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Starptautiskā jaunatnes attīstības apmaiņas programma starp Latviju un Japānu

Ir izsludināta iespēja Latvijas jauniešiem pieteikties „Starptautiskā jaunatnes attīstības apmaiņas programmā” (International Development Exchange Program) starp Latviju un Japānu.
Pieteikšanās termiņš: līdz 2012. gada 24 aprīļa plkst. 13:00.

Vairāk informācijas pielikumā un šeit: http://www.jaunatne.gov.lv/index.php/citas-programmas-un-projekti/latvijas-japnas-programma

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Goi Miera fonda organizēts sacerējumu konkurss

Arī šogad visi interesenti aicināti piedalīties sacerējumu konkursā, ko organizē Goi Miera fonds, sadarbībā ar UNESCO un ar Japānas Kultūras un izglītības ministrijas atbalstu.

Sīkāku informāciju par sacerējumu iesniegšanu atradīsiet mājas lapā www.goipeace.or.jp.

Sacerējumus var iesniegt japāņu valodā, kā arī angļu, franču, vācu un spāņu valodās.
Pieteikumus pieņem arī elektroniskā veidā.

‘Window of Shanghai’ is now holding its second worldwide writing contest

windowofshanghailibrarylogo.pngAll those who are interested in China and Chinese culture are highly welcomed! The top 3 winners will be invited to the award ceremony held in December 2012 in Shanghai Library. All the travel and accommodation expenses during the stay will be covered by the organizer.

Izmaiņas AsiaRes bibliotēkas darba laikā

Ir mainījies AsiaRes bibliotēkas darba laiks.

Sīkāka informācija šeit: asiares.lv/biblioteka

Taiwan Academy Contact Point set in Latvia

Taiwan Academy Contact Point will be set up in the Republic of Latvia. The opening ceremony will take place on December 16th, 2011 at the University of Latvia, Faculty of Humanities.
The Chinese culture and Taiwan educational exchange information would be promoted and shared through this contact point. The opening of the Taiwan Academy Contact Point is the result of the succesful cooperation between Taiwanese and Latvian academic and educational institutions.
The Taiwan Academy Contact Point will be present on AsiaRes website from February, 2012.

Wolfgang Kubin on Chinese literature (video)

Last autumn the german sinologist and translator of Chinese literature, contemporary and classic, professor Wolfgang Kubin, gave an interview in the english speaking channel of CNTV. Kubin is among the most popular Western literary critics in China precisely for his provocative and serious manner in frankly pointing out the more unflattering aspects of China's "breathtaking progress" in the domain of literature and culture in general. The interview was termed "scandalous" by some voices as were many of Kubin's public lectures and writte statements. However it is worth to study the way how Kubin, merciless attacking commercialism in Chinese literary scene, breaks down his interlocutor's smart social (and political) conformity to let appear a few questions of striking relevance for literature as well as for the sense of human life in all modern societies.

Simon Winchester on Chinese Literature (video)

Simon Winchester, author of a Joseph Needham Biography titled "The Man Who Loved China: The Fantastic Story of the Eccentric Scientist Who Unlocked the Mysteries of the Middle Kingdom", speaking at Sydney in 2008. This public talk was delivered in front of an auditory not specialzed in sinology or Chinese Studies as the book is written for readers fascinated by the unique stories and characters the centuries-old story of European/Western-Chinese encounters has produced and still is about to produce. The book is available in the center's library.

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