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Chinese Culture in the Global Context Conference 2019
13 – 15 March 2019

Call for Papers

Title

• Chinese Culture in the 21st Century and its Global Dimensions

Introduction

• The global impact of China lies as much in its soft cultural power as in its economic growth. Hence, the teaching of Chinese language, literature, history, philosophy, communication, film and art cannot be isolated from an understanding of the internationalization of Chinese culture in recent decades. With this in view, this conference will be organized to serve as a platform to promote the sharing of research ideas and the dissemination of research findings on Chinese culture in the 21st century and its global dimension.

Aims and Objectives

• Explore the contemporary significance of Chinese culture in its philosophical, literary and artistic manifestations
• Investigate how Chinese culture has been taught and studied in different parts of the world, particularly in (a) East Asia, (b) Southeast Asia, (c) Europe, and (d) North America
• Facilitate the study of the increasingly important role that Chinese culture plays in the global world

We welcome submissions that include, but not limited to, the following themes:

1. Chinese studies (culture, philosophy, history and literature) as an academic discipline in the West
2. Chinese culture in the 21st century world
3. Global Chinese literature
4. The translations of Chinese culture in the West
5. Chinese drama and Western stage art
6. Chinese film in the global context
7. The reinterpretations of Chinese culture in Mainland China in the 21^st century
8. Innovative ways of studying and researching Chinese humanities
9. The influx of Western methods and ideas and the growth of new forms of culture in China
10. The rise of cultural industries in China and new forms of Chinese culture
11. The reception of Chinese culture, traditional and contemporary, in academia in the West and other parts of Asia
    
    * Selected papers will be considered for publication.

Languages of presentation

• Presentations can be made in English, Putonghua or Cantonese.

Abstract Submission Guideline

• The abstract should give a good description of the aims and key points of the paper to be presented. The submission should be no more than 300 words and it should follow the abstract style guide available on the conference website. The author(s) should provide: (1) the title of the paper; (2) the name(s) of the author(s); (3) author affiliation(s); and (4) keywords (at least three and no more than six). 
   
• Submission of abstracts to the conference can be made via the EasyChair system or by sending the file via email. The file should be in Microsoft Word format, and the subject line should be "CCGC Conference 2019 Abstract Submission_Your Name". 
   
• Submissions should be made on or before 19 October 2018 (Friday). Applicants will be notified of the results by 16 November 2018 (Friday).

Full Paper Submission Guideline (for those whose would like to be considered for peer-reviewed publication):

The submission should be 4,000 to 8,000 words (excluding references).