CONFERENCEPROCEEDINGS
of
The16th
Annual
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Friday, February
9 |
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12:00-2:30 |
Registration
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2:30-3:30 |
Opening
Remarks Professor Lydia H. Liu Professor Gray Tuttle |
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4:00-5:30 |
Session I |
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Panel I |
Gender
Trouble in Modern Discussant: Professor Eugenia Lean, |
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Katherine Yeung Ko |
Chinese Conception of Girlhood with Particular
Emphasis on the Mui Tsai System in the 1920s |
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Yurou Zhong |
The Soap Saga in the Age of
Hygienic Modernity |
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Jianxiong Ma |
Female Traffic and Marriage Squeeze of Ethnic
Minorities in Southwest China: On the Case of the Lahu in |
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Panel II |
War, Strategy, and
Mobilization in 20th Century Discussant: Konrad
Lawson, |
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Hajimu
Masuda |
Whispering
gallery: Anti-Americanism, domestic politics, and |
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Deokhyo
Choi |
Transborder
Conscription?: The Syngman Rhee regime and Koreans in Japan during the Korean
War |
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Paul
B. Spooner |
Sunken
Dreams: HMS Prince of Wales and the Pacific War |
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Panel III |
Transgressions: Tracing
Mutability in Late Imperial Chinese Fiction Discussant: Sara
Kile, |
Kent 522D |
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Tiezhu
Dong |
A
Modernized Sage: The Image of Confucius in Modern Historical Novels |
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Xiaojing
Sun |
Transgressing
Boundaries: Yuan Mei’s Ghost Story Collection Zibuyu |
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Panel IV |
The Individual in the
Epistemological Cosmos of East Asian Philosophies Discussant: John Zinda, |
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Soon-ja Yang |
Shen
Dao’s Philosophy |
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Matt Stefon |
Cultivating
the Sprouts of Virtue: a Defense of a Mengxian Environmental Virtue Ethic |
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Stephen C. Walker |
Xunzi
on Epistemic Privilege |
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Doyoung |
Breaking
the Myths of Fujiwara Seika, the Pioneer of Tokugawa Neo-Confucianism |
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Panel V |
Voices from the Underground:
Aesthetics and Politics in Writing and Performance Discussant: Michael
Hill, |
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Susan
Parini |
Duong
Thu Huong: A Voice of Determination in |
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Xiaohua
Zhang |
Narrative
and Opposition in Bei Dao’s Waves |
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Xiaoning
Lu Stony
Brook University |
Unmaking
the Film Star in Chinese Socialist Cinema: Performance and Performativity |
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Friday, February
9 |
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5:45-7:00 |
Session II |
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Panel I |
Fluid Boundaries:
Canon-formation and Transformation of Buddhism in Discussant: Gregory
Scott, |
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David
W. Tien |
Doctrine as Discursive Resource in the Buddhist- Confucian
Thought of Liang Su |
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Michael
McCarty |
Transformations
of the Vaiśravana Cult in |
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Susie
Andrews |
Tales of Manifestation Monasteries and the Development of
the Cult of Wenshu (Sanskrit Mañjuśrī) at |
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Panel II |
From
Horizontal to Vertical in Traditional East Asian Architecture Discussant:
Jennifer Perry, |
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Lala Zuo |
The Sakyamuni Pagoda and Prabhutaratna Pagoda at Bulguksa in |
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Chen-yu Chiu |
The Chinese Bracketing Unit in the
Yingzao-fashi [Building Standard] |
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Alexandra
Harrer |
Chinese Desire for Height: The Pingzuo in Medieval Multi-storied
Timber Architecture |
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Panel III |
Uneasy Relations:
Realism and Modernism in 1920’s and 30’s Discussant:
Christopher Rea, |
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Hitomi
Yoshio |
Itō
Sei and the New Psychological Literature: Infiltration of European Modernism
into the Japanese Literary Discourse in the 1920’s and 30’s |
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Nate
Shockey |
“Vanguard” and the “Avant-garde”: Reinterpreting the Formalist
Debate of the 1920’s |
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Adam Chanzit |
Un-Framing the Framed Criminal: Problems of Vision in Cao
Yu’s The Wilderness |
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Panel IV |
Power Structures
and Possibilities: The Public Sphere in Prewar Discussant:
Charles Kim, |
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Christopher Craig |
Local Notables and Participatory Politics in Prewar |
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Steven T. Schultz |
Authoritarian-led Civil Societies: Government
Guidance of the Chinese Public Sphere In Comparison |
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Ju Li |
Bounded Transformation: An Integrative Understanding of Chinese
Reform |
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Panel V |
Remaking the Body
Politic: Sports, Gender and Medicine in Discussant:
Katherine Yeung Ko, |
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Robin
Orlansky |
Moving
Forward: Sports and Gender in Modern |
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Yu-Ling
Huang |
Marking
Differences, Making Profit: Races, Clinical Trials and Biotechnology in |
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John
DiMoia |
Making
Medicine in Minnesota?: Thoracic Surgery and Academic Medicine at Seoul
National University, 1954-1962 |
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Heidi
Un Kim |
Patriot
Games: Constructing National Identity in the South Korean World Cup |
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Saturday,February
10
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9:00 – 10:00 |
Breakfast and
Registration
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10:00-11:15 |
Session I |
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Panel I |
Delineating Gender and
Religious Identities in Discussant: Susie
Andrews, |
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Nicolas Jimenez-Ortiz Corrales |
From the First Kannon's Iconography to Women Representation in Bijinga Genre:
Buddhist Influence in Both Female Image and Beauty Concept Creation |
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Tomoko Kitagawa |
Hideyoshi’s daughter, Go: A Lady Samurai who Converted to Christianity |
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Panel II |
Crossing Over: Tang
Dynasty Literature in Discussant: Linda
Feng, |
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Rostislav Berezkin |
The Transmission of the Story of Mulian (Molon-toin) and the
Influence of Chinese Oral Narratives on Mongolian Literature |
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Selena Shen Wang |
The Tragic Romance of the Tang Emperor and the Indian King: A Study
of the Hetupratyaya Painting in Cave 83 in Kizil |
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Panel III |
Historical
Dynamism on the Chinese Frontier Discussant:
Stacey Van Vleet, |
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Victor Seow |
Pan-Islam in the Far East: Chinese
Muslims and the Japanese All |
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Benno Weiner |
Mass Factionalism on the
Tibetan Margins: Class, Ethnicity, Politics and the Historiography of the
Cultural Revolution |
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Andres H. Rodriguez |
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Panel IV |
Intellectual
Musings on East v.s. West Discussant:
Federico Marcon, |
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Andy Liu |
The 200-year-old Divergence: Economic Subjectivity
and Comparisons Between Early Modern
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Aiko Otsuka |
Miki Kiyoshi's Historical-Cultural Discouse on the East and the West |
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Adam Bronson |
Postwar Theory, Postwar Praxis: Fujita Shôzô,
Maruyama Masao and the Emperor System |
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Panel V |
Shakuhachi Players and
Waka Poetry: Negotiating Tradition and Modernity in 20th Century Discussant: Patrick Luhan,
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Saeko
Shibayama |
The
Tranquil Demise of Waka: Orikuchi Shinobu and Modern Waka |
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Joshua
M. Smith |
The Earliest
Shakuhachi Players and Their Social Networks: Continuity and Change in
Japanese Society and its Traditions |
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Rob
Tuck |
Poets,
Paragons and Politics: Sugawara no Michizane in the Meiji Period |
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Saturday, February 10 |
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11:30-12:45 |
Session II |
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Panel I |
Cultural
[Mis]Translation: Political Aesthetics of Nationalism and “Modern” Art Discussant: Chelsea
Foxwell, |
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Elizabeth
Clow |
The Seals and Sociality
of Female Artist Liu Shudu |
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Yan
Geng Northwestern
University |
Re-Painting Dunhuang:
Transition of a Cultural Frontier in Modern Chinese Art History |
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Ok
Hee Jeong |
Why was Choon Hyang
Made into a Ballet? The Epistemological and Strategic Issues of Korean
Ballet |
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Matthew Richard Chozick |
Sometimes a
Ringu is Just a Ringu: a Critique of Misreading the Japanese Film Ringu as
Uncanny |
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