Daniel Morgan
Présentation
Vous trouverez ci-dessous une liste à jour de toutes les publications, communications et autres travaux écrits ou visuels que j’ai produits, avec des liens vers les sites des éditeurs pour les versions papier et PDF, ainsi que vers des téléchargements en libre accès (licence Creative Commons) de prépublications, postpublications et autres matériaux dont je suis l’auteur. En tant que fonctionnaire, mon travail depuis 2013 a été financé sous diverses formes par les contribuables français et européens ; je considère donc qu’il est de mon devoir de leur assurer un accès libre, légal, sans restriction ni publicité, à ce qu’ils ont financé. Si vous partagez ce point de vue, veuillez vous renseigner sur l’auto-archivage au sein de votre institution ou envisager de soutenir des services tels que Zenodo ou Humanities Commons.Thèmes de recherche
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Mathematics and Astronomy in the Ancient World: An East-Asian PerspectiveSpringer Nature Switzerland AG, 2025, 978-3-031-93808-5 |
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Monographs in Tang Official Historiography: Perspectives from the Technical Treatises of the <i>History of Sui</i> (<i>Sui shu</i>)Springer International Publishing, 2019 |
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Astral Sciences in Early Imperial China:Cambridge University Press, 2017, 9781107139022 |
A Radical Proposition on the Origins of the Received Mathematical Classic the <i>Gnomon of Zhou</i> (<i>Zhoubi</i> 周髀)Mathematics and Astronomy in the Ancient World: An East-Asian Perspective, Springer Nature Switzerland, pp.57-82, 2025, 978-3-031-93808-5. ⟨10.1007/978-3-031-93809-2_4⟩ |
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Remarks on the Mathematics and Philosophy of Space-time in Early Imperial ChinaGarret Pagenstecher Olberding. The Exercise of the Spatial Imagination in Pre-Modern China: Shaping the Expanse, De Gruyter, pp.150-187, 2022, 9783110749656 |
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Calling out Zheng Xuan (127–200 CE) at the Crossroads of Ritual, Mathematics, Sport, and Classical CommentaryGlenn Most; Karine Chemla. Mathematical Commentaries in the Ancient World A Global Perspective, Cambridge University Press, pp.141-196, 2022, 9781108884488 |
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Les derniers jours du défunt. L'empire et l'individu vus à travers les calendriers provenant des tombes du début de la Chine impérialeCalendriers d'Europe et d'Asie. De l'antiquité à la diffusion de l'imprimerie, École nationale des chartes, pp.49-70, 2021, 978-2-35723-159-7 |
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Yu Jicai 庾季才 (†603) (Shuyi 叔弈) – Astrologue et devin de la cour des Liang, des Wei de l’Ouest, des Zhou du Nord et des SuiFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.598-599, 2020 |
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Zu Geng 祖暅 (ou Gengzhi 暅之) (fl. 504-525) (Jingshuo 景爍) – Astronome, astrologue, ingénieur civil et gentilhomme de la cour des LiangFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.669-671, 2020 |
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Yu Xi 虞喜 (fl. 307-346) (Zhongning 仲寧) - Astronome et ermite lettré des Jin de l’EstFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.601-602, 2020 |
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Zhao Shuang 趙爽 (fl. 314) (Junqing 君卿) – Mathématicien ermite des JinFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.628-629, 2020 |
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Xun Xu 荀勖 (ca. 220-289) (Gongceng 公曾) – Lettré, musicologue, paléographe et homme d’État des Wei et des JinFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.570-573, 2020 |
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Yang Wei 楊偉 (fl. 226-237) – Astronome et fonctionnaire des WeiFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.582-583, 2020 |
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Liu Hong 劉洪 (fl. 167-206) – Astronome et historien des Han de l’EstFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.295-297, 2020 |
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Zhen Luan 甄鸞 (fl. 535-570) (Shuzun 叔遵) – Mathématicien, polémiste bouddhiste, astronome et haut fonctionnaire des Liang, des Qi du Nord et des Zhou du NordFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.629-631, 2020 |
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Xu Yue 徐岳 (fl. 226) (Gonghe 公河) – Astronome et mathématicien er-mite des Han et des WeiFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.599-600, 2020 |
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Liu Xiaosun 劉孝孫 (†594/597) – Astronome des Qi du Nord et des SuiFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.310-312, 2020 |
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Li Yexing 李業興 (484-549) – As-tronome, érudit, devin et homme d’État des Wei du Nord et de l’EstFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.284-286, 2020 |
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Zhang Zhouxuan 張冑玄 († entre 605 et 617) (Defu 德符) – Astronome des SuiFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.625-627, 2020 |
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Yuan Chong 袁充 (544-618) (Defu 德符) – Astrologue, astronome et fonctionnaire des Chen et des SuiFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.604-606, 2020 |
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Zu Chongzhi 祖沖之 (429-500) (Wenyuan 文遠) – Astronome, mathématicien, inventeur et lettré des Song et des Qi du SudFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.668-669, 2020 |
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Astronomes et mathématiciensFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.33-38, 2020 |
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Jiang Ji 姜岌 (fl. 384) – Astronome des Qin antérieursFrançois Martin; Damien Chaussende. Dictionnaire biographique du haut Moyen Âge chinois, Les Belles Lettres, pp.254-255, 2020 |
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IntroductionMonographs in Tang Official Historiography: Perspectives from the Technical Treatises of the History of Sui (Sui shu), Springer International Publishing, pp.1-25, 2019 |
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Numbers with Histories: Li Chunfeng on Harmonics and AstronomyMonographs in Tang Official Historiography: Perspectives from the Technical Treatises of the History of Sui (Sui shu), 2019 |
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Heavenly PatternsMonographs in Tang Official Historiography: Perspectives from the Technical Treatises of the History of Sui (Sui shu), 2019 |
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Mercury and the Case for Plural Planetary Traditions in Early Imperial ChinaJohn M. Steele. The Circulation of Astronomical Knowledge in the Ancient World, Brill, pp.416-450, 2016, 9789004315631. ⟨10.1163/9789004315631_015⟩ |
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Review of <i>The Cambridge History of Science. Volume 1, Ancient Science</i>, ed. Alexander Jones and Liba Taub. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018.2021, pp.452-454. ⟨10.7817/jameroriesoci.141.2.0452⟩ |
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Review of Christopher Cullen, <i>The Foundations of Celestial Reckoning: Three Ancient Chinese Astronomical Systems</i>. Scientific Writings from the Ancient and Medieval World. London; New York: Routledge, 2017, xi, 434 pp.2017, pp.232-236 |
「禘」與「祫」的來歷與周禮的復原工程2009 |
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『天子建州』中所見反印文、未釋字及幾點臆斷2007 |
From Trial to Archive: The Institutional Transformation of Chinese Astronomy in the Middle AgesA comparative history of astronomical observatories as archival places, University of Science and Technology of China, Dec 2025, Hefei, China |
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pousser une étude textuelle traditionnelle vers les humanités numériquesGSRL, séminaire de l’axe « Religion & Numérique », Oct 2025, Paris, France |
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Travail collectif et débat public : différences dans l’arbitrage de la politique scientifique entre les dynasties du Nord et celles du SudDialogues et discours dans les sources historiques de la Chine classique, Feb 2025, Paris, France |
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Beyond the classics: exegetical schools as vectors of scientific knowledgeDe la transmission à l’émergence de traditions : évolution historique et plasticité sémantique du terme zhuan/chuan 傳, ENS-PSL, Nov 2025, Paris, France |
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Translating Six Dynasties astronomy in Python and a city-centred framework for knowledge systemsConférence invitée, University of Science and Technology of China, Dec 2025, Hefei, China |
They Want Us to Scare the Stupid: Kong Yingda (584–648) et al. on Scientific Knowledge and EthicsChongxuanxue 重玄學 and Its Broader Philosophical Context: Late Sixth Century and Early Tang Philosophy, Universität Leipzig, Jul 2024, Leipzig, Germany |
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A tale of seven cities: a new framework for the historiography of Chinese astronomy in the Period of Disunion (220–589)16th International Conference on the History of Science in East Asia, Goethe Universität, Aug 2023, Frankfurt, France |
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Popular science: Astronomical data in Chinese local gazetteers, using LOGARTThe Role of Fenye (Astrological Contents) in Late Imperial China: an Author’s Workshop, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, May 2023, Berlin, Germany |
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Looking at Astronomy and Mathematics through Bibliometrics: The History of Sui Bibliographical Treatise (656 CE)The History of Ancient Astronomy Meeting, Brown University, Apr 2022, Providence, United States |
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Songs of Paradise Lost and their Celestial Mechanics: “Shiyue zhi jiao” 十月之交 and the Commentarial Layers of the Maoshi zhengyi 毛詩正義 (II)Transience: Politics and Practices of Time in the Chinese Period of Division (4th–7th centuries) (WORKING GROUP), Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Aug 2022, Berlin, Germany |
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An attempt to discern patterns in the polymathy in the exact sciences in early imperial China through bibliometricsExperts at Work II Ability and Authority Working Group Workshop, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Nov 2022, Berlin, Germany |
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Omenology as choreography: remarks on the ritual nature of political action in response to eclipses in early imperial ChinaThe Power of the Planets: The Social History of Astral Sciences Between East and West, University of Bologna, May 2024, Ravenna, Italy |
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L’astronomie mathématique : lorsque le texte est accessoire à la traductionSavoirs et techniques en traduction: quelles méthodologies pour les langues de l'Asie orientale?, Oct 2022, Paris, France |
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Work in Progress (2020-2021): Geographical and Social Network Analysis of the Mathematical Sciences in China, 221 BCE–670 CEThe History of Ancient Astronomy Meeting, Brown University, Feb 2021, Providence, United States |
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The songs of paradise lost and their celestial mechanics: Kong Yingda 孔穎達 (584–648) et al. on the correct way to read the Classic of Odes, and how we know that it is correct, for reading by childrenTransience: Politics and Practices of Time in the Chinese Period of Division (4th–7th centuries) (WORKING GROUP), Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Jul 2021, Berlin, Germany |
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Festival calendars do not write themselves: the ideological stakes and scientific demands of the state festival calendar in early imperial ChinaThe Temporality of Festivals, Chronoi, Jul 2021, Berlin, Germany |
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Cultural Drift and Cultural Contact in Astronomy within a Divided China, 317–618 CEThe 12th Conference on the History of Science: Science, Technology and Medicine in Cross-cultural History, National Tsing Hua University, Mar 2021, Hsinchu, Taiwan |
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Don’t Listen to the Sceptics: Li Chunfeng (602–670) on Why Solar Eclipses are Still OmensEclipses in China and Mesopotamia: A Comparative Workshop, University of Science and Technology of China; Brown University, Jun 2019, Hefei, China |
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Forgery, Banditry, and Advanced Mathematics: The Curious Academic Lineage of Kong Yingda (574–648) in the Sui and Northern DynastiesEarly Medieval China Workshop, INALCO, Nov 2019, Paris, France |
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Mapping Regional Traditions in Chinese Astronomy and Mathematics, 311–618 CEOn cultures of scientific practice in ancient mathematical sciences, Apr 2019, Paris, France |
On the Eighth-century Manuscript <i>Omens of the Dark Signs for the Five Prefectures of the Western Qin</i> and Regional Traditions in the Chinese Astral SciencesNatural Sciences and Technologies in Manuscripts and Artefacts, National Keklidze Center for Manuscripts, Jun 2019, Tbilissi, Georgia |
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On Iconographic and Diagrammatic Irregularities in the Representation of Constellations in Han (206 BCE–220 CE) Tomb ArtVisualization of the Heavens and Their Material Cultures I, Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Apr 2018, Berlin, Germany |
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La modernité : une problématique ancienne ? Perspective d’un bonze du Haut Moyen Age chinois sur la perfection de l’âme, le salut de l’homme et le progrès scientifique en astronomieRécits et figures du ciel, Université de Wuhan; Université Paris Diderot, May 2018, Wuhan, Chine |
Lifa 101: Reading Chinese Astronomical Procedure TextsLifa 101: Reading Chinese Astronomical Procedure Texts, Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Apr 2018, Berlin, Germany |
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L'astronomie antique : pour l'amour du ciel ?!Pint of Science, May 2018, Paris, France |
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日曆在秦漢墓葬文獻集體字跡分析中的潛能Invited talk., May 2018, Wuhan, China |
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A Radical Proposition on the Origins of the Received Mathematical Classic <i>The Gnomon of Zhou</i> (<i>Zhoubi</i> 周髀)The Second International Conference on History of Mathematics and Astronomy, Northwestern University, Xi'an, Dec 2018, Xi'an, China |
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Report on Personal Palaeography Initiatives, Qin-Han China (221 BCE–220 CE)On Discerning Scribal Hands, Universitãt Heidelberg, Jun 2018, Heidelberg, Germany |
Remarks on the Foreign/Expatriate Leadership of the Tang Astronomical BureauInternational Conference on Traditional Sciences in Asia 2017: East-West Encounter in the Science of Heaven and Earth, Kyoto University, Oct 2017, Kyoto, Japan |
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Remarks on the Mathematics and Philosophy of Space-time in Early Imperial ChinaDesigning Space: the Exercise of the Spatial Imagination in Pre-modern China, University of Pittsburgh, May 2017, Pittsburgh, United States |
Should headings of sections in Writings on mathematics 筭數書 (before ca. 186 BCE) be interpreted as a curriculum?25th International Congress of History of Science and Technology, Jul 2017, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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Les derniers jours du défunt : l’Empire et l’individu vus des calendriers récemment excavés des tombes de l’aube de la Chine impérialeCalendriers d’Europe et d’Asie, Institut national des chartes, Oct 2017, Paris, France |
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Remarks on the Source, Selection, Reliability, and Function of the Non-terrestrial Events Recorded in the <i>Hou Han shu</i> 後漢書 ‘Benji’ 本紀 Imperial AnnalsJournée d'étude Hou Han shu 後漢書, CRCAO – Collège de France, Sep 2017, Paris, France |
Calling out Zheng Xuan (127–200 CE) at the crossroads of ritual, maths, sport and classical commentary (version 2)Commentaries on Mathematical Texts in a Comparative Perspective, Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Aug 2017, Berlin, Germany |
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Doors Open and Shut: the Bureaucratic Insulation of the Astral Sciences in Imperial China and the First Waves of Foreign Influence7th International Conference of the European Society for the History of Science, Society for the History of Sciences and Technology of the Czech Republic, Sep 2016, Prague, Czech Republic |
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Sur lattes de bambou et planchettes de bois : les premiers calendriers annuels en Chine (III<sup>e</sup> siècle avant notre ère – II<sup>e</sup> siècle après notre ère), leurs usages et fonctionsAtelier Calendriers d’Europe et d’Asie : supports, usages et fonctions, École française d’Extrême-Orient, Oct 2016, Paris, France |
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Virtue on Trial: Ritual Archery Competitions and Astronomical Testing in Early ChinaRitual, Mathematics, and the Astral Sciences, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Jun 2016, Paris, France |
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What is Normal and what is Right: Grand Matron Cao and the Women of the Astral Sciences in China, 1st – 4th cent. CESéminaire femmes et savoirs : espaces, frontières, marges, EHSS & Centre Alexandre-Koyré, May 2016, Paris, France |
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On the potential of corpus-based handwriting analysis: a refined analysis of the Zhangjiashan tomb libraryScribal Hands and Scribal Practices in Manuscripts from Warring States and Early Imperial China, Universität Heidelberg, Nov 2016, Heidelberg, Germany |
First-Millennium Chinese Mathematical Literature as a Case Study in Polysemy and Semantic DriftGuest Lectures 2016, Universität Zürich, Mar 2016, Zürich, Switzerland |
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Remarques sur « la vérification » de « l’étroitesse » : sports de tirs et concours de précision dans l’astronomie mathématique en Chine ancienneAssemblé générale, CNRS-SPHERE, Université Paris Diderot, Feb 2016, Paris, France |
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Mercury and the Case for Plural Planetary Traditions in Early Imperial ChinaThe Circulation of Astronomical Knowledge in the Ancient World, Brown University, Apr 2014, Providence, United States. pp.416-50 |
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<i>Shu shu</i> 數術: When an actor’s category became an observer’s category, why, and what we can do about itWriting histories of ancient mathematics – Reflecting on past practices and opening the future, ERC Project SAW, Oct 2016, Paris, France |
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Calling out Zheng Xuan (127–200 CE) at the crossroads of ritual, maths, sport and classical commentaryWorkshop 'Commentaries', Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Aug 2016, Berlin, Germany |
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A Sphere unto Itself: the Death and Medieval Framing of the History of Chinese Cosmographyseminar Exploring 19th and 20th centuries historiographies of mathematics in the ancient world, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Jan 2016, Paris, France |
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Reflections upon the Presentation of Parallel Algorithms Across the Astral and Mathematical Sciences in First-Millennium ChinaInternational Conference on History of Ancient Mathematics and Astronomy, 西北大学 Northwestern University; ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Aug 2015, Xi'an, China |
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A Sphere unto Itself: the Death and Medieval Framing of the History of Chinese CosmographyFirst International Workshop on Traditional Sciences in Asia, Kyoto University, Jun 2015, Kyoto, Japan |
The Shaming of the Assistant Director: A Debacle in Third-century Chinese Mathematics Reconsidered in the light of Manuscript Culture, Biography, and the Historiography of ScienceLunch hour lecture, Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, Feb 2015, New York, United States |
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Opening Remarks, Workshop on Zhangjiashan Tomb 247Workshop on Zhangjiashan Tomb 247, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Nov 2015, Paris, France |
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By Process of Elimination: Further Remarks on the Operation <i>chú</i> 除 in Early Imperial Mathematical AstronomyConference Mathematical Practices in relation to the Astral Sciences, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Mar 2015, Paris, France |
Spreadsheets and First-millennium Chinese li Procedure TextsAnalysing and Editing Numerical Tables from Ancient Astral Sciences workshop, Observatoire de Paris, Jun 2015, Paris, France |
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The production of integers and mathematical operations in writings on astral sciences in ancient ChinaThree-Month Workshop Mathematical Practices in relation to the Astral Sciences – 2015, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Jan 2015, Paris, France |
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The Early Imperial Astral Sciences as viewed through Actors’ Categories14th International Conference on the History of Science in East Asia, Jul 2015, Paris, France |
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What can you do with a Calendar? Extracting Facts, Stories, and Information otherwise pertinent to your own Field from a Table of DatesWorkshop on Zhangjiashan Tomb 247, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Nov 2015, Paris, France |
A Sphere unto Itself: the Death and Medieval Framing of the History of Chinese CosmographyNineteenth Asian Studies Conference Japan, Meiji Gakuin University, Jun 2015, Tokyo, Japan |
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That the Sphere may Triumph: the History and Historiography of Cosmography after the HanSéminaire Histoire des sciences, des techniques et de la médecine en Asie orientale, CNRS-EHESS, Jan 2015, Paris, France |
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Sphere Confusion: The Textual Reconstruction of First-millennium <i>hun</i> Instrumentsseminar Exploring 19th and 20th centuries historiographies of mathematics in the ancient world, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Feb 2015, Paris, France |
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Math Lessons: Towards an Interdisciplinary Approach to an Early Chinese Manuscript CultureWhat Can the History of Science Contribute to Manuscript Studies or What Can Manuscript Studies Contribute to the History of Science? Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, Center for the Study of Manuscript Cultures; ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), May 2014, Hamburg, Germany |
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How do you <i>du</i>? Remarks on Chinese Astronomical CoordinatesSeminar The Shaping of Time and Space, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Jan 2014, Paris, France |
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也有輪著寫的:張家山漢簡《筭數書》寫手與篇序初探International Forum for the Study of Chinese Excavated Texts 2014, University of Chicago; Wuhan University, Oct 2014, Chicago, United States |
The Luminous Inception system (<i>Jingchu li</i> 景初曆) of AD 237 (part 2)SAW Text Reading Seminar, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Mar 2014, Paris, France |
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What Good’s a Text? Textuality, Orality, and Mathematical Astronomy in Early Imperial ChinaSeminar History of Science, History of Text, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Jun 2014, Paris, France |
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On Conceptual Distinctions within the Early Imperial Astral SciencesXX Biennial Conference of the European Association of Chinese Studies, Jul 2014, Braga, Portugal |
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The Luminous Inception system (<i>Jingchu li</i> 景初曆) of AD 237 (part 1)SAW Text Reading Seminar, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Jan 2014, Paris, France |
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Numbers with Histories: Li Chunfeng on Harmonics and AstronomyWorkshop Treatises of the Book of Sui, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot); CRCAO – CNRS, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes & Université Paris Diderot, Nov 2013, Paris, France |
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The Historian-as-Astronomer (<i>shi</i> 史): Death, Intrigue, and the History of Things that did not quite Happen in the HanDepartment of East Asian Studies Graduate Seminar, Cambridge University, Feb 2012, Cambridge, United Kingdom |
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The Planetary Visibility Tables in the Second Century B.C. Manuscript <i>Wuxing zhan</i>Seminar History of Science, History of Text, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Mar 2012, Paris, France |
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Muddled Math and its Implications for early Chinese Manuscript Culture221st Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Mar 2011, Chicago, IL, United States |
Writing the History of Chinese Astronomy from Medieval Quotations of Ancient TextsSeminar History of Science, History of Text, ERC project SAW (CNRS - Université Paris Diderot), Dec 2011, Paris, France |
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A Positive Case for the Visuality of Text in Warring States Manuscript CultureThe Rise of Writing in Early China, University of Chicago, Oct 2011, Chicago, United States |
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Astronomical Debate in the <i>Jin shu</i> 晉書Needham Research Institute Text Reading Seminar, Needham Research Institute, Nov 2011, Cambridge, United Kingdom |
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從周家臺《日書》與馬王堆《五星占》談日書與秦漢天文學的互相影響2010 International Forum for Chinese Bamboo and Silk Manuscript Studies, Wuhan University, Dec 2010, Wuhan, China. pp.113-37 |
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Parallel Universes: Astronomy and the Mantic Arts in Early ChinaChina Before Print Workshop, University of Chicago, Jun 2010, Chicago, United States |
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A Positive Case for the Visuality of Text in Warring States Manuscript CultureCreel-Luce Paleography Forum, University of Chicago, Apr 2010, Chicago, United States |
「禘」與「祫」的來歷與周禮的復原工程2009 International Forum for Chinese Bamboo and Silk Manuscript Studies, Wuhan University, Jun 2009, Wuhan, China |
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Ancient Chu Culture’s Role in Making China: the View from Newly Discovered Manuscripts at the Shanghai MuseumThe US-China Peoples Friendship Association Chicago Chapter 2008 Annual China Symposium, The US-China Peoples Friendship Association Chicago Chapter, Jan 2008, Chicago, United States |
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The Planetary Model and Visibility Table for Venus in the –2nd Century Silk Manuscript <i>Wu xing zhan</i> 五星占China Before Print Workshop, University of Chicago, Oct 2008, Chicago, United States |
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<i>The Son of Heaven Builds in the Realm</i>: A Material and Textual StudyChina Before Print Workshop, University of Chicago, Dec 2007, Chicago, United States |
Book project2018 |
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Translation2018 |
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Calling out Zheng Xuan (127–200 CE) at the crossroads of ritual, maths, sport and classical commentary2017 |
Virtue on Trial: Ritual Archery Competitions and Astronomical Testing in Early China2017 |
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Song Jingye 宋景業 (<i>fl</i>. 543-550) — Devin, astronome, et homme d’État des Wei de l’Est et des Qi du Nord2016 |
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A sphere unto itself: the death and medieval framing of the history of Chinese cosmology2016 |
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Zhangjiashan M247 Corpus Writing Analysis2015 |
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Luminous Inception system Draft Translation with Apparatus2014 |
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Sciences Astrales en Chine des Han aux Tang,Master. Histoire des sciences en Asie, France. 2017 |