Call for Papers
The Bibliographical
Society of America
sponsored session
College Art Association Annual Conference
Chicago, 16-19 February 2022
The Material Text in East Asia:
Local Traditions and Intercultural Dialogue
The goal of this
session is to explore books and other textual artifacts that have originated or
been adapted for use in one or more East Asian cultures. A particular
focus will be the interplay between intellectual history and aesthetic
appreciation. Examples include the later interpretation of inscribed ritual
objects, and collecting practices devoted to the study and display of
inscriptions. A variety of media will be considered, including cast bronze and
engraved stone as well as print or manuscript on paper. While attending to
the specificity of local traditions, the session will consider the significance
of these textual artifacts in intercultural and historiographical perspective.
Proposals for papers that examine relationships between East Asian cultures or
between East Asian and other cultures will be welcomed. The
geographical definition of “East Asia” is open; textual artifacts from
any period may be considered.
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