Beverly Bossler is an historian of High Imperial China (Tang-Song-Yuan dynasties, 618-1368). She is a Professor of History, a member of the East Asian Studies program, and is active in the history department’s Comparative Women’s and Gender History cluster. She serves professionally as Associate Editor for middle-period China of the Journal of Chinese History.
Professor Bossler’s research focuses on social, intellectual, and gender history, especially in the Tang, Song, and Yuan periods. Her research has been supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the American Council of Learned Societies (funding from the Luce and Chiang Ching-kuo foundations), and the University of California President’s Fellowships in the Humanities. You can hear more about Professor Bossler's research in the following "Office Hour" podcast: https://officehourucdpodcast.com/winter-2019/
Professor Bossler teaches a lower-division survey of Chinese history; upper division courses on the history of High Imperial China, sex and society in imperial China, and sex and society in modern China; and undergrad and graduate seminars on a variety of topics in Chinese history.
Professor of History
East Asian Studies
Professor
Department of History
University of California, Davis
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