Dr. Terrence Jackson
Assistant Professor, History
tjackson@adrian.edu
517-264-3947
Jones 309D

Ph.D., Indiana University

Specialist in Japanese History, History of Science, Cultural and Social History

Special recognition: FLAS Scholarship, Fulbright Scholarship.

Publications, exhibits, presentations:
“Dutch Book Circulation and the Tokugawa Information Revolution,” Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, 2006.

Review of Practical Pusuits, Journal of Asian Studies 2006. Review of Burning and Building, Journal of Japanese Studies 2005.

“Mermaids and Narwhals: Japan’s Discovery of the West,” DePauw University, 2002.

“Oranda zashiki: Salons and the Formation of Intellectual Communities in Late Edo.” Midwest Conference on Asian History and Culture, 2002.

“Socializing Intellect: The Rangaku Scholar Otsuki Gentaku’s Learning Journey.” Association of Asian Studies, 2001.

“Casting the Net: Travel, Patronage, and Other Connections in Late Tokugawa Japan.” Indiana University, 2001.

“Schooling an Engendered Nationalism: Science Education in Meiji Japan.” Indiana Historical Association, 1999.

“A Woman’s ‘Pocket Dagger?’ Science Education and the Gendering of Women in Meiji Japan.” Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, 1998.