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January 2009
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Tuesday, February 3
AEMS AsiaLENS at Spurlock
Please Vote For Me
Weijun Chen, 2007, 55 min.
A thought-provoking experiment in electoral politics, as it was experienced in Wuhan, China, by a classroom of third-grade students, their teacher, and their families.
7:00 pm
Knight Auditorium Spurlock Museum
Friday, February 6
China Workshop
Research on the Activity of Open Kindergarten Day for Parents
Li Shenglan (Freeman Fellow, East China Normal University)
1:00-3:00 pm
Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
Thursday, February 12
EALC Speaker Series
Ghostly Encounters: Perceptions of Death and the Afterlife in Koryo and Early Choson
Michael Pettid (State University of New York at Binghamton)
4:00-5:30 pm
106 Lincoln Hall
Friday, February 20
Japan Workshop
Misora Hibari: Girlhood on Film in Postwar Japan
Deborah Shamoon (University of Notre Dame)
4:00-5:30 pm
Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
Saturday, February 21
Japan Workshop
Anime event-Millennium Actress
1:00-4:30 pm
Room 62, Krannert Art Museum
Monday, February 23
EAPS-AEMS Teacher Workshop
Anime
4:00-7:30 pm
Antonia Levi (professor emeritus, Portland State University)
Time, Location TBA
Friday, February 27
Japan Workshop – Meeting New Authors Roundtable
Monstrous Discourses and Popular Knowledge: Writing about Japanese Yokai in English
Michael Dylan Foster (Indiana University)
4:00-5:30 pm
Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
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Tuesday, March 3
AEMS AsiaLENS at Spurlock
Kabul Transit
David Edwards, Maliha Zulfacar, Gregory Whitmore, 2007, 84 minutes
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Knight Auditorium Spurlock Museum
Friday, March 6
China Workshop
Meeting New Authors Roundtable
Writing Chinese: Reshaping Chinese Cultural Identity
Letty Chen (Washington University)
1:00 -3:00 pm
Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
Tuesday, March 10
Area Studies Open House
2-5 pm
101 International Studies Building
Thursday, March 12
Korea Workshop
The Wildflower in the Battlefield (Deulgughwaneun Pietneunde)
Yi Man-hui, 1974
Youngmin Choe, discussant
7:00 pm
160 English Building
Friday, March 13
Korea Workshop
Hapch'on County's Spoils of War: Transient Monuments and Performativity in Korean War Film Tourism
Youngmin Choe (Korea Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow)
Robert Cagle, discussant
1:00-3:00 pm
Lucy Ellis Lounge, Foreign Languages Building
Tuesday, March 17
Pan-Asian Roundtable
Co-Production, Market-Crossing, Image-Traveling: Toward a Pan-Asian Cinema?
Youngmin Choe (Korea Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow)
Stephanie DeBoer (Indiana University)
Poshek Fu
Michael Raine (University of Chicago)
Dan Schiller, Moderator
1:15-3:00 pm
126 GSLIS (The Graduate School of Library and Information Science)
501 E. Daniel Street
Monday, March 30 [CANCELLED]
Korea Workshop
Title TBA
Charles Armstrong (Columbia University)
Jacques Fuqua, discussant (Indiana State University)
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Lucy Ellis Lounge, Foreign Languages Building
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Friday, April 3
China Workshop
Internet Culture and Chinese Youth Culture: an Interactive Relationship
Yang Peng (Freeman Fellow, Fudan University)
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Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
Monday, April 6
Japan Workshop-Dissertation Brown Bag
Imperial Designs: Fashion, Cosmetics, and Physical culture in Japan, 1933-1949
Rebecca Nickerson (EALC)
12:00-1:30 pm
Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
Tuesday, April 7
AEMS AsiaLENS at Spurlock
The Last Ghost of War
Janet Gardner, 2006, 54 minutes
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Knight Auditorium Spurlock Museum
Friday, April 10
Korea Workshop
Truth, Literature and Subjectivity in Sô Insik's Late-Colonial Writings
Chris Hanscom (Dartmouth College)
Young Jun Lee, discussant
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Lucy Ellis Lounge, Foreign Languages Building
Monday, April 13
Japan Workshop
Hip-Hop, Technology, and the Circulation of Cultural Knowledge Across the Pacific
Rayvon Fouché
4:00-5:30 pm
Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
Monday, April 20
China Workshop
The Trauma of Displacement: Chinese Journalists in Wartime, 1937-1945
Parks Coble (University of Nebraska)
1:00-3:00 pm
Freeman Fellows Building, 912 S. Fifth St.
Friday, April 24
EALC Speaker Series
The”trembling ghost of Yugao” in a Ruined Garden
Paul S. Atkins (University of Washington)
4:00-5:30 pm
106 Lincoln Hall
Thursday, April 29
Introduction to Anime: Lecture, Discussion, & Art
A Free Event for Teens and Adults!
April 29, 2009
4:00-8:30 pm at the
Urbana Free Library
Lewis Auditorium
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Invited Speaker:
Melek Ortabasi
Assistant Professor of World Literature,
Simon Fraser University
With Presentations By:
David Fleming,
Translator and Subtitler for Japanese Anime,
Champaign, IL
Rachel Lenz,
Graduate Student,
Japanese & English Literature,
University of Illinois Urbana-
Champaign
This is an event is open to the public.
Co-sponsored by the Urbana Free Library and AEMS.
Refreshments served.
4:00 - 5:00 pm
Visual Visionaries: The Style and Artistic Influence of Manga and Anime
Rachel will explore some of the defining characteristics of the manga/anime art style, the differences between drawings for girls vs. boys series, and the personal styles of a few artists. It will also discuss the influence manga and anime have had on young artists in Japan and America, looking at doujinshi (fan-made comics) and webcomics, and ending with a drawing lesson.
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Bringing Anime to America: An Insider's Perspective
Professional anime translator David Fleming discusses the work that is involved in producing the DVDs that you see on store shelves and the dubbed shows that air on TV. It's more complicated than you might think, and not just because of the language.
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An Introduction to Anime: The History and Culture of a Transnational Medium
Have questions about anime, but were afraid to ask? This presentation by Melek Ortabasi may not answer every question, but will address some of the most frequently asked: How did anime develop, historically? Why is it such a popular and diverse medium in Japan? What makes it both culturally distinctive, yet universally popular? And finally, how do we interpret the success of anime around the globe? Using a variety of anime examples and critical sources, this talk will provide some answers.
More information at: http://www.aems.uiuc.edu/events/educator_events/anime_workshop.htm
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Friday, May 1
Korea Workshop
Margins of Family History: The “Middle People” (Chungin) as Misfits in Modern Korea’s Genealogy Discourse
Eugene Park (University of California, Irvine)
Yoonjeong Shim, discussant
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Lucy Ellis Lounge, Foreign Languages Building
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Pacific Studies at University of Illinois
230 International Studies Building, 910 S. Fifth Street Champaign IL 61820
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