Eva Shan Chou

Professor

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department: English

Areas of expertise: Classical Chinese poetry; modern Chinese literature and cultural studies; ballet, especially the history of ballet in China

Email Address: Eva.Chou@baruch.cuny.edu

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Education

Ph.D., Chinese Literature, Harvard University

M.A., Chinese Literature, Harvard University

B.A., English Literature, Harvard College

SemesterCourse PrefixCourse NumberCourse Name
Fall 2022ENG3032Asian American Literature
Fall 2022ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2022ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2022ENG4460The Modern Short Novel
Spring 2022ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2021ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2021ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2021ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2021ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2021ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2021ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2020ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2020ENG4460The Modern Short Novel
Spring 2020ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2019ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Spring 2018ENG4460The Modern Short Novel
Fall 2017ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2017ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2016ENG4460The Modern Short Novel
Spring 2016ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Spring 2015ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2014ENG5000HIndependent Study English I
Fall 2014ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2014ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2013AAS3085Top In Asian & Asian Ameri Stu
Fall 2013ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Spring 2013ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2012ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2012ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2012ENG3036Post-Colonial Literature
Spring 2012ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2011ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2011ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2011ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2010ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2009ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2009ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2009ENG3030Cont Lit Asia,Afr,La
Spring 2009ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2009ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2008ENG3036Post-Colonial Literature
Fall 2008ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2008ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Spring 2008ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2007ENG3030Cont Lit Asia,Afr,La
Spring 2007ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2007ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2006ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2006ENG5000Independent Study English I
Fall 2005ENG3950Topics in Literature
Fall 2005ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2005ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2004ENG3950Topics in Literature
Fall 2004ENG2800HHon Great Works of Lit I
Fall 2004ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2004ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2003ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Spring 2003ENG3950Topics in Literature
Fall 2002ENG3032Ethnic Literature
Fall 2002ENG2800HHon Great Works of Lit I
Fall 2001ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2001ENG5001Independent Study English II
Fall 2001ENG2800Great Works of Literature I
Fall 2001ENG3032Ethnic Literature

Books

Chou, E. (2012). Memory, Violence, Queues: Lu Xun Interprets China. (p. 332). Asia Past and Present Series. Ann Arbor, MI, U.S.A., Association for Asian Studies. 100+ illustrations. (REVIEWS: 2014 Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies; 2014 Journal of Asian Studies (lead article); 2014 China Perspectives [French Centre for Contemporary Research on China, Hong Kong]; 2014 China Quarterly [SOAS, Univ of London]; 2013 Journal of Chinese Studies [Hong Kong]).

Chou, E. (1996). Reconsidering Tu Fu: Literary Greatness and Cultural Context . Cambridge and New York , UK, Cambridge University Press. Paperback edition, 2006.

Journal Articles

(2022). "The Establishment of Beijing Dance School in the First-Hand Report of Soviet Specialist O. A. Il'ina: Introduction, Translation, Notes.". Dance Research, 40(1). 11–40 (16,000 words).

Chou, E. (2017). "The End of Fiction, the Start of Politics: Lu Xun in 1926-27". Sino Platonic Papers, University of Pennsylvania, digital-only since 2006. 29pp.

Chou, E. (2009). "Confucian Elements in an Icon of Iconoclasm: 'Diary of a Madman'". minima sinica, 66(6). 421-459.

(2007). "'A Story about Hair': A Curious Mirror of Lu Xun's Pre-Republican Years". Journal of Asian Studies , 66.2. 421-59. Forthcoming in Chinese in two parts in Lu Xun Research Monthly (Beijing Lu Xun Museum).

Chou, E. (2005). "Literary Evidence of Continuities from Zhou Shuren to Lu Xun". Rocky Mountain Review of Languages and Literatures, 59.2. 49-66. Translated into Chinese and published in Lu Xun Research Monthly (Beijing Lu Xun Museum, June 2012).

Chou, E. (2002). "Learning to Read Lu Xun 1918-23: The Emergence of a Readership" . China Quarterly , ( 172). 1043-64. Translated into Chinese and published in Lu Xun Research Monthly (Beijing Lu Xun Museum), June, 2013.

(2000). "Tu Fu's 'General Ho' Poems: Social Obligations and Poetic Response". Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies , 60.1. 165-204.

(1999). "The Political Martyr in Lu Xun's Writings". Asia Major, 3d ser., 12.2. 139-162.

(1993). "Literary Reputations in Context". T'ang Studies , 10. 41-66.

(1991). "Tu Fu's Social Conscience: Compassion and Topicality in his Poetry" . Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies , 51.1. 5-53.

(1989). "Wenxue shengyu de hanyi" (The Meaning of Literary Reputations). Chiu-chou Quarterly , 10. 23-65.

(1985). "Allusion and Periphrasis as Modes of Poetry in Tu Fu's 'Eight Laments'" . Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies , 45.1. 77-128. Online in GaleNet.

(1982). "Beginning with Images in the Nature Poems of Wang Wei" . Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 42.1. 117-37. Reprinted in Poetry Criticism and Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism, Gale..

"The First Chinese Swan Lake: Situating it in Swan Lake's Global History". For submission to scholarly journal. 14,000 words. In Progress.

Book Chapters

Chou, E. (2018). Reprint of my 1991 article on Du Fu from Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies. In Kroll, P. (Ed.), Critical Readings on Tang China, 4 vols. (p. 49pp). Leiden: The Netherlands. Brill.

Chou, E. (2015). Translation of "Run! Lini, Run!". The Sound of Salt Forming, Short Stories by the Post-80s Generation in China Honolulu, HI. University of Hawai'i Press.

Chou, E. (2015). Translation of "The River Seine Does Not Freeze". The Sound of Salt Forming, Short Stories by the Post-80s Generation in China Honolulu,Hawaii. University of Hawaii Press.

Chou, E. (2012). Translation of "Hong Kong ten years after the handover", "So long as Han Chinese have no freedom, Tibetans will have no autonomy" and "Using truth to undermine a system built on lies". In Link, P. (Ed.), No Enemies, No Hatred: Essays and Poems by Liu Xiaobo USA. (Liu Xiaobo received the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize while a political prisoner; he died in 2017, shortly after being "released".) Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.

Chou, E. (1999). Women Writers of Traditional China: An Anthology of Poetry and Criticism. In Sun Chang, K., & Saussy, H. (Eds.), Trans., classical-language poems by Jiang Zhu. (pp. 544-548). Stanford. Stanford University Press.

Chou, E. (1998). China's Avant-Garde Fiction. In Wang, J. (Ed.), "Yellow Green," by Ge Hong. (pp. 23-42). Durham, N.C. Duke University Press.

Chou, E. (1998). World Poetry: An Anthology of Verse From Antiquity to Our Time. In Washburn, K., Major, J. S., & N/A, C. F. (Eds.), Trans., classical poems by Wang Wei and Tu Fu. New York. W.W. Norton and Book-of-the-Month Club.

Conference Proceedings

Chou, E. (2017). "Soviet Ballet in Chinese Cultural Policy, 1950s". Dancing the Cold War: An International Symposium.

Chou, E. (2016). "Folk Dance in China: the Dance Pioneer Dai Ailian 1916-2006". 2016 Congress of Research in Dance (CORD) Proceedings.

Media Contributions

Chou, E. S. (2023). Review, Wayne McGregor, "The Dante Project" at the Garnier; Maurice Béjart, program of three works, at the Bastille, both Paris. In Fjord Review..

Chou, E. S. (2023). "An American Choreographer in Paris," all-Jerome Robbins program, Paris Opera Ballet, Paris. In Fjord Review..

Chou, E. S. (2023). "New York City Ballet's Summer Residency," July 18–22, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, NY. In Fjord Review..

Chou, E. S. (2023). "Lucinda Childs/Robert Wilson, Relative Calm" 1981/2022 in the 40th ImpulsTanz Vienna International Dance Festival, Volkstheater. In Fjord Review..

Chou, E. (2019). "Raise High the Red Lantern," National Ballet of China, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C. Ballet Review.

Chou, E. (2019). "Serata Phillip Glass," Coro de Balet, Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, Opera House, Rome Ballet Review.

Chou, E. (2019). "Los Angeles Dance Project," Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Beverly Hills, CA, Ballet Review.

Chou, E. (2019). "Two Tchaikovsky Ballets: 'The Nutcracker' and 'Swan Lake," Pennsylvania Ballet, The Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PA. Ballet Review.

Chou, E. (2018). "Sleeping Beauty," Pennsylvania Ballet, The Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PA. Ballet Review, (Summer).

Chou, E. (2017). "Brief Fling," Pacific Northwest Ballet, Seattle, WA. Ballet Review, (3).

Chou, E. (2017). "Le Corsaire," Pennsylvania Ballet, The Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PA. Ballet Review, (3).

Chou, E. (2017). "Program of Firsts," Pennsylvania Ballet, Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PA. Ballet Review., (1).

Chou, E. (2016). "'Romeo and Juliet' and 'Onegin'," Stuttgart Ballet, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Tokyo. Ballet Review., (2).

Chou, E. (2016). "Sylvie Guillem: A Life in Progress," New York City Center, New York. Ballet Review..

Chou, E. (2016). "Pearl: Spring River Flower Moon Night," Koch Theater, Lincoln Center, NY. Ballet Review.

Chou, E. (2015). "China is Near: The National Ballet of China," Lincoln Center Festival 2015. Ballet Review..

Chou, E. (2015). "In Zhang Yimou's 'Coming Home,' History is Muted but not Silent".

Chou, E. (2015). "The First Chinese Performance of 'Swan Lake'", Ballet Review, (43:3).

Presentations

Chou, E. S. (2024, March 3). In Conversation with Jennifer Homans, Mr B.: Balanchine's Twentieth Century. book talk. New York, NY: Cosmopolitan Club.

Chou, E. S. (2024, May 3). Le corsair and the Complexities of Ballet Orientalism: from Byron to 2023. Centre de Recherches Historiques. Paris, France: École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales.

Chou, E. S. (2024, November 3). "Romeo + Juliet: A Romeo and Juliet for Hong Kong". Shakespeare et la danse. Sorbonne, Paris, France: Sorbonne University.

Chou, E. S. (2024, July 3). "Hong Kong Ballet's Romeo + Juliet: A Case Study of Transcultural Adaptation". European Shakespeare Research Association. Budapest, Hungary

Chou, E. S. (2024, May 3). "Orientalism in Ballet: Le corsaire from Byron to 2023". Centre de recherches historiques: L’École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris.

Chou, E. S. (2024, August 3). A Centennial Portrait: Ballets Performed in 2021 for the 100th Year of the Chinese Communist Party's Founding. China in the Long Twentieth Century: Changes and Transformations. virtual: Historical Society for Twentieth Century China, biennial conference.

Chou, E. S. (2024, August 3). Shanghai Ballet's Jane Eyre: Issuing a Cultural Challenge. Association for Asian Performance, annual conference. Northwestern University (online): Association for Asian Performance,.

Chou, E. S. (2024, December 3). A Centennial Portrait: Ballets Performed in 2021 for 100th Year of the Chinese Communist Party's Founding. New England Association for Asian Studies annual conference. Harvard University (online)

Chou, E. S. (2024, August 3). How Ballet Came to Exist in Socialist China. Historical Society for Twentieth-Century China, mini-conference. University of Tennessee (online)

Chou, E. S. (2024, December 3). A Centennial Portrait: Ballets Performed in 2021 for 100th Year of the Chinese Communist Party's Founding. New England Regional Association for Asian Studies. Harvard University: New England Regional Association for Asian Studies.

Chou, E. S. (2024, August 3). Ballet is Adopted by Socialist China. Historical Society for Twentieth Century China, Building a Socialist Society. virtual: Historical Society for Twentieth Century China.

Chou, E. S. (2024, August 3). Shanghai Ballet Company's Jane Eyre: Issuing a Cultural Challenge. Association for Asian Performance, annual conference. virtual: Association for Asian Performance.

Chou, E. S. (2024, June 3). Shanghai Ballet Company's Hamlet (2016). European Shakespeare Research Association, biennial conference. University of Athens, Athens, Greece (virtual): European Shakespeare Research Association.

Chou, E. S. (2024, June 3). Shanghai Ballet Company's 2014 Hamlet . European Shakespeare Research Association annual meeting. University of Athens (online): European Shakespeare Research Association.

Chou, E. (2020, August 15). Ballet Restarts: Picking up after the Cultural Revolution. China's Engagement with the Modern World. virtual: Historical Society for Twentieth-Century China, Biennial Conference.

Chou, E. (2019, March 31). Censorship, Self-Censorship, and Coded Messages: Dance in 'Youth' dir by Feng Xiaogang (2017) and 'Coming Home' dir by Zhang Yimou (2014). Workshop on Censorship and Self-Censorship. Prague, The Czech Republic: European Association of Chinese Studies.

Chou, E. (2019, June 30). Performing Conservation: National Ballet of China's 'Crane Calling'. Art in the Anthropocene. Dublin: School for Creative Arts, Trinity College Dublin.

Chou, E. (2019, July 31). Making Ballet Chinese: 'The Chinese Nutcracker' 'Peony Pavilion. International Convention of Asian Scholars 11. Leiden, The Netherlands: International Institute of Asian Scholars.

Chou, E. (2018, April 30). "Intertextuality from Novel to Ballet: Jane Eyre and Shanghai Ballet Company". American Comparative Literature Association, annual meeting. UCLA

Chou, E. (2018, March 31). "Ballets Based on Lu Xun's Fiction". CHINOPERL annual meeting. Washington, D.C.

Chou, E. (2018, August 31). "Cao Yu's Classic Play 'Thunderstorm' Becomes a Ballet". World Association for Chinese Studies. University of Vienna, Austria

Chou, E. (2017, November 30). "Dancing Ballet in China, Beginning to the Present". M on the Bund, Shanghai

Chou, E. (2017, August 31). "Lu Xun's 'Regret for the Past': Adaptations for Film and Stage". World Association for Chinese Studies. Witten, Germany: Witten University.

Chou, E. (2017, October 31). "Matsuyama Ballet and 'White-Haired Girl'". Shanghai: Shanghai NYU.

Chou, E. (2016, June 30). Two Chinese Ballets and The Contexts of their Creation and Performance. Contexts of the Theatrical Event. Stockholm, Sweden: International Federation for Theatrical Research.

Chou, E. (2016, October 31). Du Fu among his Peers: the View from Feng Zhi (1905-99) and Liao Weitang (b. 1975). Conference in Honor of Stephen Owen. Cambridge, MA: Harvard.

Chou, E. (2016, November 30). "Ballet in China: From Transplant to New Growths". Dance Studies Seminar, Columbia University Seminars.

Chou, E. (2016, March 31). "Our Red Army Girls" as a Vehicle of Choice for Cultural Policy. CHINOPERL. Seattle, WA

Chou, E. (2015, June 30). A Tale that Travelled Across Boundaries and Arrived in the Ballet White-Haired Girl. Biennial Conference. Shanghai, China: Association of Chinese and Comparative Literature (ACCL).

Chou, E. (2015, December 31). Zhang Yimou’s 'Coming Home': A Famed Ballet Plays a Supporting Role. China-East Asia Seminar. New York: CUNY Graduate Center.

Chou, E. (2015, December 31). Interpreter, for Prof Xiao Suhua, “Explorations and Innovations in Choreography” Professor and Choreographer, Beijing Academy of Dance. At Columbia University.. Columbia University

Chou, E. (2015, June 30). Folk Dance in China: the Dance Pioneer Dai Ailian, 1916-2006. Congress on Research in Dance, annual conference. Athens, Greece

Chou, E. (2014, January 31). "Art Interprets Literature, 1949-79". University of Chicago: Dept of East Asian Languages and Civilizations.

Chou, E. (2014, March 31). "Ballet in the Socialist Era". Performance Studies, in conjunction with Association for Asian Studies. Philadelphia

Chou, E. (2014, March 31). "The End of Fiction, the Start of Politics: Lu Xun in 1926. Columbia University Seminars, Modern China Seminar. New York: Columbia University.

Chou, E. (2014, October 31). Poem and Photograph: Two Sets by Lu Xun, 1902 and 1903. American Oriental Society. Stanford University

Chou, E. (2014, May 31). "Resonances". Moderator, panel, PEN International Writers' Festival. New York: American PEN.

Chou, E. (2013, December 31). Classical Ballet as an Index of Transition: the National Ballet of China. Joint East Asian Conference. Notthingham, UK: British Association of Chinese Studies.

Chou, E. (2013, October 31). Ballet in the Socialist Era. Socialist Culture in China Reconsidered. : University of Michigan.

Chou, E. (2013, May 31). Resonances: Writers on Influences. Moderator, panel, PEN International Writers' Festival. New York: American PEN.

Chou, E. (2012, April 30). Writing in the Republican Era, 6 lectures. Prague, The Czech Republic: Charles University.

Chou, E. (2011, December 31). Prominent Chinese-American Writers. New York: The China Institute.

Chou, E. (2011, December 31). One Classical Poem, Thirty Years Apart. CO: University of Colorado, Boulder.

Chou, E. (2011, December 31). Lu Xun Quotes Mencius. Annual Meeting. University of California, Santa Barbara: American Oriental Society Western Branch.

Chou, E. (2010, December 31). The Look of the Chinese Man, 1895-1912. Fifth International Sinological Symposium. Portugal: Portugal Institute of Sinology.

Chou, E. (2008, December 31). Han Identity at the End of the Qing Dynasty: the Experiences and Recollections of Lu Xun (1881-1936). Critical Han Symposium and Workshop. Stanford University

Chou, E. (2007, December 31). Three lectures: Lu Xun's Classical Poems; Old Stories Retold: Lu Xun's Transformation of Myths and Historical Anecdote; Traditional Society in Lu Xun's Fiction (in Chinese). City University of Hong Kong.

Chou, E. (2007, December 31). Memory and Reading at Work in the Fiction of Lu Xun. Princeton University

Chou, E. (2006, December 31). Memorial service for James Robert Hightower, Victor S. Thomas Professor of Chinese Literature. Harvard University

Chou, E. (2005, December 31). Lu Xun (1881-1936): Personal Choices, Public Influence. Asian American / Asian Research Institute, New York

Chou, E. (2004, December 31). Chinese Literature outside China. The China Institute, New York , NY

Chou, E. (2003, December 31). Chinese Literature in East Asia. China, Instuitute, New York

Chou, E. (2003, December 31). Living Without a Queue: How Lu Xun Faced Hostility,. Association of Comparative Chinese Literature. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Chou, E. (2002, December 31). Lu Xun as Classical Poet. George Washington University, Washington, D.C

Chou, E. (2001, December 31). Louis Chu, Ghetto Literature: A Place in American Literature. New England Conference, Association for Asian Studies. Williams College, MA

Chou, E. (2000, December 31). East Asia in Transition. New York: Guest lectures, in course jointly offered by The China Institute, Japan Society and The Korean Society.

Chou, E. (2000, December 31). Toshio Mori and William Saroyan. First European Meeting of MELUS-Europe (Multi-ethnic Literatures of the U.S). Orleans, France

Chou, E. (2000, December 31). Louis Chu and Chinatown: A Writer Ahead of His True Time, symposium Chinese Contribution to America. St.John's University

Chou, E. (2000, December 31). Defining What It Means to Be Chinese, Lu Xun 1918-1923. Annual Meeting, Association for Asian Studies. San Diego

Chou, E. (1998, December 31). Landscape, Nature and Parallel Couplets in the Poetry of Tu Fu. First International Convention of Asian Scholars. Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands

Chou, E. (1997, December 31). 'An Old Man Like Me': Tu Fu on Himself'. Columbia University Seminars.

Chou, E. (1997, December 31). Chair of panel, symposium in honor of the retirement of Professor Patrick D. Hanan. Harvard University

Chou, E. (1996, December 31). Teaching the East Asian Lyric in the Great Works Course and Beyond. Faculty Workshop. Baruch College

Chou, E. (1993, December 31). Asian-American Literature: This Year's Crop. Society of Bunting Fellows. The Bunting Institute, Radcliffe College

Chou, E. (1992, December 31). Models for T'ang Literary History. Columbia University Seminars. N.Y

Chou, E. (1992, December 31). What is T'ang Literature?. The Bunting Institute. Radcliffe College

Chou, E. (1991, December 31). Tu Fu and the Tradition of Tu Fu. Yale University

Chou, E. (1991, December 31). Was Ding Ling a Feminist?. Annual Meeting, Chiu-chou Quarterly. Harvard University

Chou, E. (1991, December 31). The Poetry of Place. International symposium held in conjunction with the exhibition "Sacred Mountains in Chinese Art". The Metropalitan Museum of Art, New York

Chou, E. (1991, December 31). Poems on Chu-ke Liang. Annual Meeting, Association for Asian Studies (Chairman and organizer of panel). New Orleans

Chou, E. (1989, December 31). Tu Fu's Political Views. Annual Meeting, Association for Asian Studies (Chairman and organizer of panel). Washington, D.C

Chou, E. (1988, December 31). The Intelligent Traveller's Guide to Chinese Literature. Middlebury College

Chou, E. (1987, December 31). The Meaning of Literary Reputations, Poets and Conceptions of Poets. University of Durham, England: The British Academy.

Chou, E. (1987, December 31). The Meaning of Literary Reputations. Columbia University Seminars. New York

Chou, E. (1985, December 31). Allusion in Lyric Poetry. Mid-Atlantic Meeting, AAS. Washington, DC

Chou, E. (1985, December 31). The Yangtze River in Literature. The China Institute, New York

Chou, E. (1984, December 31). Romance and Politics in Ting Ling's (1901-86) Short Stories. NYU

Chou, E. (1984, December 31). Simple Language in Tu Fu. Mid-Atlantic Meeting, AAS. Princeton, NJ

Chou, E. (1982, December 31). Tu Fu's Poems on Paintings. New England Meeting, AAS. Brown University

Chou, E. (1980, December 31). Wang Wei's Nature Poems. Annual Meeting, AAS. Washington, D.C

Chou, E. (1979, December 31). Workshop on Contemporary Chinese Literature and Performing Arts. Harvard University

Other Scholarly Works

Chou, E. (2020). Translation of eighth-century poem by Du Fu quoted by permission in Ferenc Andai’s award-winning memoir. In the Hour of Fate and Danger.

Chou, E. (2013). "Zhang Jie". Dictionary of Literary Biography: Chinese Fiction Writers, 1950-2000.

Chou, E. (2013). Translation by Translation Centre, Shenyang University of my 2002 article in China Quarterly.

Chou, E. (2012). Translation by Translation Centre, Shenyang University of my 2005 article in Rocky Mountain MLA.

Chou, E. (2010). "Du Fu". Literary Encyclopedia.

Chao, D., & Chou, E. (2005). A New Multi-media Course for Learning Chinese Characters.

Chou, E. (2000). Interview with Yoko Tawada.

Chou, E. (1995). Interview with Li Zhisui.

Chou, E. (1995). Profile: Kenzaburo Oe.

Chou, E. (1988). Study Guide for the Film Memories of Old Peking.

Chou, E. (1987). Encyclopedia of Asian History.

Chou, E. (1985). Trans., A Silhouette of Life.

Chou, E. (1975). Trans., Suitcase, a play by Yao Yiwei.

Reviews

Chou, E. (2016,February 25). London: Times Higher Education, London.

Chou, E. (2015,June 1). London,UK: Times Higher Education, London.

Chou, E. (2014,June 1). Choice.

Chou, E. (2014,February 1). London, UK: Times Higher Education, London.

Chou, E. (2014,February 14). London,UK: Times Higher Education, London.

Chou, E. (2014,January 1). Canberra,Australia: The China Journal, Australia National University.

Chou, E. (2013,December 1). Chicago, IL,US: Choice.

Chou, E. (2013,May 23). . London,UK: Times Higher Education, London.

Chou, E. (2004,December 1). Mountain Home: The Wilderness Poetry of Ancient China. Trans. David Hinton. New York: Counterpoint, 2002. New York: On-line publication, Persimmon www.persimmon-mag.com/winter2004/Bookreview6.htm.

Chou, E. (2004,March 1). Love-Letters and Privacy in Modern China: The Intimate Lives of Lu Xun and Xu Guangping by Bonnie S. Mc Dougall, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002. The China Quarterly (177), 236-38.

Chou, E. (2001,October 1). Wild Kids by Chang Ta-chun. New York: Columbia University Press, 2000. New York : Persimmon.

Chou, E. (2000,January 1). A Thousand Moons Over a Thousand Rivers by Hsiao Li-hung. New York: Columbia University Press, 2000. New York : Persimmon.

Chou, E. (2000,April 1). The Encyclopedia of the Chinese Overseas, ed. Lynn Pan. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1999. Persimmon.

Research Currently in Progess

Chou, E. S.(n.d.). Ballet in China: A History. Under contract with University of Pennsylvania Press. In Progress.

Advance contract from the University of Pennsylvania Press.

TitleFunding Agency SponsorStart DateEnd DateAwarded DateTotal FundingStatus
"Ballet in China: A History"PSC-CUNY 5007/01/201912/31/202004/15/20195715Completed
Ballet in China: A HistoryCUNY Book Completion Award07/01/201806/30/201904/01/20185000Completed
Ballet in China: Transplant and New Growths (Ballet Archives in China)PSC-CUNY 4807/01/201706/30/201804/14/20173500Completed
"Ballet in China: A History"PSC-CUNY 4707/01/201606/30/201704/15/20163500Completed
“Lu Xun (1881-1936): Cultural Biography of an Early Modern Writer” (Japan phase)PSC-CUNY 4507/01/201406/30/201504/15/20143500Completed
On the eve of a new literaturePSC-CUNY 4307/01/201206/30/201304/17/20123990Completed
Lu Xun: A Cultural BiographyPSC-CUNY 4107/01/201006/30/20113990Completed
"The Writers: Using Words in Republican China, 1911-1949"PSC-CUNY 4007/01/200906/30/20103990Completed
Department Chair Research Account Year 4 Eva ChouPSC CUNY09/01/202308/31/202508/31/20233000Funded - In Progress
Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
Resident FellowCenter for Ballet and the Arts, New York University, Fall Term2018
Visiting ProfessorCharles University, Prague, The Czech Republic2012
Visiting ScholarUniversity of Cambridge, Trinity College, Easter Term2011
Library of Congress, Kluge Center, Fellowship 2001
The Fulbright Foundation, Fellowship for Japan, selected as alternate 2001
The Japan Foundation, Fellowship 2001
The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, Fellowship1995
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Summer Fellowship 1991
The American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), Fellowship 1991
The Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Fellowship 1991
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Fellowship 1987
American Association of University Women (AAUW), Dissertation Fellowship 1979
Fellowships in support of graduate studies: NDFL, NDEA, FLAS, 1981, 1979, 19781977

College

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Department of Sociology and AnthropologyInterim Chair8/31/2024
Eugene Lang, Review Committeepeer reviewer4/28/2021
Faculty SenateFaculty Senator, Category II8/31/2020
Promotions and BudgetCommittee Member12/31/2018
Executive CommitteeCommittee Member6/30/2018
Department ChairChair, Department of English6/30/2018
Faculty Senate, Chairs' Representative6/30/2018
Freshman Convocation, Introduction of Keynote Speaker, Celeste NgIntroduce Keynote Speaker8/31/2016
Sidney Harman Writer-in-ResidenceIntroduction of Amitav Ghosh at his public reading3/24/2016
Strategic Planning CommitteeCommittee Chair12/31/2015
Freshman Convocation, Introduction of Keynote Speaker Karen Joy Fowler8/31/2015
Freshman Convocation, Introduction of Keynote Speaker Moshin Hamid8/31/2014
College Promotions and BudgetCommittee Member12/31/2013
Introduction of Gish Jen, Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence, Public Reading10/31/2013
WSAS Research and Travel CommitteeCommittee Member12/31/2009
Asian and Asian American Studies Committee Committee Member12/31/2009
Departmental Treasurer8/31/2009
Committee on Honors AwardsCommittee Member12/31/2008
Introduction of Sigrid Nunez, Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence, public reading10/31/2007
Joint Committee on Research Committee Member12/31/2006
Library Committee 12/31/2003
Student Interview of Anita Desai, Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence,published online, Baruch.cuny.edu/wsas/harman/desai_interview.html.4/30/2003
Education Committee, Elementary and Early Childhood Education ProgramCommittee Member12/31/2001
Committee on Committees 12/31/2000
Events Committee Committee Member12/31/2000
Participation in Bell Atlantic Workshop for training in use of software for Great Works, directed by Prof. Paula Berggren 12/31/1999
Secretary to the Department12/31/1997
Faculty Workshop on teaching East Asian lyrics in the Great Works course12/31/1996

University

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Honors Admissions Committee for Macauley Collegefaculty reader of applications for admission1/5/20215/25/2021
CUNY Office of Research, CUNY Book Completion Award Programpeer reviewer1/1/201912/31/2019
CUNY Research Foundation, PSC-CUNY Awardspeer reviewer1/1/201812/31/2018
CUNY Research Foundation, PSC CUNY Research Awardspeer reviewer1/1/200912/31/2010
CUNY Shanxi Exchange1/1/200812/31/2009
CUNY Research Foundation, PSC-CUNY Research Awardspeer reviewer1/1/200312/31/2004
CUNY Research Foundation, PSC-CUNY Research Awardspeer reviewer1/1/200012/31/2001
Asian American Research Council student essay competitionmember, selection panel 11/15/200112/31/2001
CUNY Research Foundation, PSC-CUNY Research Awardspeer reviewer1/1/199612/31/1997

Professional

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
Cambria Press, Amherst, NYReviewer, Book1/1/201912/31/2019
Association for Asian StudiesReviewer, Book12/31/2018
Cornell UniversityExternal reviewer for Tenure and PromotionNew York12/31/2018
Oxford University PressReviewer, Book12/31/2018
Arts Club of Washington, D.C.reviewer for the Marfield Book Prize, 2018 and 201912/31/2018
Radcliffe Instituteletter of reference, for fellowshp12/31/2018
University of Tel AvivExternal Reviewer for Promotion to Full ProfessorIsrael12/31/2018
Arts Club of Washington, D.C.reviewer of books submitted for the Marfield Prize12/31/2017
Cambria PressReviewer, Book12/31/2017
Harvard University PressReviewer, Book12/31/2017
E. J. BrillReviewer, Book12/31/2016
Journal of Chinese StudiesReviewer, Journal Article3/31/2016
Reviewer, Journal ArticleTaiwan12/31/2014
Journal of Oriental Studies, Hong Kong UniversityReviewer, Journal Article12/31/2014
Modern Chinese Literature and CultureReviewer, Journal Article12/31/2014
Cambria Presspeer reviewer of book manuscriptNew YorkUnited States12/31/2013
Columbia UniversityExternal examiner for Ph.D. dissertation on Tang-dynasty poet Du Fu (712-770)12/31/2013
Modern Chinese Literature and Culturepeer reviewer of article ms12/31/2013
Asia Majorpeer review of article manuscript1/1/201112/31/2011
Confucius Institute, Pace UniversityGuest Lecturer in faculty development seminar series Chinese Culture1/1/201112/31/2011
E.J. Brillpeer review, book manuscript1/1/201012/31/2010
Panoma CollegeExternal Reviewer for tenureCalifornia1/1/201012/31/2010
Colgate UniversityExternal Reviewer for tenureNew York1/1/200712/31/2007
Journal of Asian Studies, Association for Asian StudiesReferee1/1/200712/31/2007
Board, The T'ang Society1/1/200112/31/2004
Editorial Advisory Board, Persimmon, a quarterly on contemporary culture and the arts in Asia1/1/200012/31/2002
Board, The T'ang Society1/1/199712/31/2000
Editorial Board,Chiu-chou, a scholarly journal published in Chinese, in New York and Taipei1/1/198612/31/1998
Board, Society of Institute Fellows, The Bunting Institute, Radcliffe College1/1/199512/31/1997

Public

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
Harvard Schools Committee, alumna interviewer 1/1/198612/31/2018
Art Committee, New Canaan (Ct) Library 1/1/200212/31/2012
Referee, Journal of Asian Studies, of submitted ms.12/31/2007
Referee, Journal of Asian Studies, of submitted ms.12/31/2007
External reviewer, tenure, Colgate University9/30/2007
Referee, Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, published by Ohio State University and the Foreign Languages Institute, Peking, of submitted ms. 12/31/2004
External reviewer, Ph.D thesis , The Chan Interpretation of Wang Wei's Poetry, University of SydneyAustralia12/31/2002
NEH-funded teacher development seminar, Cities and Public Space in Comparative Cultural Context, sponsored by Community College Humanities Association and Library of CongressGuest Faculty 12/31/2002
Professional development - Participant in NEH Summer Institute, Empowering Relationships: Ways of Authority in Japanese Culture, East-West Center Hawaii 12/31/2002
American Association of University Women, New Canaan Branch 1/1/199612/31/2002
Seminar leader (6 meetings) Medicine and Literature, New York Medical College New York 12/31/2001
NEH Summer Institute, China in World History, developed by The China Institute, held at Columbia University Guest Faculty 12/31/2001
Guest faculty (6 lectures) Asian American Literature, Japan Society 12/31/2001
External examiner for honors thesis, Bates College Maine 12/31/1998
Peer-review Committee, fellowship applications, Radcliffe Institute1/1/199612/31/1997
Peer-review Committee, fellowship applications, Radcliffe Institute1/1/199512/31/1996
Associate in Research, Fairbank Center, Harvard University 1/1/199012/31/1992
Visiting Fellow, Yale University 1/1/199012/31/1991
Referee, Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 12/31/1990
NEH peer-review, for proposals submitted to the NEH Translation Project1/1/198912/31/1990
NEH peer-review panel, fellowship applications1/1/198812/31/1989
NEH peer-review panel12/31/1987
Referee, Havard Journal of Asiatic Studies 12/31/1987
Associate in Research, Fairbank Center, Harvard University 1/1/198412/31/1986