Events > Graduate Student Colloquium > 2004

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2004 Graduate Student Colloquium in Asian Studies

"Asia: Intersections and Interpretations"

Saturday, May 22, 2004

Gowen Hall 201, University of Washington, Seattle

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List of Abstracts (pdf)

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Schedule of Events

8:45	Breakfast
9:00	Welcome
9:10	Hyun Joo Kang "Anti-Americanism in South Korea"
9:30	Tami Blumenfield "Intersections of Sexuality: The Na and Their Urban Doubles"
9:50	Kening Li "Is zhe a Nominalization Marker: Evidence from Lunyu"
10:10	Break
10:15	Zev Handel Keynote address: "The Application of Old Chinese Phonology to Textual Problems: Degrees of (Un)certainty"
10:45	Devin Joshi "Making Development Work: 'Good Governance' and the Promotion of Human Development in India"
11:05	Prem Pahlajrai "Indian Doxographies – Why Six darsanas? Which Six?"
11:25	Break
11:40	Ryan Atwater "Social Critique in Two Works by Kuroi Senji"
12:00	Tien-Chang Shih "A Snapshot of What Working with Manuscripts is Like"
12:20	Amy McNamara "Approaching Early Chinese Manuscript Texts: the Min zhi fu mu Manuscript"

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Sponsored by:

The graduate students of the Department of Asian Languages and Literature
The East Asia Center, University of Washington