AAS

Thursday
Panel 12. J
7:30PM-9:30PM
Chestnut East, Mezzanine
The Saga of Japanese Honorifics (keigo): Persistent
Myth, Persistent Reality – Sponsored by the
American Association of Teachers of Japanese
(AATJ)
Chaired by Hiroaki Kawamura, University of Findlay
Meaning Making in and of Japan, from Indexicals to
Ethnography: Lessons from Keigo
Stephen P. Nussbaum, Independent Scholar
Keigo Ideologies
Barbara Pizziconi, SOAS, University of London
Predicate-Marked Social Deixis in Japanese, Early and Late
Charles J. Quinn, Ohio State University
Raising the Bar in the Treatment of Politeness in Pedagogical
Materials
Mari Noda, Ohio State University
Discussant:
Patricia J. Wetzel, Portland State University
Panel 13. J
7:30PM-9:30PM
Maple East, Mezzanine
Japan at the Crossroads of Empire: Politics,
Violence, Race, and Ideology in Twentieth-Century
Asia
Chaired by Jon Davidann, Hawaii Pacific University
The Origins of “Korean Bolshevism”: Japan’s Siberian
Expedition and the Hunchun Massacre
Paul Behringer, American University
“The Isle of the Lost:” The Japanese Occupation of Northern
Sakhalin, 1920–1925
Chelsea Clare Hudson, Georgetown University
Japanese “Anti-Colonial” Imperialism: Modern Empire, Race
Wars, and the Discourse of Pan-Asianism
Christopher A. Shinn, Howard University
Discussant:
Jon Davidann, Hawaii Pacific University
Panel 14. J ROUNDTABLE
7:30PM-9:30PM
Willow Centre, Mezzanine
Who’s Studying Japanese? Preparing the Next
Generation
Chaired by Theodore C. Bestor, Harvard University
Discussants:
Indra Levy, Stanford University
Motoko Tabuse, Eastern Michigan University
Ian Condry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Panel 15. J
7:30PM-9:30PM
Cedar, Mezzanine
Dissemination and Appropriation of Traditional
Chinese Literature in East Asia
Chaired by Mari Nagase, Augustana College
Translating, Popularizing, and Commodifying the Poetic World of
China in Edo-Period Japan
Mari Nagase, Augustana College
Influence of the Wen xuan on Chosŏn Korean Literary
Anthologies
Wook-Jin Jeong, University of Washington
On Tsuga Teisho’s Adaptation of the Story of “Du Shiniang”
Hui-Lin Hsu, National Taiwan University
Confucian Chastity over Authenticity of Feeling: Ideological
Revision of “Du Shiniang Sinks the Jewel Box in Anger” in Early
Modern Korea
Hyuk-chan Kwon, University of Alberta
Discussant:
Sookja Cho, Arizona State University
Panel 16. K
7:30PM-9:30PM
Birchwood, Mezzanine
Remembrance of Neighborhoods Past: Preservation
of Historical Memories in Seoul’s Urban Regeneration
Chaired by Pil Ho Kim, Ohio State University
Urban Preservation: Lessons or Legacy of the Urban Past?
Understanding the Dynamics behind Seoul’s Preservation-Based
Shantytown Revitalization
Soyoon Choo, University of Southern California
Betwixt and Between Urban Regeneration and Industrial
Displacement in a Former Industrial Town: The Case of Guro
(Seoul, Korea)
Hyunjoon Shin, Sungkonghoe University
In the Liberation Village: The Cinematic Landscape of an Early
North Korean Refugee Settlement in Seoul
Pil Ho Kim, Ohio State University
Discussant:
Kelly Y. Jeong, University of California, Riverside
Panel 17. K
7:30PM-9:30PM
Huron, 2nd Floor
Gender and Sexuality in Contention: From Minority
to New Subjects in South Korea
Chaired by Chelle Jones, University of Michigan
Ain’t I a Mother? Rebirthing Motherhood of Korean Transnational
Adoptees’ Birth Mothers
Sina Lee, University of Maryland, College Park
“Proud of Myself as LGBT”: Korea Queer Pride Parade,
Developmental Nationalism, and Neoliberalism
Woori Han, University of Massachusetts
Feminist Movement Discourses and South Korean Courts: Who
Gets to Claim Human Rights?
Chelle Jones, University of Michigan
Genders Excluded by Hyper-Masculinity in South Korea:
Throughout Hostess Film and Queer Film
JaeWook Ryu, Lancaster University
Discussants:
Sina Lee, University of Maryland, College Park
Woori Han, University of Massachusetts
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