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  • Qingwen buhui 清文補匯 and the Evolution of Women-Related Manchu Words

    By Annie Zhanling Wang, Harvard University[1]       How might a person living during the Qing talk about women? One way to approach this question is to think about women-related vocabulary.…

  • Manchu Studies at AAS 2024 – Seattle

    The Manchu Studies Group will once again be holding a social meeting in conjunction with the annual Association for Asian Studies conference, which takes place next month in Seattle. Our…

  • Manchu Studies Annual Bibliography: 2023

    Dear gucuse: ice aniya amba urgun sebjen okini! To mark the beginning of a new year, the Manchu Studies Group has compiled a bibliography of English-language publications in Manchu studies…

  • The Manchu Script and the Endangered Alphabets Project

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    A guest post by Tim Brookes, executive director of the Endangered Alphabets Project.

  • Volume 19 of Saksaha

    In case you missed it, Volume 19 of Saksaha: A Journal of Manchu Studies was published earlier this year, available open-access at https://journals.publishing.umich.edu/saksaha/. The table of contents is as follows:…

  • Autumn 2023 Spoken Sibe Courses

    On behalf of Veronika Zikmundová: Dear Colleagues, I would like to share the information about the online courses of spoken Sibe (online via Zoom) taught by Kicengge and myself, which…

  • Call for Contributions: Overlapping Borderlands

    Seeking Contributions for Overlapping Borderlands: Sources and Translations from Inner Northeast Asia The editorial board for Overlapping Borderlands invites contributions from scholars working on topics related to Inner Northeast Asia…

  • Manchu Studies at AAS 2023 – Boston

    The Manchu Studies Group will be holding a business/social meeting in conjunction with the annual Association for Asian Studies meeting. If you’re attending AAS, come the Dalton Room on the…

  • Note on a Note on “O” in Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Hs. or. 8415

    Elvin Meng, University of Chicago Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Hs. or. 8415 (#340 in Hartmut Walravens’ 2014 catalogue), one of the many handwritten students’ workbooks in the S. A. Polevoj collection,…

  • Summer 2022 Online Manchu Courses

    We are offering two courses this summer – an introductory Manchu language course and an advanced documents reading course, described below. Please contact the relevant instructor with any questions. Course…

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