| Session 2 (10:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.) |
| Panel 7: Boundaries in Colonial South Asia |
| Location: Carson L01 |
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Chair: Ian Barrow, Middlebury College
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Ian Barrow
"The Governor, the Surveyor General and the Ceylon Boundary Crisis, 1846-54"
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Bernardo A. Michael, Messiah College
"Tenurial Relations, Territoriality, and Colonial Boundaries: Mirza Abdullah Beg on the Anglo-Gorkha Frontier, 1780-1814"
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Robert Nichols, Richard Stockton College
"Constructing Colonial Boundaries in the Peshawar Valley"
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Discussant: Durba Ghosh, Mount Holyoke College
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| Panel 8: Patriotism, Occupation, and Collaboration: China, 1936-1943 |
| Location: Rockefeller 1 |
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Chair: Hua-yuan Mowry, Dartmouth College
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Dewen Zhang, State University of New York at Stony Brook
"Sai Jinhua: Dramatizing and Performing Patriotism"
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Erik W. Esselstrom, University of Vermont
"Shiso Gaiko: 'Thought Diplomacy' and the Japanese Consular Police in Occupied China, 1937-1942"
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Joseph K. S. Yick, Texas State University-San Marcos
"Hu Lancheng and Li Shiqun in Occupied China, 1940-1943"
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| Panel 9: Rhetoric and Canonization: Historical Junctures in the Creation of Authorial Space |
| Location: Rockefeller 2 |
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Chair: Grace Fong, McGill University
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Paola Carrozza, McGill University
"Authorship as Moral Authority: Yang Xiong's (53 BCE-18 CE) Critique of the da fu"
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Sara Neswald, McGill University
"Nannü dangong yitong pian and Selection Strategies: Rhetorical Voices in the Jindan Tradition"
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Sufeng Xu, McGill University
"The Rhetoric of Legitimation: Prefaces to Women's Poetry Collections from the Song to Ming"
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Xiaorong Li, McGill University
"Deriving Authority from Patriarchy: The Textual Politics of the Qing Women's Anthology Zhengshi ji"
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Discussant: Paola Zamperini, Amherst College
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| Panel 10: Gender and Class in Modern East Asia |
| Location: Carson 60 |
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Chair: Suk-Young Kim, Dartmouth College
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Ji-Eun Lee, Harvard University
"The Independence (Tongnip Sinmun, 1896-1899) on Women: A Conditional Alliance"
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Masami Tamagawa, City University of New York
"The Invention of Bosei (Japanese Patriotic Maternalism)"
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Hiroshi Onitsuka, Iida City Institute of Historical Research
"The Village Structure during the Taisho Era: The Case of the Absence of Tenancy Disputes"
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Xiaoning Lu, State University of New York at Stony Brook
"Constructing Stars in 'People's China'"
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| Panel 11: Topics in Asian Art History |
| Location: Carpenter 201C |
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Chair and Discussant: Allen Hockley, Dartmouth College
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Kristina Kleutghen, Harvard University
"Hybrid Landscapes: Reappraising Qianlong's Waterworks Engravings"
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Tomoko Okamura, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
"Display of Mercantile Power: Early Screen Paintings by Yosa Buson"
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Midori Oka, Peabody Essex Museum
"Sails from the West: The Politics of seiyo (the West) in Visual Culture of the Late Edo Period"
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Ling Ong Bello, Independent Scholars of Asia, Balinese American Dance Theatre
"The Kinaesthetic Buddha, Human Form and Function"
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| Panel 12: Asian/Asian American Studies: Re-Viewing Disciplinary Boundaries |
| Location: Carson L02 |
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Chair: Lan Dong, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
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Sooyoung Kang, State University of New York at Buffalo
"In and Out of Disciplinary Formations: 'Comfort Women' as a Transnational Project in Asian/Asian American Studies"
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Lan Dong
"From the Yearning to Shed the Skin Color to Embracing the Asian Roots: Bridging Asian and Asian American Studies"
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Discussant: Josna Rege, Mount Holyoke College
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| Roundtable 1: Levels of Meaning: Incorporating Japanese Language Resources into the Undergraduate Curriculum
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| Location: Class of 1930 Room, Rockefeller Center |
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Chair and Discussant: Sharon Domier, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
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Ellen Schattschneider, Brandeis University
"Doubled Enigmas: Teaching Japanese Ritual Practice in a North American Classroom"
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Kerry Smith, Brown University
"On Using Visual/Language Materials in History Classes"
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Stephen Forrest, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
"On Reading hentaigana with Undergraduates"
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Hiroko Sekino, Brandeis University
"Japanese Across the Curriculum: A Language Teacher's Perspective"
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Lunch
Keynote Address by David Ludden, Past Past President of the AAS
"Where is Assam? Locating the Present in Geographical History"
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Alumni Hall, 12:30 p.m.-1:45 p.m.
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