jueves, 2 de enero de 2014

Program of our Tokyo Conference "Toward an Alliance of Civilizations: East-West Intercultural Dialogues"



Text Box: School of International Liberal Studies at Waseda University, University of California, Merced, and Wellesley College Text Box: 6th International Conference on Orientalism and the Asian presence in the Hispanic an "TOWARD AN ALLIANCE OF CIVILIZATIONS: EAST-WEST INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUES Text Box: Friday, April 25 9:00-10:00 Registration ROOM 301 10:30-11:30 Opening and Keynote Speaker(s) ROOM 302 Ambeth Ocampo (Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines) 12:00-1:30 LUNCH will be provided by the conference ROOM 302 Text Box: DATE: April 25-26, 2014 LOCATION: Okuma Memorial Tower (Building 26) Waseda University, Tokyo http://www.waseda.jp Rooms 301, 302 and 303
Text Box: 3:40-5:20 ROOM 303 Panel 2 Chair: Maria E. Mayer (Azusa Pacific University) Fuego y revolución en el Extremo Oriente: los reportajes de Ramón B. Muñiz Lavalle en Filipinas, Japón, China y Manchuria (1930-1936) Axel Gasquet (Université Blaise Pascal, France) Conflictividad de intereses y transmisiones culturales entre los imperios ibéricos en el Extremo Oriente Lizbeth Souza-Fuertes (Baylor University, USA) Los descubrimientos de nuevas rutas marítimas en el contexto de las interrelaciones culturales entre Hispanoamérica y las Filipinas Roberto Fuertes-Manjón (Midwestern State University, USA) Anarchy and Alternative Order: Anarchy and Alternative Order: The Anti-Colonial Grito and Revolution in the Works of José Martí and Andrés Bonifacio Kristina Escondo (Ohio State University, USA) 5:30-7:00 Film: “Samurai” (Argentina, 2013) TBA Text Box: In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Nulla pede justo, imperdiet eu, vestibulum ut, ultricies in, est. Nullam et ante. Sed et lacus. Curabitur sit amet mauris quis sem dapibus gravida. Curabitur felis.
Text Box: Saturday, April 26 9:40-11:20 ROOM 301 Panel 3 Chair: Lizbeth Souza-Fuertes (Baylor University) Multiethnic Japanese Americans in Monoracial Spaces: An Examination of Transnational Amerasian Identity Formation and Micro Racializations James Ong (University of California, Los Angeles, USA) Archiving Narratives from South Asia in the Americas Guneeta Singh Bhalla (University of California at Berkeley, USA) The Orient within the Occident Lava Asaad (University of New Hampshire, USA) Inclusion, Exclusion and Non-Inclusion? A Problem in Chen Ya-Chen’s “The Many Dimensions of Chinese Feminism” Jonathan Ferguson (King’s College London, UK) 9:40-11:20 ROOM 302 Panel 4 Chair: Roberto Fuertes-Manjón (Midwestern State University) Alejandro Zambra. El cultivo del relato literario. Felipe Oliver (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile) El imaginario de Japón en la escritura de J. G. Ballard María Eugenia Bestani (Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, Argentina) Consuming the US/Mexico Borderlands in China Melissa A. Fitch (University of Arizona, USA) Interrogating Empathy: Orientalism, Latin@ Literature, and Neuroscience Stephanie Fetta (Syracuse University, USA)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Text Box: 11:30-1:10 Room 301 Panel 5 Chair: Stephanie Fetta (Syracuse University) Views of the East in Opera Set Design Dipu Gupta (Western Washington University, USA) Productos culturales: expansión global e influencia del concepto de “distancia cultural”: El caso de las telenovelas latinoamericanas en Asia Patricia Belén Takayama (Universidad de Waseda, Japan) La vieja del cinema (japonés): una adaptación de la novela de Blasco Ibáñez David George (Bates College, USA) The Japanese Galleon Araceli Tinajero (The Graduate Center-The City College of New York, USA) 11:30-1:10 ROOM 302 Panel 6 Chair: Svetlana Tyutina (Florida International University) India, Octavio Paz y los retos de la multiculturalidad: un ensayo sobre la diversidad cultural en India Felipe Arocena (Universidad de la República, Uruguay) Diagetic Post-Colonial Perspectives in Mongólia by Ricardo Carvalho George Carlsen (Pepperdine University, USA) Modernity without Colonialism?: The “Korean Problem” in Enrique Gómez Carrillo’s Travel Writing on Japan Junyoung Verónica Kim (University of Iowa, USA) Perspectivas críticas desde abajo y desde Oriente en Manuel Zapata Olivella (1920-2004) George Palacios (Saint Mary’s College, USA) 1:15-2:15 LUNCH will be paid individually
Text Box: 2:30-4:10 ROOM 301 Panel 7 Chair: Junyoung Verónica Kim (University of Iowa) De Roberto a Kazuya: análisis de la identidad como nisei del pintor y traductor Kazuya Sakai Kana Takaki (Universidad de Estudios Extranjeros, Japan) Mestizaje literario: retratos nikkei en Brasil Teresa Rinaldi (Guilford College, USA) El ser peruano-japonés: una dualidad contradictoria Daniel Ikemiyashiro (Independent Scholar, USA) Turning walls into bridges in transpacific identities: A close reading of nisei literature in Augusto Higa Oshiro’s Japón no da dos oportunidades (1994) and La iluminación de Katzuo Nakamatsu (2008) Irina Soto Mejía (Ohio State University, USA) 2:30-4:10 ROOM 302 Panel 8 Chair: Araceli Tinajero (The Graduate Center-The City College of New York) El Japón en la poesía de José Juan Tablada Martín Camps (University of the Pacific, USA) The Trans-Pacific Imagination among the late modernistas Ignacio Corona (Ohio State University, USA) Influence of Oriental Culture in Latin American Poetry Jorge Román-Lagunas (Purdue University Calumet, USA) The Palestinians of Latin America John Handal (Rutgers University, USA) 4:15 Closing
 
 

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