| Session 3 (2:00 p.m.-3:45 p.m.) |
| Panel 13: Does the Economic History of South Asia Have a Future? Alternative Narratives of Economic Change, Part I |
| Location: Rockefeller 1 |
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Chair: Chitralekha Zutshi, College of William and Mary
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Prasannan Parthasarathi, Boston College
"Economic Theory, Social Theory, and the Writing of South Asian History"
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Tirthankar Roy, Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics
"Obscure Accounts of Economic Change in India"
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David Ludden, University of Pennsylvania
"Can Economic History Survive Late Capitalism?"
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Discussant: Steven Ericson, Dartmouth College
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| Panel 14: War, Diplomacy, and the State in Early China |
| Location: Rockefeller 2 |
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Chair: Ralph D. Sawyer, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
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E. Bruce Brooks, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
"The Gwan Jung Myth"
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A. Taeko Brooks, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
"The League of the North in Spring and Autumn"
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Ralph D. Sawyer
"Irregular and Unexpected: Early Unorthodox Warfare"
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* Abstracts of these papers are available at http://www.umass.edu/wsp/conferences/aas/2004/war/index.html
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| Panel 15: Cosmopolitanism and the Politics of Time in Asia, Part I |
| Location: Carson L01 |
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Chair and Discussant: Peter Button, McGill University
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Thomas Lornsen, McGill University
"The Change of Gender Roles in the Jewish Refugee Community in Shanghai in 1938-1945"
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Sean MacDonald, McGill University
"Realism, Modernism and War"
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Grace Fong, McGill University
"Contesting Cosmopolitanism: Lü Bicheng's Writings in Shanghai (1911-26)"
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| Panel 16: "Everything Old Is New Again": Traditional Culture in Japan's Modern Age |
| Location: Carson L02 |
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Chair: Mark Stought, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
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Fumiko Brown, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
"An Unbroken Lineage? Tracing Japanese Illustrated Fiction from kibyôshi to manga"
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Hiromi Kubota, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
"Paradise Regained? Watanabe Jun'ichi and Contemporary Shinjû Narratives"
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Mark Stought
"Bakin's Hakkenden and Its Place in Modern Japan"
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Discussant: Amanda Seaman, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
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| Panel 17: Anthropological Approaches to Leisure, Hardship, and Migration in East Asian Societies, Part I |
| Location: Carson 60 |
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Chair: Joanne Cullinane, Dartmouth College
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Joseph W. Corda, China Institute in America
"The Labor of Leisure: China's Nightlife Through the Eyes of Its Promoters"
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Danning Wang, Dowling College
"Class, Gender, Lifecycle, and the Inheritance of Parents' Employments in Urban China"
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Jiang Chuanhe, Richard Tessler, and Junpen Li, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
"The Quality of Life of Older Persons in the Chinese Countryside"
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Xi Zhang, Universit y of Pittsburgh
"Migration, the Household Registration System, and Urbanization"
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Discussant: Robert Welsch, Dartmouth College
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| Roundtable 2: Using "Monkey" to Teach Religions of China in Middle and High Schools
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| Location: Class of 1930 Room, Rockefeller Center |
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Chair: Kathleen Woods Masalski, Five College Center for East Asian Studies
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Ryan Bradeen, Bangor High School
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Jean Johnson, World History Association
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Gail Wang, Peabody Essex Museum
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Javanese Gamelan Workshop
Jody Diamond, Dartmouth College
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Hinman Forum, Rockefeller Center, 3:45 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
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