The Association for Japanese Literary Studies Conference at Yale University: Technology and Japanese Literary, Film and Performance Studies

The Association for Japanese Literary Studies Conference at Yale University: Technology and Japanese Literary, Film and Performance Studies

Keynote Addresses by Professors UCHINO Tadashi and YOSHIMI Shun’ya- The University of Tokyo

Friday, October 15, 2010 - 8:30am to Sunday, October 17, 2010 - 12:00pm
Jeffrey Loria Center for the History of Art See map
190 York Street
New Haven, CT 6511

Friday Schedule
8:30 Registration Entry level, Loria Center
9:00 Welcome Edward Kamens, Ann Sherif
9:15-10:45 Panel #1 Individual Papers
Chair: Edward Kamens
Scott Lineberger (Beloit College), Regan Murphy (UC Berkeley), Stephen M. Forrest (UMass Amherst), Dylan McGee (SUNY New Paltz)
11:00-12:30 Panel #2 Individual Papers
Chair: John Treat
Kirsten Cather (UT Austin), Rachel DiNitto (William and Mary), Bruce Baird (UMass Amherst), Franz Prichard (UCLA)
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30-3:00 Panel #3 Individual Papers
Chair: Reginald Jackson
Brian Dowdle (Michigan), Reginald Jackson (Chicago), Hansun Hsiung (Harvard), Cody Poulton (Victoria)
3:05-4:35 Panel #4 Individual Papers
Chair: Edward Kamens
Gala Maria Follaco (Naples), Sarah Frederick (Boston), Shiho Maeshima (UBC), Kendall Heitzman (Yale)
4:50-6:20 Panel #5 Individual Papers
Chair: John Treat
Seth Jacobowitz (San Francisco St.), Ann Sherif (Oberlin), Hisaaki Wake (Stanford), Maria Roemer (Free University Berlin)
6:30 Keynote Address I: YOSHIMI Shun’ya - The University of Tokyo
7:30 Hosted Reception for all participants Location TBA
9:30 Film screening: Live/Tape Directed by MATSUE Tetsuaki

Saturday Schedule
8:30 Coffee
9:00-10:30 Panel #6 Individual Papers
Chair: Ann Sherif
Masayo Kaneko (Murray State), Kathryn Page-Lippsmeyer (USC), Paola Scrollavezza (Venice), Karen Thornber (Harvard)
10:45-12:15 Panel #7 Technologies of Inscription in Heian Japan
Chair: Drake Langford
Brian Steininger (Bates), Heather Blair (Indiana), David Lurie (Columbia)
1:15-2:45 Panel #8 A Season of Media Theory: From Proletarian to Modernist and Avant-Garde Literature (1917-1941)
Chair: Miryam Sas
Satoru Saito (Rutgers), Mary A. Knighton (Washington and Lee), William Gardner (Swarthmore)
2:50-4:20 Panel #9 Machinations of the Maximized Masses : Prewar and Postwar Critical Approaches to Literature, Representation, and Media
Chair: Aaron Gerow
Adam Bronson (Columbia), Hitomi Yoshio (Columbia) Naoki Yamamoto (Yale), Nate Shockey (Columbia)
4:35-6:05 Panel #10 Individual Papers
Chair: John Treat, Discussant: Sharalyn Orbaugh
Christopher Bolton (Williams), Susan Napier (Tufts), Rebecca Suter (Sydney)
6:15-7:15 Keynote Address II UCHINO Tadashi - The University of Tokyo
7:30 Hosted Buffet Dinner for all participants Location TBA

Sunday Schedule
8:00 Coffee
8:30-10:00 Panel #11 Double Take on Text and Textuality: Limits and Possibilities of New Literary/Aural/Visual Representations in Contemporary Japan
Chair: Reginald Jackson (Chicago)
Shunsuke Nozawa (Chicago), Jun Mizukawa (Columbia), Lorraine Plourde (SUNY Purchase)
10:05-11:35 Panel #12 Modern Japanese Literature’s Engagement of Photography as a Reproducible Art and a Medium for Mimetic Representation of Self
Chair: Aaron Gerow
Irena Hayter (Leeds), Tomoko Shimizu (Tsukuba), Atsuko Sakaki (Toronto)
11:40-12:00 Closing Remarks (John Treat, Aaron Gerow)

*Note: This schedule is subject to change and updates are anticipated; affiliation names have been abbreviated.

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The 2010 AJLS Conference at Yale University is made possible with the support of the Council on East Asian Studies, Yale University, The Friends of Todai, Inc., the University of Tokyo Center of Philosophy, and the Todai-Yale Initiative.
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