Emily Mokros

This was a great event!

Is there a critical mass of people here? 🤔

Please retweet this if you think I should start posting books here!

Dos Passos, MANHATTAN TRANSFER.

Under the fearless leadership of John Alekna we are searching for paper proposals from scholars at all levels! Please send a paper title and abstract in Chinese or English before December 1 to ChinaInfoConference2025@gmail.com

if you are interested in information history, 19th century China, or some combination of the above, please apply to our bilingual workshop “Involution and Revolution: Information in 19th century China,” to be held at Peking University June 14–15, 2025 /1
See details: tinyurl.com/19cinfo

Come to our #AAS2024 panel tomorrow night!!

Happy to share that an article I co-authored with my PhD student Li Chong is out in the December 2023 issue of Late Imperial China. It's about a source called (among other things things) Shangyu tiaoli, basically periodically published regulations /1

muse.jhu.edu/article/918494

AHA Member Spotlight: Joe Clark Joe Clark is an assistant professor of history at the University of Kentucky. He lives in Lexington, Kentucky, and has been a member since 2012.

AHA Member Joe Clark is an assistant professor of history at the University of Kentucky. He is working on a book project called Witchcraft and Contraband in the Early Modern Caribbean. Read his Member Spotlight to learn more about his research. 🗃️

为报明自咸丰十年五月初一日至七月二十九日止具领冰块数目事致刑部

Enjoying sabbatical like…

Are there no private messages on here? I will send you an email.

Thanks! I think I can also send a Hopkins student after it.

Yes I found those shortly after posting! But cannot find 吏部

I am looking for a digitized version of the Manchu-Chinese administrative glossary 清文備考, anyone have any leads? I see there are several copies in the US but shockingly none in Kentucky.

I am the respondent to a very exciting panel during Bibweek tomorrow: bibsocamer.org/programs/bib...

"Chinese Book Culture in Art-Historical Context" is a delightful exploration of manuscript, print, stamping, and the multi-medial worlds of Chinese book culture. I hope you all can make it!

I think there are some at Library of Congress too? Excited to see your article when it comes out.