David Eason, PhD.
Assistant Professor of Japanese Studies
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- Office: Humanities 242
- Telephone: 518-442-4579
- E-mail: deason@albany.edu
- Spring 2013 Office Hours: MW 12:00-1:00 pm and by appointment
Professor Eason's main area of research concerns late medieval and early modern (roughly 1500 to 1850) legal and cultural history in Japan, with a particular focus on various forms of conflict and the multiple methods by which they were resolved. He is currently at work on a larger study that examines the interplay among legal codes, violence, and emotional rhetoric in late-sixteenth-century and early-seventeenth-century Japan.
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Courses Offered:
- EAJ 170 Japan: Its Culture and Heritage
- EAJ 278 Japanese Pop Culture from Edo to the Present
- EAS 375 Japan-Korea Relations: 1592 to the Present
- EAJ 384 History of Japan I
- EAJ 385 History of Japan II
- EAJ 486 (= A HIS 486 & A WSS 486; formerly A EAJ/A WSS 395, A HIS 370) History of Women in Modern Japan
Last updated January 22, 2013
