Paul Anderer - Revision history

Pacman at 05:18, 21 May 2009

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Pacman at 05:16, 21 May 2009

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Hector: the "current version" is out of date, factually incorrect, and renders unsubstantiated judgments about Anderer's teaching and "commitment" to liberal education.

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the "current version" is out of date, factually incorrect, and renders unsubstantiated judgments about Anderer's teaching and "commitment" to liberal education.

Reaganaut at 17:15, 23 April 2008

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Ttan at 19:40, 26 December 2007

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Pacman at 22:25, 4 December 2007

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Pacman at 08:13, 14 November 2007

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Pacman: New page: '''Paul Anderer''' is the Vice Provost for International Relations, in addition to being the Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary and Class of 1941 Collegiate Prof...

2007-11-14T08:12:32Z

New page: '''Paul Anderer''' is the Vice Provost for International Relations, in addition to being the Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary and Class of 1941 Collegiate Prof...

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'''Paul Anderer''' is the Vice Provost for International Relations, in addition to being the [[William Theodore de Bary|Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary]] and Class of 1941 Collegiate Professor of [[Asian Humanities]].

He has also served as Chair of the [[EALAC|Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures]] ([[1989]]-[[1997]]), Acting Dean of the [[GSAS|Graduate School]] ([[1990]]-[[1991]]), and Director of the [[Keene Center for Japanese Culture]] ([[1991]]-[[1993]]), among other positions.

[[Category:Administration|Anderer]]
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 '''Paul Anderer''' is a professor of Japanese and [[comparative literature]].
-He was born on April, 16, 1949 in [[Philadelphia]], and was educated at St. Joseph's Preparatory School (1967), the [[University of Michigan]] ([[B.A.]] '[[1971|71]]), the [[University of Chicago]] ([[M.A.]] '[[1972|72]]), and [[Yale]] ([[Ph.D.]] '[[1979|79]]).  He taught at [[Notre Dame]] before joining the Columbia faculty in [[1980]].
+He was born on April 16, [[1949]] in [[Philadelphia]], and was educated at St. Joseph's Preparatory School (1967), the [[University of Michigan]] ([[B.A.]] '[[1971|71]]), the [[University of Chicago]] ([[M.A.]] '[[1972|72]]), and [[Yale]] ([[Ph.D.]] '[[1979|79]]).  He taught at [[Notre Dame]] before joining the Columbia faculty in [[1980]].
-He is the author of ''Other Worlds:  Arishima Takeo and the Bounds of Modern Japanese Fiction'' (Columbia U. Press, 1984), and ''Literature of the Lost Home:  Kobayashi Hideo-- Literary Criticism, 1924-1939'' (Stanford U. Press, 1995; paperback edition, 1999).
+He is the author of ''Other Worlds:  Arishima Takeo and the Bounds of Modern Japanese Fiction'' (Columbia U. Press, [[1984]]), and ''Literature of the Lost Home:  Kobayashi Hideo-- Literary Criticism, 1924-1939'' (Stanford U. Press, [[1995]]; paperback edition, [[1999]]).
 He has served the Department of [[East Asian Languages and Cultures]] as its Chair ([[1989]]-[[1997]]), and the University as Acting Dean of the [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], as Director of the [[Keene Center of Japanese Culture]], as Associate Vice President for Academic Planning and Global Initiatives, and as Vice Provost for International Relations.

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−	'''Paul Anderer''' was born on April, 16, 1949 in Philadelphia, ~~Pa.~~ and was educated at St, Joseph's Preparatory School (1967), the U. of Michigan (B.A. '71), the U. of Chicago (M.A. '72), and Yale (Ph.D. '79). He taught at Notre Dame before joining the Columbia faculty in 1980. ~~A professor of modern Japanese and comparative literature, he~~ is the author of "Other Worlds: Arishima Takeo and the Bounds of Modern Japanese Fiction" (Columbia U. Press, 1984), and "Literature of the Lost Home: Kobayashi Hideo-- Literary Criticism, 1924-1939" (Stanford U. Press, 1995; paperback edition, 1999). He has served the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures as its Chair (1989-97), and the University as Acting Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, as Director of the Keene Center of Japanese Culture, as ~~Assoc, VP~~ for Academic Planning and Global Initiatives, and as Vice Provost for International Relations. He is married to Mia Takehita Anderer. They have three sons.	+	'''Paul Anderer''' is a professor of Japanese and [[comparative literature]].
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		+	He was born on April, 16, 1949 in [[Philadelphia]], and was educated at St. Joseph's Preparatory School (1967), the [[University of Michigan]] ([[B.A.]] '[[1971\|71]]), the [[University of Chicago]] ([[M.A.]] '[[1972\|72]]), and [[Yale]] ([[Ph.D.]] '[[1979\|79]]). He taught at [[Notre Dame]] before joining the Columbia faculty in [[1980]].
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		+	He is the author of ''Other Worlds: Arishima Takeo and the Bounds of Modern Japanese Fiction'' (Columbia U. Press, 1984), and ''Literature of the Lost Home: Kobayashi Hideo-- Literary Criticism, 1924-1939'' (Stanford U. Press, 1995; paperback edition, 1999).
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		+	He has served the Department of [[East Asian Languages and Cultures]] as its Chair ([[1989]]-[[1997]]), and the University as Acting Dean of the [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences]], as Director of the [[Keene Center of Japanese Culture]], as Associate Vice President for Academic Planning and Global Initiatives, and as Vice Provost for International Relations.
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		+	He is married to Mia Takehita Anderer. They have three sons.

	==External links==		==External links==

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−	'''Paul Anderer''' ~~is the Vice Provost for International Relations~~, in ~~addition to being~~ the ~~[[William Theodore de Bary\|Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary]] and Class~~ of ~~1941 Collegiate Professor~~ of ~~[[Asian Humanities]]~~. ~~As a condition~~ of ~~his professorship~~, he is ~~required to teach one section~~ of ~~Asian Humanities in~~ the ~~College Core once a year~~. ~~However~~, ~~he has apparently done little else to demonstrate his commitment to~~ and ~~enthusiasm for~~ the ~~liberal education model championed by his professorship's namesake~~.	+	'''Paul Anderer''' was born on April, 16, 1949 in Philadelphia, Pa. and was educated at St, Joseph's Preparatory School (1967), the U. of Michigan (B.A. '71), the U. of Chicago (M.A. '72), and Yale (Ph.D. '79). He taught at Notre Dame before joining the Columbia faculty in 1980. A professor of modern Japanese and comparative literature, he is the author of "Other Worlds: Arishima Takeo and the Bounds of Modern Japanese Fiction" (Columbia U. Press, 1984), and "Literature of the Lost Home: Kobayashi Hideo-- Literary Criticism, 1924-1939" (Stanford U. Press, 1995; paperback edition, 1999). He has served the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures as its Chair (1989-97), and the University as Acting Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, as Director of the Keene Center of Japanese Culture, as Assoc, VP for Academic Planning and Global Initiatives, and as Vice Provost for International Relations. He is married to Mia Takehita Anderer. They have three sons.
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−	He has ~~also~~ served ~~as Chair of~~ the ~~[[EALAC\|~~Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures]] ([[1989]]-~~[[1997]]~~), Acting Dean of the ~~[[GSAS\|~~Graduate School~~]] ([[1990]]-[[1991]])~~, ~~and~~ Director of the [[Keene Center ~~for~~ Japanese Culture~~]] ([[1991]]-[[1993]])~~, ~~among other positions~~.

	==External links==		==External links==

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-'''Paul Anderer''' is the Vice Provost for International Relations, in addition to being the [[William Theodore de Bary|Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary]] and Class of 1941 Collegiate Professor of [[Asian Humanities]]. As a condition of his professorship, he is required to teach one section of Asian Humanities in the College Core once a year. However, he has done little else to demonstrate his commitment to and enthusiasm for the liberal education model championed by his professorship's namesake.
+'''Paul Anderer''' is the Vice Provost for International Relations, in addition to being the [[William Theodore de Bary|Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary]] and Class of 1941 Collegiate Professor of [[Asian Humanities]]. As a condition of his professorship, he is required to teach one section of Asian Humanities in the College Core once a year. However, he has apparently done little else to demonstrate his commitment to and enthusiasm for the liberal education model championed by his professorship's namesake.
 He has also served as Chair of the [[EALAC|Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures]] ([[1989]]-[[1997]]), Acting Dean of the [[GSAS|Graduate School]] ([[1990]]-[[1991]]), and Director of the [[Keene Center for Japanese Culture]] ([[1991]]-[[1993]]), among other positions.
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 *[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/06/08/anderer.html Anderer appointed Vice Provost for International Relations] (August [[2006]])
-[[Category:Administration|Anderer]]
+[[Category:Administrators|Anderer]]
 [[Category:EALAC professors|Anderer]]

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−	'''Paul Anderer''' is the Vice Provost for International Relations, in addition to being the [[William Theodore de Bary\|Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary]] and Class of 1941 Collegiate Professor of [[Asian Humanities]].	+	'''Paul Anderer''' is the Vice Provost for International Relations, in addition to being the [[William Theodore de Bary\|Theodore and Fanny Brett de Bary]] and Class of 1941 Collegiate Professor of [[Asian Humanities]]. As a condition of his professorship, he is required to teach one section of Asian Humanities in the College Core once a year. However, he has done little else to demonstrate his commitment to and enthusiasm for the liberal education model championed by his professorship's namesake.

	He has also served as Chair of the [[EALAC\|Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures]] ([[1989]]-[[1997]]), Acting Dean of the [[GSAS\|Graduate School]] ([[1990]]-[[1991]]), and Director of the [[Keene Center for Japanese Culture]] ([[1991]]-[[1993]]), among other positions.		He has also served as Chair of the [[EALAC\|Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures]] ([[1989]]-[[1997]]), Acting Dean of the [[GSAS\|Graduate School]] ([[1990]]-[[1991]]), and Director of the [[Keene Center for Japanese Culture]] ([[1991]]-[[1993]]), among other positions.

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	[[Category:Administration\|Anderer]]		[[Category:Administration\|Anderer]]
−	[[Category:~~Professors~~\|Anderer]]	+	[[Category:EALAC professors\|Anderer]]