| Saturday November 30, 2002 |
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7:30~9:00 p.m.
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Reception (Hayward Lounge, Hanover Inn) |
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| Day 1: Sunday, December 1, 2002 |
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8:00~8:30
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Continental Breakfast (Wheelock Room, Hanover Inn) |
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8:30~8:45 |
- Opening Remarks
- Kevin Reinhart and Dennis Washburn
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8:45~10:45 |
- Session 1
- I-shin Chow: "Visions of the other: The European palaces at the Yuan Ming Yuan"
Louise Catherine Grubb: "The roots of Turkish nationalist architectural style in late 19th century Istanbul"
Discussant: Ertan Aydin
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11:00~1:00 |
- Session 2
- M. Said Ozervarli: "Transfering traditional Islamic sciences into modern social sciences in late Ottoman thought: The cases of Ziya Gokalp and Mehmed Serefeddin"
Sari Kawana: "Science without conscience: Unno Juza, technology, and the problem of Tenko in 1930s Japan"
Discussant: Jim Dorsey
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2:30~4:30 |
- Session 3
- Sho Konishi: "The turn to anarchist modernity in the Russo-Japanese War"
Mark Lincicome: "From pacifism to Pacific War: Conversion or convergence?"
Discussant: Nancy Stalker
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4:45~5:45 |
- Interlocutor's Session
- Takashi Fujitani
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6:15~9:00 |
Reception and Dinner (Hayward Lounge, Hanover Inn) |
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| Day 2: Monday, December 2, 2002 |
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8:00~8:30
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Continental Breakfast (Wheelock Room, Hanover Inn) |
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8:30~8:45 |
- Opening Remarks
- Kevin Reinhart and Dennis Washburn
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8:45~10:45 |
- Session 4
- Anil Mathew Varughese: "(Re)conversion as an ideological project: Lessons from contemporary India"
Bulent Bilmez: ""Conversion" to atheism in Albania"
Discussant: Barbara Reeves-Ellington
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11:00~1:00 |
- Session 5
- Rebecca Nedostup: "Civic faith and hybrid ritual in nationalist
China"
Ilana Feldman: ""Commanding what is good": Religious services as
civic services in mandate Gaza"
Discussant: Jim Murphy
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2:30~4:30 |
- Session 6
- Eliza Kent: ""Mass movements" in India and the legal definition of
religious conversion"
Emre Uckardesler: "From anti-capitalism to global markets: Conversion in Turkish Islamism"
Discussant: Laura Jenkins
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4:45~5:45 |
- Interlocutor's Session
- Peter van der Veer
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Day 3: Tuesday, December 3, 2002
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8:00~8:30
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Continental Breakfast (Wheelock Room, Hanover Inn) |
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8:30~8:45 |
- Opening Remarks
- Kevin Reinhart and Dennis Washburn
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8:45~11:30 |
- Session 7
- Maurus Reinkowski: "Crypto-Jews and Crypto-Christians in the Ottoman Empire and Iran"
Bojan Aleksov: "Adamant and apostasy: Religious conversions in
the Balkans"
Trent Maxey: "The crisis of conversion and religious discourse in
nineteenth century Japan"
Discussant: Marc Baer
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1:00~3:45 |
- Session 8
- Patrick Caddeau: "From morals to melancholy: How a Japanese critic rejected Bakin and learned to love Shakespeare"
Yilmaz Colak: "Language policy: Cultural conversion and ideology in the early republican Turkey"
Jeff Long: "The Tenko of a Text: Hayashi Fusao's Seinen and the 'rediscovery' of Japan"
Discussant: Alan Tansman
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4:00~5:00 |
- Interlocutor's Session
- Selim Deringil
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5:30~7:30 |
- Buffet Dinner (Drake Room, Hanover Inn)
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