Andrew Goble
Biographical Information
- Associate Professor, specializing in Japan, East Asia to 1600
- B.A. 1975 at the University of Queensland
- M.A. 1981 at the University of Queensland
- Ph.D in 1987 at Stanford
- With the U of O since 1990
Publications
- Kenmu: Go-Gaigo's Revolution (Harvard University Press, 1996)
- "Social Change, Knowledge, and History: Emperor Hanazono's Admonitions to the Crown Prince", Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, p. 55 (1995)
- "Truth, Contradiction, and Harmony in Medieval Japan: Emperor Hanazono (1297-1348) and Buddhism." Journal of the International
- Association of Buddhist Studies 12 (1989)
- "The Officials of the Kamakura Bakufu" in J. Mass and W. Hauser, The Bakufu in Japanese History (Stanford University Press, 1985)
Fellowships, Grants, and Honors
- Japan Foundation Professional Fellowship Postdoctoral Fellowship
- Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies
- Harvard Foreign Area Fellowship, Social Science Research Council
Research
- Illness, mortality, and medical concepts in medieval Japan, illness and treatment in the 16th century Recent Teaching
- History of Japan
- Medicine and Society in Pre-modern Japan
- East Asian Civilization
- Buddhism and Society in Medieval Japan