Mujaku Dochu (1653-1744) and 17th-Century ... - East Asian History

West Lake from Wang Villa (Wang Zhuang), Lois Conner, 2008
The editor and editorial board of East
Asian History would like to acknowledge
the contribution made to the journal by
Professor Geremie Barme.
Geremie has been editor of East Asian
History since it began under this title in
1991, and was editor of its predecessor
Papers on Far Eastern History from 1989.
In this period, he has sustained and
promoted the importance of the journal
as a forum for rigorous and original
historical scholarship on China, Korea
and Japan. Encouraging and exacting in
equal measures, he has been generous to
scholars taking their first steps in learned
publication. During Geremie's tenure, East
Asian History has become a major journal
in the field, noted for its consistently high
standards of scholarship and the care taken
in its production. His editorship stands as
an example and a challenge to the new
editorial team.
Sometimes words flow easily
As soon as he grasps the brush;
Sometimes he sits vacantly,
Nibbling at it.
Lu Ji, from Literature: A Rhapsody
Translated by Achilles Fang, "Rhyme prose on
Literature: The Wen-Fu of Lu Chi (A.D. 261-303)",
Harvard}ournal of Asiatic Studies, 14, 3/4 (Dec.,
1951): 527-Q6, p.534
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