Program for Saturday, November 25th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH: TALK VIEW

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08:30-09:00

Theravada Buddhism in Sri Lankan karate practitioners’ life: Interpretations and practice of Buddhist virtues

Petra Maveekumbura Karlová

09:00-09:30

Alexandre de Rhodes and his (mis)interpretation of the origin of Buddhism (on-site)

Ondřej Pazdírek

09:30-10:00

Reception of Ketsubon-kyō (Bloody Pond Sutra) in Japanese Zen Sōtō School: Insights from a Newly Discovered Manuscript

Małgorzata Sobczyk

10:00-10:30

Modern western reinterpretations of early Buddhist female literary characters (on-site)

Joanna Gruszewska

08:30-09:00

Ours is the Past. The Indus Valley Civilization in South Asian nationalist discourses (on-site)

Jacek Skup

09:00-09:30

CANCELLED! Locating the victim: Coverage of Russia’s War Against Ukraine in Indian Printed Media

Olha Morgunyuk

09:30-10:00

CANCELLED! Shame, Honour and Gender: Tamil women in the Tamil Refugee Camps. (online)

Sudha Rawat

10:00-10:30

CANCELLED! Telling A Leftist Story: Narratives of Communist Women from Bombay (online)

Sonali Sharma

08:30-09:00

The State, Family, and Money: Sources of Migrants' Precarity in Vietnamese Diaspora Living in the Czech Republic

Mai Thi Thu Krausová

09:00-09:30

Mental Health in Vietnamese Diaspora Living in the Czech Republic (online)

Duong Nguyen Jirásková

09:30-10:00

Going Out: Vietnamese Diasporic Subjectivity and Inter-Generational Conflicts over Romantic Partnership of the Second Generation in Vietnamese Diaspora in the Czech Republic

Filip Kraus

08:30-09:00

The ‘Species Horizon’ in Mo Yan and Yan Lianke. An Ecocritical Reinterpretation. (online)

Eugenia Tizzano

09:00-09:30

Soviet Environmental Exploitation in the Works of Two Central Asian Authors (online)

Paul Woods

09:30-10:00

Looking at the East through the Chinese lens: A Multidisciplinary Study of Ma Huan’s The Overall Survey of the Ocean

Sahin Shah

08:30-09:00

Interpretation and Misinterpretation of Poetic Theories: Ji Xian’s Horizontal Transplantation as Case Study

Silvia Schiavi

09:00-09:30

Text, Context, Voice, Interpretation and Re-Creation: The Poetry of Chen Li (online)

Rosa Lombardi

09:30-10:00

Italian Poetry in Taiwan: Interpretations and Misinterpretations within a Selection of the Translated and Circulated Works

Martina Renata Prosperi

10:00-10:30

The Unbearable Lightness of Punning: Deeds and Misdeeds in Translating Chinese Poetry (online)

Luca Stirpe

11:00-11:30

Transnational Grassroots Activism and Historical Revisionism: a Comprehensive Examination of the ‘End Comfort Women Fraud’ demonstration in Berlin

Stevie Poppe

11:30-12:00

‘We are Original Muslims’: Muslim Barbers and Imagining Egalitarianism in Islam in South India

Saidalavi P.C.

12:00-12:30

CANCELLED! The Controversial Behaviour of the CCP Leadership Towards the Rural Masses in Post-Revolutionary China: A Reappraisal Based on Archival Documents from Jiangxi Province

Silvia Picchiarelli

11:00-11:30

Southeast Asian middle powers’ approaches to US-China strategic competition and the implications for the East Asian security order: a comparative study of Vietnam and Indonesia

Ngoc Ly Nguyen

11:30-12:00

“Japan is a big brother; Thailand is a little brother”: Collaborations, Conflicts, Misunderstandings, and Negotiations between Thailand and Japan during the Second World War, 1941-1945

Pattarat Phantprasit

12:00-12:30

Debating the interpretation of April 30th among the young Vietnamese Diaspora (on-site)

Le Hoangan Julien

11:00-11:30

Mysterious marks on tea ceremony utensils of the Momoyama period (on-site)

Annegret Bergmann

11:30-12:00

Examining clay figurines of keyhole-shaped tombs in Korea’s South Chŏlla region (online)

Marianna Lázár

11:00-11:30

Embassies, ritual and cross-cultural encounters between Siam and Europe (c. 1600-1688) (online)

Sven Trakulhun

11:30-12:00

The Interpretation of Christian Cosmology in Siamese Language: The Case Study of Louis Laneau’s Literary Works

Thissana Weerakietsoontorn

12:00-12:30

On the Perception of the Vedas and Various Indic Arts in Premodern Siam (online)

Jan Dressler

11:00-11:30

Female Homosocial Bonds in Wang Anyi’s novella “Brothers” (online)

Martina Nedialkova

11:30-12:00

CANCELLED! Exploring the Interplay of AI and Human Creativity in Chinese Literature: Interpretations, Misinterpretations, and Reinterpretations

Paula Teodorescu

12:00-12:30

“To Love or Not To Love”: The Romeo and Juliet Franchise and Its Global Ramifications (online)

Maria Grajdian

14:00-14:30

Baima Nazhen: Translating Tibetan women’s experience into Sinophone literature (on-site)

Kamila Hladíková

14:30-15:00

Creating and interpreting polyphonic landscapes: Translingual Sinophone paradigms in Taiwanese contemporary fiction

Simona Gallo

15:00-15:30

Place, Transnation and the Construction of Cultural Identity in Merlinda Bobis' White Turtle and The Long Siesta as a Language Primer

Jaroslav Kušnír

14:00-14:30

The meaning and interpretation of clothing in ancestral portraits (on-site)

Lucie Olivová

14:30-15:00

The authority of the imperial official: dragon robes, portraits and photopictures in the Náprstek Museum

Helena Heroldová

15:00-15:30

Women's Clothing and the theme of 'Beautiful Women' in Chinese Figure Painting (on-site)

Petra Polláková

14:00-14:30

Benefits and pitfalls of interpreting the other, re-interpreting the self (online)

David Labus

14:30-15:00

Brain Bread or Brain Dead?: “Rice Makes You Stupid” and the Curious Case of Nutrition as Stigmatized Knowledge in Postwar Japan

Nathan Hopson

14:00-14:30

Female Comrades, Come Together to Build Socialism: Whether and How Understandings of Socialism Entwined with Understandings of Gender Topics in China

Pei Zhong

14:30-15:00

Shaping Chinese culture: Yue Fei’s story of inspiration (online)

Natalia Riva

15:00-15:30

Another Reading of the People’s Republic of China’s History: Fang Fang’s The Scenery (online)

Zofia Jakubów-Rosłan

14:00-14:30

Why Singaporeans choose the US over China: An analysis of public opinion polling (on-site)

Richard Turcsányi, Daniel Kalish

14:30-15:00

Middle Powers in the Indo-Pacific: stakeholders of stability? (online)

Tanguy Struye de Swielande

15:00-15:30

Interpreting and misinterpreting cybertechnologies as a security threat – Japan’s view on China

Federica Cidale

16:00-16:30

Breaking Stereotypes on Screen: Subverting Caste Narratives in Contemporary Hindi Cinema (online)

Manvi Singh

16:30-17:00

CANCELLED! Cinema and the "Regional" in 'Home Cinemas' of Kerala (on-site)

Haritha Ramachandran

17:00-17:30

Writing in the late eighteenth-century Kerala: the case of Varthamanappusthakam (1785) (online)

Donel Varghese

16:00-16:30

Kuniyoshi and the heroes of Suikoden (on-site)

Adéla Tůmová

16:30-17:00

A nikuhitsu-ga by Gion Seitoku conserved in the public collections of Chile (online)

Jessica Marie Uldry

17:00-17:30

Yūrakuza kodomo no hi 有楽座子供の日 and its role in creating the playground for childlike children in Taishō era

Marcelina de Zoete-Leśniczak

16:00-16:30

Blocking the View: Treacherous Mountains and Rivers in Meng Jiao and Li He’s Poems (online)

Xingwen Zhao

16:30-17:00

The Forgotten Chinese Elegy in Nanyang: A Comparative study on the Writing of Nanyang of Wang Anyi and Ng Kim Chew

Yicheng Chen

17:00-17:30

The Outcast Hero: Alternative Representations of Liu Yong in Yuan-Ming Drama and Fiction (online)

Massimiliano Canale

16:00-16:30

The Image and Perception of Roman Law in Late-Qing and Early Republican China (online)

Lara Colangelo

16:30-17:00

Interpretation of Edo period law in the Meiji era (online)

Dániel Hornos

16:00-16:30

Beijing eyes Brussels: Chinese perceptions of the European tilt to the Indo-Pacific (on-site)

Friso Stevens

16:30-17:00

The role of the EU and ASEAN in managing the dispute in the South China Sea  (on-site)

Alfred Gerstl

17:00-17:30

The CCP’s “elite capture” and China’s soft power in Hungary (on-site)

Sebestyén Hompot

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

12:30-14:00 Lunch Break

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break