Sarah HUMBERT-VALLETTE D'OSIA
PhD Candidate
Paris University
Sarah Humbert-Vallette d’Osia is PhD candidate representative at the Scientific Council of East Asian Languages and Civilization department (UFR LCAO, Paris University), and Temporary Lecturer at the University of Paris (former Paris Diderot University).
Research themes: Edo Period, Prostitution, Women’s history, Early Modern Society, Courtesans
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Collaboration with FFJ
Prize winner
Sarah Humbert-Vallette d’Osia received the first FFJ/Christian Polak Prize in 2016 for her report entitled « Les habitants de Kyoto face aux bouleversements de la fin d'Edo (1862-1864) (Étude basée sur l'analyse du Takagi Zaichû Nikki ou Journal d'un habitant de Kyoto à la fin du shogunat et sous la restauration Meiji) » (The inhabitants of Kyoto faced with the upheavals of the late Edo period (1862-1864) (Study based on the analysis of the Takagi Zaichû Nikki or Diary of an inhabitant of Kyoto at the end of the shogunate and under the Meiji restoration)).
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