Earl S Tai

Associate Chair

Bio: PhD, Columbia University. East Asian philosophy and literature, architectural designer. Publications: Intermediate Audio-visual Chinese, Taiwan (1994), New Orleans Guide (1984), TSA Review (1982–1986), Architecture (1986). Lectures: “Jieshou Lilun He Gushi Shiju Shou” (Taiwan, 1998); Discussant, “Narrating Men Across Women from Tang to Qing,” (Regional AAS New York Conference on Asian Studies (1996); “Spatial Dynamics in Luo Shen Fu Tu and Qing Ming Shang He Tu,” (Symposium on Landscape, Culture and Poet in Chinese Society, Berkeley, 1996); “An Alternate Mode of Representation in Chinese Context,” (Graduate Conference on East Asia, 1996); Discussant, “Spirit Deployment,” (Graduate Conference on East Asia, 1994). Awards: Fulbright Fellowship (1997–1998), Harvard Grant (1989–1991), and Columbia University President’s Fellowship (1993–1998).