “civilization.”
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
In April 2026, two courses and seminars on: Humanism and Universalism in the Chinese Tradition.
On April 22 and 23, 2025, a series of lectures and seminars (4 hours) on: Despotism and Monism in China, Past and Present.
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
On February 21 and 26, 2025, two 2-hour courses on: C onfucianism in Translation.
April 5–19, 2024: A series of lectures and seminars (4 hours) on “ China and Japan: Two Conceptions of Centrality.”
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
May 27–31, 2024: A series of lectures and seminars (4 hours) on “ Narratives of the Past In and Outside China.”
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
On April 5 and 6, 2023, two courses on: What Is a Public Intellectual in Today’s China?
On February 9, 10, 13, and 15, 2023, five lectures on: India and China: Two Conceptions of Civilization.
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
In February 2022, a series of lectures on: India and China: Two Conceptions of Civilization (as part of the Collège de France’s traveling chair program).
In April 2022, a series of lectures on: China and Japan: Two Concepts of Centrality.
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
In February 2021 (subject to postponement to the 2021–2022 academic year), a series of lectures on: India and China: Two Conceptions of Civilization (as part of the Collège de France’s traveling chair).
In September 2020 (subject to a likely postponement to 2021), a series of lectures on: China and Japan: Two Concepts of Centrality.
In February–March 2021, a conference on: The Concept of Innovation in the Asian Intercultural Context.
*As part of an agreement signed with the Collège de France.
In September 2018, two courses and two seminars on: Pan-Asianism (India, China, Japan).
In October 2018, a course and a seminar on: China’s Place in the World.
In October 2018, a course and a seminar on: The State of Confucianism in Premodern and Contemporary China.
In February–March 2018, three courses on:
In April 2018, a course and a seminar on: Chinese as a Translation Language and Culture.
In May 2018, a course and a seminar on: “Between India, China, and Japan: Intersecting Imagined Geographies.”
September 12–16, 2016: Three courses on “ Classical Chinese Texts: Translation Issues .”
On October 19, 2016, a course on: Virtue and Politics in China, Past and Present .
March 1st–10, 2017: Two courses on “ China as Seen from Europe.”
