The Main Information of All Panels in Pre-conference

18 panels in all

1. Title: Literature, Coltural Politics, and History of Totality

Moderator: ZHANG Chuntian张春田(Peking University中国北京大学中文系现代文学)

Panelists:

  1. ZHU Kang 朱康(East China Normal University中国华东师范大学中文系现当代文学)
    Imperialism and Imperialistic Topography
  2. ZHANG Chuntian 张春田(Peking University中国北京大学中文系现代文学)
    The Story of ‘Nora’ In Modern China: From May Fourth to Post-May Fourth—-Gender Politics, Discourse of Enlightenment, and the Construction of National Community
  3. WANG Ying王颖（University of California, San Diego）
    Beyond the Horizon of Canon: Reread the Post-modernist (anti) Historical Novels in‘80s Taiwan
  4. CHEN Dandan 陈丹丹(Harvard University美国哈佛大学东亚语言与文明系)
    The Dialectics between City and Country: From Eileen Chang to Wang Anyi
  5. Kamiya Rie神谷理惠(Waseda University日本早稻田大学文学研究科)
    The Images of Women in New China and New Woman Literature in the New Era: A Case Study of Zhang Xinxin

2. Title: From Center to Periphery: Self-imaginary of Hong Kong and Taiwan and Gaze on China從邊緣到中心──香港、台灣的自我想像及中國凝視

Moderator: CHANG Wen Ching張文菁(Wseda University日本早稻田大學)

Panelists:

  1. HSU Yuk Kwan 許旭筠(Lingnan University嶺南大學人文學科研究中心)
    City. Nation: Reading Hong Kong and Shanghai城市．家國：以香港及上海為例
  2. CHANG Wen Ching張文菁(Wseda University日本早稻田大學)
    Popolar Colture and Identity in Taiwan台灣大眾文化和自我身分認同
  3. LO Ka Yan魯嘉恩(學生福音團契出版社助理編輯)
    Chinese Hong Kongers in Hong Kong new wave Cinema: Reading Allen Fong, Ann Hui and Patrick Tam香港新浪潮電影中的中國香港人──以方育平、許鞍華與譚家明為例
  4. YAMAMOTO Ritsu山本律(Waseda University早稻田大學中文系)
    The Identity of Hong Kong in Wong Kar-wai’s Works從王家衛電影看香港身分認同
  5. Chan Wai-yin (Coltural Studies, Lingnan University, Hong Kong)
    Lost in Lingnan: In Search of Hong Kong History and Identity

Discussant: HSU Yuk Kwan許旭筠(Lingnan University嶺南大學人文學科研究中心)

3. Title: violence of thought—accursed share with the distribution in modernity and boundary

Moderator: Tomoe IKEDA池田智惠（Waseda University 日本早稻田大學）

Panelists:

  1. Yohei KAWAZOE川副 陽平（Waseda University Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences日本早稻田大學大学大学院文学研究科）
    An influence of modern Christian colture on Chinese authors in the early 20th century 20世紀初頭の中国人作家に対する近代キリスト教文化の影響
  2. Yu-Hsiu Cho卓于綉（Chiaotung University台灣交通大學社會與文化研究所）
      Issues Regarding Coltural Translation in the Taiwanese Film Criticism in Early Times: 1927~1936 翻譯起源：日治時期的電影文化翻譯：1927-1937
  3. Satoshi AKETAGAWA明田川　聡士(Waseda University早稲田大学)
    The literary youth’s experiences of going abroad to study in Japan and the literary activities afterwards文学青年たちの日本における留学体験とその後の文学活動について～五四文学革命前夜を中心に～
  4. Hsin-lun Yu（University of Essex Department of History）
    Fantasies of the Colonized：Anti-colonialism Movements and National Ideologies in 1920s Taiwan
  5. Tomoe IKEDA池田智惠（Waseda University日本早稻田大學）
    A disappeared genre -Chinese Detective story in 1910s-1930s-中国近現代探偵小説の発生と消失（１０年代到３０年代－一個消失的文類，偵探小說的初探）
  6. Feng-Lian Lin林封良（Chiao-tung University, Taiwan台灣交通大學社會與文化研究所）
    The expection of sovereignty－the fiction of Chineseization and De-colonization 主權的擱置－虛構(fiction)「奴化與中國化」
  7. Ya-Fang Liu劉雅芳（Chiao-tung University, Taiwan交通大學社會與文化研究所）
    Who are “we”? 咱，是誰?

Discussant: Sung, Yu-Wen宋玉雯（Tsing Hua University, Taiwan清華大學社會學研究所）
　 Cheng, Sheng-Hsun鄭聖勳（Tsing Hua University, Taiwan清華大學中文所)

4. Title: Trans-Asia Cinema: (In)Commensurabilities in spectatorship of films traveling locals in Asia

Organizer and moderator: HWANG Miyojo (M.A., Korea National University of Arts, CINEALT Group)

Panelists:

  1. HWANG Miyojo (M.A., Korean National University of Arts, CINEALT Group)
    Spectatorship of popular films traversing inter/intra in Asia
  2. BAE Juyeon (M.A., Jeonju International Film Festival, CINEALT Group)
    Spaces in Inter/Intra Asia Cinema
  3. Lee U-me (Graduate Student, Kyoto University, CINEALT Group)
    Inter/intra Asia popular films and genre
  4. OH Ja-young (M.A., Women’s Studies, Ewha Woman’s University)
    The Study of Women’s cultural practices and Cultural politics of Age: Centering around Women aged thirties in the Fandom of “DongbangShingi”
  5. NOH Hae-Rang(Graduate Student, National Taiwan Normal University)
    Raising the “Chinese Wave” and Korean audience’s experience about Chinese popular culture

Discussant: Lim Daegeun (Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

5. Title: Colonial Modernity and Experience

Organizer:SOHN Irhe, ZHANG, Pingjin
Moderator: SOHN Irhe

Panelists:

  1. WANG Yingyao王颖曜 (Cross Colture Communication, Peking University)
    Shanghai men’s mascolinity in the mass media of the colonial period
  2. Zhang Pingjin张屏瑾 (Chinese literature, East China Normal University)
    The Shanghai modernist literature and the “enclave”
  3. SOHN Irhe (Cinema Studies, Korean National University of Arts)
    An illumination of the structure of emotion in Seool: focusing on colonial spectator and a female movie star

6． Title: Studies of Migration from the Perspectives of Coltural Studies

Organizer: ZHANG Huiyu张慧瑜(Peking University北京大学中文系)
Moderator: XU Delin徐德林（Peking University北京大学中文系）
Panelists:

  1. LIU Yan刘岩（ Peking University北京大学中文系）
    The Phenomenon of Benshan Zhao as a Myth–Taking Ma Da Shuai as the Example作为流动神话的赵本山现象——以《马大帅》为中心
  2. ZHANG Huiyu张慧瑜（Peking University北京大学中文系）
    A Trip of Hope or a Song of Tramping?–Migrating Peasant Workers, Migrating Desires希望之旅，抑或流浪之歌——流动的民工，流动的欲望
  3. LI Yang李阳（Peking University北京大学中文系）
    Yimou Zhang, Advancing Abroad张艺谋，向海外挺进
  4. KIM Jinyool金镇烈（Peking University北京大学中文系）
    On the Reception of Dae Janggum in China《大长今》在中国
  5. LIU Fei刘斐（Peking University北京大学中文系）
    The Cross-contextual Reception of The Beat Generation–Taking Jack Kerouac’ On the Road as the Example “垮掉的一代”的跨语境生成——以克鲁亚克的《在路上》为中心
  6. KIM Cungsoo金正秀（Peking University北京大学中文系）
    Women Marrying Korean Men and Their Identities–Taking Failan as an Example嫁给韩国的女性及其身份问题——以分析《白兰》为中心
  7. Ted KengLiang Cheng郑亘良（Central University , Taiwan台灣中央大學）
    Ideology of Motherhood in the Employment of Migrant Domestic Workers: Re-thinking the Household Service Act and Class/Gender Oppressive Position of Women in Family（台湾家务移工的母国意识形态——重新思考家政服务和女性在家庭中的阶级/性别上的受压抑地位）

Discussant: SUN Bai孙柏（Renmin University of China，人民大学中文系）
HUANG,Yihan黄驿寒（Peking University，北京大学中文系)

7. Title: Location or Place? The Interwoven of Identity and Identification
Moderator:

LIN Fang-Ju林芳如（Chiao-tung University, Taiwan臺灣交通大學 社會與文化研究所）

Panelists:

  1. ZHU Yu朱羽（Nanjing University南京大學中文系）
    Inside and outside Longtang : Identity , Aesthetics and the Production of Space弄堂、上海認同與空間生產
  2. SUN Zhe孫哲（East China Normal University華東師範大學 社會系）
    Urban spatial production and community identity of the residents: the case of Shanghai大都市城市空間生產與居民的社區認同——以當代上海為例
  3. LIN Fang-Ju林芳如（Chiao-tung University, Taiwan臺灣交通大學 社會與文化研究所）
    “Local mobilization? A perspective of govern mentality on Taiwan’s Household Registration system: 1936-1955地方動員或動員地方？談臺灣戶籍行政的治理性：1936-1955
  4. WU Chia-ling吳佳玲（Chiao-tung University, Taiwan臺灣交通大學 社會與文化研究所）
    Communication of the Community: a perspective from daily political TV talk shows共同體的淚與笑：從政治談話性節目與其擬仿看感覺的分配
  5. Fan Chiang, Sung Lin范姜松伶（National Central University, Taiwan台灣中央大學）
    Homelessness in Modern Sociation: A Spatial Perspective
    現代「社會連帶」下的流浪：一個空間的觀點

8． Title: New urban spectacle—consumption and individual experience

Organizers and moderator: Liang Xiaodao (Lingnan University, Hong Kong)

Panelists:

  1. He Keren（Coltural Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong）
    Re-charting the Literature Classics: A Taste Show of the Contemporary Chinese “Petite Bourgeoisie”
  2. Hunag Weizi （Chinese University of Hong Kong）
    Between Myth and Reality: A Symptomatic Reading of Feng Xiaogang’s New Year Films (He Sui Pian)
  3. Kim Jungkoo（Goldsmiths College, University of London）
    A Study of the “Individual” Figure in the 1990s Chinese Cinema Colture
  4. Liang Xiaodao (Lingnan University, Hong Kong)
    The “myth” of non-official online film forums of Mainland China: the construction of the identity of young film fans and their narration right online

9． Title: Cinema as a Public Institution: Indian experience and ‘Asia Cinema’

Moderator:S.V. Srinivas (CSCS, Bangalore)

Panelists:

  1. S.V. Srinivas (CSCS, Bangalore)
    Fan Clubs and the Cinema’s Obscene Intimacy with Politics in South India
  2. Sahana (CSCS)
    Localizing the Metropolis: Kannada Cinema’s Claim Over Bangalore
  3. T. Vishnu Vardhan (CSCS-olster University, based in Bangalore)
    God of Elections: N.T. Rama Rao and the Makeover of the Mythological Film
  4. Nitya Vasudevan (CSCS)
    The dynamics of globalization, sexuality politics and popolar cinema

10．Title: Re-web the Net Which Leaves Fishes out: Critical Education and Colture Studies

Moderator: LV Yonglin吕永林（Shanghai University上海大学中文系）

Panelists:

  1. SONG Honglin宋红岭（Shanghai University上海大学中文系）
    Body’s Discovery and Literature Transition of the Later 20th Century “身体”发现与二十世纪末的文学转型
  2. HU Guoping胡国平（Shanghai University上海大学中文系）
    Reform the Language and the writer’s alogia——on the anxiety of the writers of Seventeen-years-literature(十七年文学)语言的改造和作家的失语——十七年作家的写作焦虑
  3. XIANG Jing项静（Shanghai University上海大学中文系）
    Mirror image“West”: One way to inspect the occurrence of new time literature in china镜像“西方”：一种考察新时期文学发生的方式
  4. LIN ling林凌（Shanghai University上海大学中文系）
    Popolar literature in imaginations of re-constructing classic　modernity重构经典现代性想象中的通俗文学
  5. YU Liang余亮（Shanghai University上海大学中文系）
    A Trip to A Swamp: A Study about A Rural Voluntary Middle-School in Anhui Province通往沼泽的旅行——对安徽农村一所城市志愿者学校的考察
  6. LV Yonglin吕永林（Shanghai University上海大学中文系）
    The Tribolation Narrating of Middle Class中产阶级的“苦难”叙事

11．Title: Beauty/Phantom: the sex, violence, ethics issues in visual texts

Moderator: 蘇淑冠SU Shu-Kuan (Chiao-tung University, Taiwan台灣新竹交通大學社會與文化研究所)

Panelists:

  1. 蘇淑冠 SU Shu-Kuan (Chiao-tung University, Taiwan台灣新竹交通大學社會與文化研究所)
    The moral ethics in Hong Kong horror movies The Dumplings and The Untold Story視覺文本中的道德與倫理—從《餃子》和《八仙飯店之人肉叉燒包》談起
  2. 楊淳嫻 YANG Chun-Hsien (Chiao-tung University, Taiwan台灣新竹交通大學社會與文化研究所 )
    How to Consume “Horror” in Everyday Life: An Analyze of Japanese TV Drama “Reikan Bus Guide Jikenbo”人畜無害，靈異大賣——從日劇《導遊小姐陰陽眼》談「恐怖」商品化現象
  3. 關秀惠KUAN Hsiu-Hui (Chiao-tung University, Taiwan台灣新竹交通大學社會與文化研究所)
    The Horror of Modernity and Coltural Hybridity: Double Vision and Silk現代性與文化混種的恐怖：電影《雙瞳》與《詭絲》的視覺研究

12．Title: Reconsidering Contemporary ‘East Asian’ Coltures from Trans-Local Perspectives

Moderator: Ai Fujimoto藤本愛(Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music)
Organizer: Yoshitaka Mouri毛利嘉孝(Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music)

Panelists:

  1. Ai Fujimoto (Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music)
    Interrelation Between Contemporary Club Dance and Japanese Traditional Dance
  2. Motohiro Koizumi小泉元宏(Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music)
    An Analysis on Dispersed Situation of Art—Critical Examination of the Transformation of Modern/Contemporary Artistic Expression and Its Display
  3. Sufern Hoe (The University of Melbourne, Australia)
    “Bytes and Brands: Design as a Strategic Intermediary for the Asia-Pacific Region?”
  4. Kukhee Choo (Tokyo University)
    Establishing Japanese Manga and Anime Studies

13．Title: Art as Ethics and Coltural Production in Contemporary Asia

Organizers: Hsiu-Ling Kuo (Center for Asia-Pacific /Coltural Studies, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan)
Chandrasekaran S. (Department of Art, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia)

Moderator: Hsiu-Ling Kuo(the Center for Asia-Pacific/Coltural Studies, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)

Panelists:

  1. Shahidol Alam (Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of California, Los Angeles)
    Creating interfaces between the artist and the public in shaping public and artistic consciousness
  2. Zanny Begg (College of Fine Arts, Sydney, Australia)
    Art as ethics and coltural production in contemporary Asia
  3. Chandrasekaran S. (DCA candidate, Department of Art, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia)
    Ethics – As a Mediated Practice
  4. Aissa Deebi (School of Art and Design, Winchester School of Art, University of South Hampton, South Hampton, UK)
    Picturing Coltural Displacement - photography and immigration
  5. Chanen Munkong (School of Architecture and Design, King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, Bangkok, Thailand)
    Understanding the International Conservation Ethics: A Thai perspective

Discussant: Bruce Currey (Centre for Advanced Research in Arts and Social Sciences, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh)

14．Title: Why are we still haunted by ‘Asian-ness’?

Moderator: Hiroki Ogasawara (Sociology and Coltural studies, Kobe University)

Panelists:

  1. Joel Matthews (Communications and Coltural Studies at Murdoch University in Perth)
    Molticoltural Mismatch: Asia in and out of Australia
  2. Seigo Kayanoki (Graduate School of Coltural Studies and Human Science, Kobe University)
    Is Asia One Race? : Japanese Pan-Asianism and the Internalization of the “Yellow Peril”
  3. Satofumi Kawamura (Sociology, Goldsmiths College, the University of London)
    The Civilization Invasion: The Relationship between Christianity and the ‘Asian Sphere’

15．Title: Remapping Deviant Sexualities in Chinese Societies

Organizer: Hsu, Richard Kuo-Wen (Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan)
Panelists:

  1. Denise TANG (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
    Anxious Tales: Hong Kong Lesbians and Spaces of Everyday Resistance
  2. Lucetta KAM (the Chinese University of Hong Kong)
    I have to be a good daughter before I can come out: The Dilemma of Personal and Political of Lalas in China
  3. LIEN Fan Shen (The Ohio State University)
    Queering Lesbian BUTCH’S Bodies and Pleasures: A Foucaoldian Interpretative Research of a Taiwanese T’s Pleasure
  4. Sung, Yu-Wen & Cheng, Sheng-Hsun (Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)
    A pair of mandarin ducks: the public faces of the girls working in the drinking parlors after the 1950s in Taiwan
    一對野鴛鴦——1950年代以降的台灣酒家小姐與崔鶯鶯的公共臉孔
  5. Chen Yu-Xin (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)
    The Representation of Female Same Sex Love in Taiwanese Social Realism Novels since the 1990s
  6. Huang Meng-wen（National Taipei University, Taiwan）
    Re-Interpretation of Taiwanese Lesbian Films through Local Lesbian Perspective
  7. Hsu, Richard Kuo-Wen (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)
    Structural Sentimentalism: Revisit Constant Japanese Imaginaries of Taiwanese Gay Male Fictions in terms of Inter-Asia Dynamics

16．Title: Troubling Gender in South Korea

Organizers:

  • KIM Hyun Gyung (Women’s Studies, Ewha Women’s University)
  • Tari Young-Jung NA (Women’s studies, Ewha Women’s University)
  • KIM-GOH Yeonju (Colture and Gender Studies, Yonsei Univ.)

Moderator: JOH Eun-Ju (a Ph. D candidate in Sociology at Yonsei University)

Panelists:

  1. KIM Hyun Gyung (Women’s Studies, Ewha Women’s University)
    Sexual Politics of Women Only Performance (Guk-Gŭk) in 1950’s, Korea
  2. Tari Young-Jung NA (Women’s studies, Ewha Women’s University)
    Becoming a New Man? : Emerging Subjectivities of Transman in Contemporary South Korea
  3. KIM-GOH Yeonju (Colture and Gender Studies, Yonsei Univ.)
    Trouble between Genders in Cyber Spaces

Discussant: JUNG Seung-Hwa (Sociology, Yonsei University.)

17．Title: The Mascoline Mourning and the East Asia Modernity

Moderator: KIM Dong-No (Professor, Sociology , Yonsei University)

Discussant: KIM Jung-ah (Ph. D, Comparative Literature, Yonsei University)

Panelists:

  1. JOUNG Seung Hwa (Sociology, Yonsei University.)
    The Wounded Mascolinity and the Melancholic Violence
  2. CHO Eunjoo (Sociology, Yonsei University)
    Colonialism of the Weak and the Contradiction of East Asia Modernity
  3. KIM Jeongmin (Colture and Gender Studies, Yonsei Univ.)
    Reconstructing Mascoline Memories of Vietnam War
  4. KIM Hye-jung (Gender & Media, the School of Social Science and Coltural Studies, the University of Sussex)
    Trauma, Nostalgia, and Reconstruction of Collective Identity

18. Title: “Asia’s Regional Globalizations”: Popolar Colture and Praxis in the Production of Regional Coltural Knowledge

Panelists:

  1. Mary Reisel (Rikkyo Daigaku, Temple University, Tokyo)
    Lolitas in Seool? On the spread of teenage prostitution and girls’ power ideology from Japan to Asia
  2. Eve Leung (Music Department, School of Oriental Studies, UK)
    “The 1997 Handover Effect: Political influences over Cantopop”
  3. Grace Chao (Applied Anthropology, Teachers College, Columbia University)
    “Redefining Elite Status In Hong Kong”

Discussant:

  • T.J.M. Holden (Mediated Sociology, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan)
    “Theorizing Asia’s Regional Knowledge Productions”