Program for Saturday, August 27th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:30

Acknowledging the history of the ‘Other’? Waisheng Narratives of Separation and Exile (Panel "Culture and

Irmy Schweiger, Frank Kraushaar

09:00-10:30

Chanting With the Dead: A Poetics of Cultural Trauma and Collective Memory in the Work of Yang Jian

Robert Tsaturyan

09:00-10:30

Memory Shift: The Cao Cao Revision in Three Kingdoms (2010)

Lionel Sven Fothergill

09:00-10:30

(ONLINE) Pidgin Poetics: Pidgin English in the Nineteenth-Century Chinese Poetry

Yuqing Liu

09:00-10:30

(ONLINE) 老三篇(Three Constantly Read Essays): Image of Mao’s China in Chinese Language Textbooks for Foreign

Longfei Xing

09:00-10:30

Between Mandarin and cultural interactions: a brief analysis of the manuscript of a Latin-Chinese

Gabriele Tola

09:00-10:30

(HYBRID) Poetry and Technology

Justyna Jaguścik, Jessica Imbach, Joanna Krenz, Agnieszka Wójcicka

09:00-10:30

How do movement parties learn lessons of defeat in Taiwan? The case of the Green Party Taiwan

Dafydd Fell, Yan-Han Wang, Yen-Wen Peng, Jhucin Jhang

09:00-10:30

China-Japan bilateral relations during Xi Jinping and Shinzo Abe mandates (2013-2020)

Nélson Trindade

09:00-10:30

The impact of the Academic Silk Road on the European Higher Education and China: a transcultural

Veronica Strina

09:00-10:30

(HYBRID) Fit to Rule? On Meritocracy in Ancient and Early Medieval China

Paul Fahr, Yuri Pines, Christian Schwermann, Clara Luhn

09:00-10:30

Constructing a New Sexuality: An Analysis of Shenlou zhi 蜃樓志 in the Face of Jin Ping Mei’s 金瓶梅 Erotic

Rubén Jesús Almendros Peñaranda

09:00-10:30

Liu Yong’s and Ouyang Xiu’s Erotic Song Lyrics: Similar Styles, Different Receptions?

Massimiliano Canale

09:00-10:30

The Applicability of Narratology to the Classic Chinese Novels or How much Analepsis is there in Shuihu

Radek Pělucha

09:00-10:30

(ONLINE) Multimedia Narratives of the Belt and Road Initiative in Western China

Daria Berg, Federica Mirra

09:00-10:30

The role of Czech media in shaping public opinion - Agenda setting in an era blanketed under the Black Clouds of

Renata Čižmárová

09:00-10:30

China’s foreign affairs in the China Daily’s editorial cartoons

Natalia Riva

09:00-10:30

(ONLINE) Wáng Wéi, the Lyricist: On the Prosodic Features and Musical Adaptations of Wáng Wéi’s

Chunxiao Liu

09:00-10:30

(ONLINE) Craftsmanship and the Making of Urban Spectacles in High Qing Yangzhou: A Case Study of Li Dou

Liangliang Chen

09:00-10:30

The Significance of Writing Duan Inkstone in Early Qing Guangdong

Jasmin Wai Tan Law

09:00-10:30

Institutional Reforms as identity work in 21st century Taiwan

Agnes Schick-Chen, Astrid Lipinsky, Julia Marinaccio, Jens Damm

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

11:00-12:30

Re-thinking Humanity’s Relationship with Nature: “Supernatural Ecology” in Sinophone

Chiara Cigarini, Martina Renata Prosperi, Eugenia Tizzano

11:00-12:30

(ONLINE) I, You, He: The Lyrics of Liu Yong (987 AD-1053) and the Division of Late Middle Chinese

Christian Pak

11:00-12:30

Living among ‘the others’ - a linguistic philological inquiry into the material culture of

Samira Müller

11:00-12:30

Like "Spring Breeze and Rain": An Analysis of the CCTV Documentary Jiaoyu qiangguo 教育强国

Chiara Bertulessi

11:00-12:30

(ONLINE) Paris in the 1920s by Chinese Travelers: An Analysis of the Travelogues of Xu Zhimo, Lu Bicheng, and Lin

Shiru Chen

11:00-12:30

(ONLINE) Alternative History Enacted in Chinese Online Fiction: Fantasying New Identities

Sujie Jin

11:00-12:30

“Poetry as self-narrative: reading Yang Lian’s lyrical memoir”

Simona Gallo

11:00-12:30

(ONLINE) Help with strings attached? Examining the distribution of China’s medical assistance under the Covid-19

Angela Tritto, Hongsen Wu

11:00-12:30

The Conflicts on the Periphery: Cosmopolitanism, Nationalism and Foreign Mercantile Communities in China in the

Qing Chen

11:00-12:30

Health diplomacy as a tool of soft power in contemporary Chinese history

Anabela Santiago

11:00-12:30

(ONLINE) The Landscape Writing in Li He’s Poems

Xingwen Zhao

11:00-12:30

(ONLINE, PRE-RECORDED) Deviations, Encounters, and Adventures: Seafaring Tales in the Song Period

Li-Wen Wang

11:00-12:30

Ghosts, Social Hauntings, and Anxieties in the Chinese Classical Short Narrative of the Supernatural

Georgijs Dunajevs

11:00-12:30

Accepting reality: the re-opening of Manchuria to Chinese immigrants in Yongzheng era

Agostino Sepe

11:00-12:30

To Eat or Not to Eat? The Curious Affair of Western Missionaries with Chinese Food

Piotr Gibas

11:00-12:30

Space and Place in Tao Yuanming's Tianyuan Poetry

Tero Tähtinen

11:00-12:30

(HYBRID) Museums in China, China in Museums

S. Bollo, P. Wertmann, S. Li, C. Wang, L. Pozzi, I. Carbone

12:30-14:00 Lunch (Anywhere You Want)

14:00-15:30

When the Past Meets the Present: Dog Naming Practices in Beijing, P. R. China

Tereza Slaměníková

14:00-15:30

To please the palate and provoke the intellect: Precedent references and visual-associative cues encoded in Chinese restaurant dish

Victoria Bogushevskaya

14:00-15:30

(ONLINE) Wars and Ideas: A Transcultural Reading of European War-narratives in Colonial Hong Kong during the Second Sino-Japanese

Connie Kwong

14:00-15:30

(ONLINE) On Education of Love and Aesthetics: Enlightenment Sentimentality in ‘Little Friend’ (Xiao Peng-you) Magazine in Shanghai

Pin Lyu

14:00-15:30

The Reprinted/Plagiarized Translations of Western Drama and Their Influences in Post-War Taiwan

Joscha Chung

14:00-15:30

(ONLINE) Striding for the Nation: The Stepping-up of Long-distance Walking Projects during the Nanjing

Antonio Barrento

14:00-15:30

(ONLINE) A Malaise of Civilisation: Gender and Neurasthenia in China, 1930-1950

Yier Xu

14:00-15:30

No school, but a garden: Kuang Husheng (1891-1933) and the anarchist education project Lida in late 1920s'

Julia Lange

14:00-15:30

(ONLINE) Translation, pattern, sound: Examples from the Huainanzi

Dinu Luca

14:00-15:30

(ONLINE) Textual Materials as Political Propaganda: A Case Study on Early Southern Song Poem

Wai-Ho Wong

14:00-15:30

The Unexpected Buddhist: Ruan Dacheng (1587-1646) in Gentry Society

Alison Hardie

14:00-15:30

From naval training over food supplies to camp latrines: continuity and innovation in Qi Jiguang’s Jixiao

Mathieu Torck

14:00-15:30

The impact of overtime on the leisure time and cultural life of white-collar workers in Beijing

Monika Arnoštová

14:00-15:30

Early Medieval Testamentary Edict as a Tool of Political Legitimization

Jakub Hrubý

14:00-15:30

Dealing with Disempowered or Deceased Regent Dowagers during the Later Han-Dynasty

Alexander Brosch

14:00-15:30

Ethnic and territorial boundaries in Wang Fuzhi’s Yellow Book

Julien Jean

14:00-15:30

Some Pitfalls of Comparative Philosophy Illustrated on Ji Kang's Discourse on Music

Katerina Gajdosova

14:00-15:30

Daoism as Philosophy, Daoism as Religion

Christopher Yang

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break

16:00-17:30 General Assembly (Křížkovského 10, 3.32)

20:00-23:00 Evening Reception (Telegraph Gallery, rooftop, Jungmannova 3)