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1、1谭其骧历史地理讲座演讲题目：从明代大礼议参与者建祠看明中期祠祭的发展主讲人：David William FAURE（科大卫）教授时间：2018年3月30日（周五），15：3017：30地点：光华楼西主楼史地所2201会议室主持人：王振忠教授讲者简介：David William FAURE （科大卫）教授，普林斯顿大学博士（1976），历任香港中文大学历史系讲师 （19761989）、印第安那大学历史与东亚语言文化系教授 （1990）、牛津大学中国近代史讲师、圣安东尼学院院士（1990）等，现为香港中文大学历史系讲座教授、维伦研究教授 （2004）。出版有明清社会与礼仪（北京师范大学出版社，2

2、016）、 Emperor and Ancestor: State and Lineage in South China（ Stanford University Press 2007； 中 文 译 本 皇 帝 与 祖 宗 ， 江 苏 人 民 出 版 社 ， 2009.)等 论 著 。David William FAURE （科大卫）教授简历教 育 ：B.A. (1st class) 1969, 香 港 大 学Ph.D. 1976, 普 林 斯 顿 大 学工 作 ：香 港 中 文 大 学 历 史 系 讲 师 1976 - 1989印 第 安 那 大 学 历 史 与 东 亚 语 言 文 化 系

3、教 授 1990牛 津 大 学 中 国 近 代 史 讲 师 ， 圣 安 东 尼 学 院 院 士 1990 - 2006牛 津 大 学 圣 安 东 尼 学 院 荣 休 院 士 2006-香 港 中 文 大 学 历 史 系 讲 座 教 授 ， 维 伦 研 究 教 授 2004 -.著 作 ：1. 明 清 社 会 与 礼 仪 ， 北 京 ： 北 京 师 范 大 学 出 版 社 ， 2016。2. The Fisher Folk of Late Imperial and Modern China: An Historical Anthropology of Boat-and-Shed Living,

4、co-edited with He Xi 贺 喜 , London: Routledge, 2016.3. Chieftains into Ancestors: Imperial Expansion and Indigenous Society in Southwest China, co-edited with Ho Tsui-ping 何翠萍, Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2013.4. 近 代 中 国 商 业 发 展 ， 杭 州 ： 浙 江 大 学 出 版 社 , 2010.5. Emperor and Ancesto

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