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East Asian Colloquium
2005-2006
Click each date to get more information and listen to archived broadcasts.
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Fall 2005
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Sept. 16
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Julia Adeney Thomas
(History Department, University of Notre Dame)
"Landscape's Mediation between History and Memory:
A Visual Turn in Japan's Approach to its Wartime Past"
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Sept. 30
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Scott Kennedy (Political Science & EALC, IU)
"The Business of Lobbying in China"
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Oct. 14
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Sara Friedman (Anthropology & Gender Studies, IU)
"Laws Have No Feelings: Cross-Straits Marriages and New Challenges to Taiwanese Citizenship and National Identity"
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Nov. 18
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Roberta Wollons (Departments of History & Philosophy, IUNW)
"Outposts of Culture, Politics, and Gender: The missionary experience in non-western settings."
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Dec. 9
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Gao Bingzhong (Department of Sociology, Peking University)
"The New Temple as Museum of the Old: The Chinese Tradition of Naming as Political Tactic"
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Spring 2006
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Jan. 27
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David Fidler (School of Law)
Ho-fung Hung (Sociology)
"The SARS Crisis Revisted: A Symposium on Chinese and International Responses to the 2003 Epidemic"
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Feb. 24
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Edith Sarra (EALC)
"The Unbearable Lightness of Being Genji: Eros, Power, and Fiction in the Wake of the Shining Prince"
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Mar. 24
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Laurel Cornell (Sociology)
"Teaching About Below-Replacement Fertility in East Asia"
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Apr. 14
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Scott O'Bryan (EALC)
"Plotting the Future: Japan, the Club of Rome, and the Idea of Limits in the Late Twentieth Century"
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