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Nicole Roldan

Anna Dai

Anna Dai

Field: Japanese Literature
Advisor: Tomi Suzuki
Email: kd2657@columbia.edu

Anna is a Ph.D. student in modern Japanese literature. She focuses on the cross-fertilization of literature and fine arts during the Meiji and Taishō periods in the cosmopolitan setting of Tokyo. She is interested in the representation and imagination of art objects in fictional spaces. Her research highlights the rise of art journalism and literary circles as potent sites for the translation and circulation of emerging discourses on artistic mediums and aesthetics between Japan and Europe that were relevant to the development of Japanese literature and language at the turn of the 20th century. Her interest in aspects of art in the context of literature is influenced by her previous
background in art history. She received her M.A. in art history from Courtauld Institute of Art (London), with a focus on the Aesthetic Movement, and her B.A. from UCLA.

01/01/1998 by Nicole Roldan

Filed Under: current-masters-students

Ye Liu

01/02/1997 by Nicole Roldan

Roya Grace Chu

Roya Grace Chu

Field: Modern Chinese History
Advisor: Eugenia Lean & Madeleine Zelin
Email: rgc2145@columbia.edu

Roya is a Ph.D. student in the History-East Asia Program. She is interested in the interface between science and technology, local society and state-building processes in late imperial and modern China. Her current research revolves around the artisanal tea industry in China, with an aim to trace its participation in transnational circuits of knowledge coproduction and to explore the tensions between quotidian lives, state ambitions and global currents. Before joining the program, she received a B.A. (Hons) in History with distinction from University College London (2021) and an M.A. in Regional Studies: East Asia from Columbia University (2023).

01/01/1997 by Nicole Roldan

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