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Centrality Reimagined: Geographical, Linguistic, and Temporal Space in East Asian Literary and Cultural Expression (A Conference in Honor of Richard Torrance)

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April 13, 2024
3:00PM - 5:45PM
Hagerty Hall 180/Zoom

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Add to Calendar 2024-04-13 15:00:00 2024-04-13 17:45:00 Centrality Reimagined: Geographical, Linguistic, and Temporal Space in East Asian Literary and Cultural Expression (A Conference in Honor of Richard Torrance) This conference and dinner are sponsored by generous contributions from the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, the East Asian Studies Center and its Dept. of Education Title VI grant, Graduate Students of East Asian Languages & Literatures (GREALL), and Dr. Ying Yu:Centrality Reimagined: Geographical, Linguistic, and Temporal Space in East Asian Literary and Cultural Expression(A Conference in Honor of Richard Torrance)(Followed by Dinner: 6:30-8:30pm, at the Ohio Union)Download a complete list of abstracts, conference schedule, and parking information here. Please note that parking availability will be impacted by the Ohio State Spring football game occurring on the same day. See parking map for more information.   3:00: Welcome Remarks: Mark Bender, chair, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures3:05-3:25: “Slums of Taisho Osaka,” Robert Del Greco, Oakland University3:25-3:45: “Catering to the ‘True Views’ of the People: An Overview of Osaka Puck at OSU Libraries’Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum (BICLM),” Ann Marie Davis, The Ohio State University3:45-4:05: “Tanabe Seiko’s Rewritings of Heian-Period Japanese Literature: The Intersection ofGender, Dialect, and Postwar Experience,” Naomi Fukumori, The Ohio State University4:05-4:15: Break4:15-4:35: “The Profane and the Profound: Feces as Philosophical Device in Saito Mokichi's Zuihitsu,” Stefanie Thomas, The Ohio State University4:35-4:55: “Leo Tolstoy in Japan: The Case of Nakazato Kaizan,” Artem Vorobiev, The Ohio State University4:55-5:15: “Adaptation as Arson: ‘Barn Burning’ from William Faulkner to Murakami Haruki to Lee Chang-dong,” Pil Ho Kim, The Ohio State University5:15-5:35: “History, Horror, and Politics in the Fiction of Shindō Junjo,” Stephen Filler, Oakland University5:35: Closing Remarks: Naomi Fukumori and Artem Vorobiev, organizers6:30-8:30: Dinner, Student-Alumni Council Room (2nd Floor), The Ohio Union (1739 N. High Street) This conference and dinner are sponsored by generous contributions from the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, the East Asian Studies Center and its Dept. of Education Title VI grant, Graduate Students of East Asian Languages & Literatures (GREALL), and Dr. Ying Yu.   Hagerty Hall 180/Zoom East Asian Studies Center easc@osu.edu America/New_York public

This conference and dinner are sponsored by generous contributions from the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, the East Asian Studies Center and its Dept. of Education Title VI grant, Graduate Students of East Asian Languages & Literatures (GREALL), and Dr. Ying Yu:

Centrality Reimagined: Geographical, Linguistic, and Temporal Space in East Asian Literary and Cultural Expression

(A Conference in Honor of Richard Torrance)

(Followed by Dinner: 6:30-8:30pm, at the Ohio Union)

Download a complete list of abstracts, conference schedule, and parking information here. Please note that parking availability will be impacted by the Ohio State Spring football game occurring on the same day. See parking map for more information.


3:00: Welcome Remarks: Mark Bender, chair, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures

3:05-3:25: “Slums of Taisho Osaka,” Robert Del Greco, Oakland University

3:25-3:45: “Catering to the ‘True Views’ of the People: An Overview of Osaka Puck at OSU Libraries’

Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum (BICLM),” Ann Marie Davis, The Ohio State University

3:45-4:05: “Tanabe Seiko’s Rewritings of Heian-Period Japanese Literature: The Intersection of

Gender, Dialect, and Postwar Experience,” Naomi Fukumori, The Ohio State University

4:05-4:15: Break

4:15-4:35: “The Profane and the Profound: Feces as Philosophical Device in Saito Mokichi's Zuihitsu,” Stefanie Thomas, The Ohio State University

4:35-4:55: “Leo Tolstoy in Japan: The Case of Nakazato Kaizan,” Artem Vorobiev, The Ohio State University

4:55-5:15: “Adaptation as Arson: ‘Barn Burning’ from William Faulkner to Murakami Haruki to Lee Chang-dong,” Pil Ho Kim, The Ohio State University

5:15-5:35: “History, Horror, and Politics in the Fiction of Shindō Junjo,” Stephen Filler, Oakland University

5:35: Closing Remarks: Naomi Fukumori and Artem Vorobiev, organizers

6:30-8:30: Dinner, Student-Alumni Council Room (2nd Floor), The Ohio Union (1739 N. High Street) 

This conference and dinner are sponsored by generous contributions from the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, the East Asian Studies Center and its Dept. of Education Title VI grant, Graduate Students of East Asian Languages & Literatures (GREALL), and Dr. Ying Yu.  

 

If you require an accommodation, such as live captioning, to participate in this event, please contact EASC at easc@osu.edu. Requests made at least two weeks in advance of the event will generally allow us to provide seamless access, but the university will make every effort to meet requests made after this date. 

This event is supported by a U.S. Department of Education Title VI grant to The Ohio State University East Asian Studies Center.