Centennial Professor of Chinese Studies in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations and the College
Biography

In 1998, published a translation and study of the Mawangdui medical manuscripts (early second century B.C.). Currently working on a book-length study of early Chinese religion based primarily on recently excavated manuscripts dating to the Warring States, Qin, and Han periods. Also collaborating with colleagues in Paris to analyze Dunhuang manuscripts that treat various divination traditions, including comparative research on early Chinese divination and science.

Current and Recent Courses
EALC 22245 Monsters and Marvels: The Abnormal in China, Japan, and Korea
EALC 41005 Early Chinese Texts and Sociological Research