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Thomas Mullaney

Professor of History and by courtesy of East Asian Languages and Cultures

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

History

Thomas Mullaney is currently serving as a History Professor of History and by courtesy of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Stanford University.

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Thomas Mullaney

Stanford University

Professor of History and by courtesy of East Asian Languages and Cultures

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east asian studies technology cultural history contemporary china digital scholarship sociology east asian languages nationalism cultural studies cultural change textual practice chinese culture electronic publishing modern china international relations governance social history demography public history nationality death studies urban history narrative social semiotics documentation global ecology asian studies contemporary asia economy of china ethnic studies social identity historical archaeology thanatology design by contract global medium digital culture digital society japan studies cultural identity chinese politics ethnic group relation personal identity scholarly communication interactive journalism chinese deathscape grave reform chinese typists predictive text moveable typewriter semiotic sovereignty clause 5.1 silver book yellow book grave relocation shift ctrl sino-japanese typewriter web traffic review editor new phase history of science orientalism global history technology studies empire information technology

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Typing is Dead. The MIT Press eBooks (2021)

Thomas S. Mullaney

children's literatureelectronic publishingliteratureculturecomparative literaturetextual practice

Coming to Terms With the Nation. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Thomas Mullaney

nationalismpolitical scienceinternational relationsgovernancenationality

No Room for the Dead: On Grave Relocation in Contemporary China. Stanford University Press eBooks (2019)

Thomas S. Mullaney

grave relocationanthropologycultural historyculturechinese cultureeast asian studiescontemporary china

The Chinese Deathscape: Grave Reform in Modern China. Stanford University Press eBooks (2019)

Jeffrey Snyder-ReinkeChristian HenriotThomas S. MullaneyDavid McClureGlen Worthey

social historycultural historyhistorydeath studieshistorical archaeologychinese deathscapegrave reformdemographypublic historyarchaeologyurban historythanatologyhumanitiessociologymodern chinacontemporary china

Shift Ctrl: Computing and New Media as Global, Cultural, Sociopolitical, and Ecological. Technology and Culture (2018)

Thomas S. Mullaney

global mediumculturetechnologyshift ctrlscience and technology studiescultural studiescultural changeglobal studiesdigital culturedigital societyglobal ecologydigital scholarshipecologymedia studiesglobalization

Controlling the Kanjisphere: The Rise of the Sino-Japanese Typewriter and the Birth of Cjk. The Journal of Asian Studies (2016)

Thomas S. Mullaney

asian studiescultural studiescontemporary asiasino-japanese typewritereast asian languageseast asian studiesjapan studies

Ethnicity, Nationalism, and Identity in the Study of Modern China. (2016)

Thomas S. Mullaney

cultural historyidentity (social science)culturecultural diversityeconomy of chinacultural identityethnic studieschinese politicsethnic group relationpersonal identityethnicitynationalismmodern chinasociologychinese cultureeast asian studiescontemporary chinasocial identity

Semiotic Sovereignty. BRILL eBooks (2014)

Thomas S. Mullaney

social semioticssemiotic sovereigntylinguistics

The Moveable Typewriter: How Chinese Typists Developed Predictive Text During the Height of Maoism. Technology and Culture (2012)

Thomas S. Mullaney

narrativetechnologychinese typistsdigital scholarshipcultural changepredictive textdigital humanitiestechnology transfereast asian languageseast asian studiesmoveable typewritermachine learning

The Chinese Typewriter. (2009)

Thomas S. Mullaney

technologyeast asian studieschinese typewriter

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Thomas Mullaney

Professor of History and by courtesy of East Asian Languages and Cultures

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

History

Thomas Mullaney is currently serving as a History Professor of History and by courtesy of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Stanford University.

Honors

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Thomas Mullaney

Stanford University

Professor of History and by courtesy of East Asian Languages and Cultures

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Typing is Dead. The MIT Press eBooks (2021)

Thomas S. Mullaney

children's literatureelectronic publishingliteratureculturecomparative literaturetextual practice

Coming to Terms With the Nation. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Thomas Mullaney

nationalismpolitical scienceinternational relationsgovernancenationality

No Room for the Dead: On Grave Relocation in Contemporary China. Stanford University Press eBooks (2019)

Thomas S. Mullaney

grave relocationanthropologycultural historyculturechinese cultureeast asian studiescontemporary china

The Chinese Deathscape: Grave Reform in Modern China. Stanford University Press eBooks (2019)

Jeffrey Snyder-ReinkeChristian HenriotThomas S. MullaneyDavid McClureGlen Worthey

Shift Ctrl: Computing and New Media as Global, Cultural, Sociopolitical, and Ecological. Technology and Culture (2018)

Thomas S. Mullaney

Controlling the Kanjisphere: The Rise of the Sino-Japanese Typewriter and the Birth of Cjk. The Journal of Asian Studies (2016)

Thomas S. Mullaney

asian studiescultural studiescontemporary asiasino-japanese typewritereast asian languageseast asian studiesjapan studies

Ethnicity, Nationalism, and Identity in the Study of Modern China. (2016)

Thomas S. Mullaney

Semiotic Sovereignty. BRILL eBooks (2014)

Thomas S. Mullaney

social semioticssemiotic sovereigntylinguistics

The Moveable Typewriter: How Chinese Typists Developed Predictive Text During the Height of Maoism. Technology and Culture (2012)

Thomas S. Mullaney

narrativetechnologychinese typistsdigital scholarshipcultural changepredictive textdigital humanitiestechnology transfereast asian languageseast asian studiesmoveable typewritermachine learning

The Chinese Typewriter. (2009)

Thomas S. Mullaney

technologyeast asian studieschinese typewriter

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