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Thomas Hare is the William Sauter LaPorte '28 Professor in Regional Studies at Princeton University, where he serves as Professor and Chair of Comparative Literature since 2001. He specializes in Japanese literature and drama through the 18th century, Buddhist cultural history, and ancient Egyptian writing systems.
His research spans
- Classical and Medieval Japanese Studies
- Buddhism in Japanese Cultural History
- Ancient Egyptian Arts and Literature
- Text-Image Relationships in Traditional Asia
- Jôruri Music and Drama
His publications focus on Noh drama, Egyptian mythologies, and interdisciplinary methodologies. He has received the Kanze Hisao Memorial Prize in Noh Drama from Hosei University (2008) for his work on Zeami's Performance Notes. Professor Hare welcomes students interested in portraiture, graphemics, and Japan-Egypt comparative studies.
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