EACS-2016. Programme-flyer

171 175 188 190 191 195 198 201 223 Eurasia Ho Chi Minh Cinema Hall IOM Green Hall IOM Lotus Sutra Hall 26.08.2016 / Friday 10.00-12.30 10. Disciplining,Visual- ising and Experiencing the Female Body in Republican China (1911- 1949) Jiao Lin 19. Imitation, Falsifica- tion, and Originality in Imperial China Handler-Spitz Rivi 12. Modern History Thøgersen Stig 47.The Rise of Chinese Social Media and Its Social Impact Duan Cong 37. Sino-German Encounters in the Nine- teenth and EarlyTwen- tieth Century: Politics, Ideas, and Culture Till Christina 21. Is Air Pollution Changing China? (Part I) Hansen Mette Halskov 12. Fragmented Authoritarianism 3.0: Political Encounters, En- gagement and Activism in the Ethnography of Contemporary China Pia Andrea Enrico 1. Linguistics Kolpachkova Elena 10. Philosophy Heirman Ann 49.World Literature, Hybrid Modernity and the CreativeTransformation of ChineseTradition Kwong HoYee Connie 8. Cultural identities in the Zhou world:The state of Chu revisited PinesYuri 24. Looking for the «Third History»: Compilation and innovation in FanYe’s 范 曄 (398-446) Hou Han shu 後漢書 (History of the Later Han) L’Haridon Béatrice 25. Material Exchange and Ritual in Qing China’s Manchu Civilisation Laamann Lars Peter Wang Zheng Bond Jennifer Xie Chuning Zhu Jing Jiao Lin Handler-Spitz Rivi Hardie Alison Liu Chiung-yun Evelyn Son Suyoung Wang Xiaoxuan Kharitonova Anna WuYidi Duan Cong Cheng Jing Svensson Marina Till Christina KleinThoralf Hoefle Arnhilt Johanna Li Xuetao Rudolph Henrike Stein Susanne ShenYongdong Moe Hans Henrik Liu Zhaohui Zoccatelli Giulia Wu Ka-ming Morris Carwyn Nauta Arjen Boermel Anna Lamont Alison Arcodia Giorgio Francesco Song Na Antonyan Ksenia MuYezi Schumacher Jorg Liu Siyu Dessein Bart Schneider Holger Cheung Lik-kwan Kwok SzeWing Lee Hoi Lam Korobova Anastasia Kwong HoYee Connie PinesYuri Yates Robin D.S. Chen Beichen Cook Constance A. Dorofeeva-LichtmannVera Eicher Sebastian Lycas Alexis Nylan Michael van Ess Hans Siegl Andreas PangTatiana Sam-Sin Fresco Zhang Lifei Laamann Lars Peter 12.30-14.00 Lunch 14.00-16.00 13. From Chu with Love. Concepts andTales of Attachment and Infat- uation in Early Chinese Manuscripts. Part I BehrWolfgang 7. Cross-Cultural Perspectives on the History ofTexts in Late Imperial and Modern China (14th-20th century) Wu Huiyi 5. Cinema,Theater, Performing Arts Ceresa Marco 13. East-West Contacts & Perceptions Vradiy Sergey 22. Is Air Pollution Changing China? (Part II) Hansen Mette Halskov 2. China in a Shifting World Order, 1895–1937: Diplomacy and Public Opinion atWork Revelant Andrea 40.Teaching Chinese in Secondary School IvchenkoTaras 10. Philosophy Dessein Bart 48.Vernacular and Cosmopolitan Dynamics in Sinophone Art and Literature Schweiger Irmy 7. Art, Archeology & Mate- rial Culture Vampelj Suhadolnik Natasa 16. Historical,Textual and Local Alternatives in Chinese History and Historiography NienhauserWilliam 44.The Manchu Knowl- edge and the Manuscripts: Managing the Social and Sacred life in the Qing Dynasty Kwan Uganda Sze Pui BehrWolfgang Lau Ulrich Schwermann Christian Andreini Attilio McDermott Joseph P. Wu Huiyi Li Renyuan ChenYanrong Zheng Cheng Chirita Andreea Yeh Catherine Hunter Gordon Kim Chen Hsiang-Yin PatilVaishnavi Samoylov Nikolay Starovoitova Elena Sizova Alexandra Grano Simona Svarverud Rune Li Hongtao Hansen Mette Halskov Kawashima Shin Naraoka Sochi Zachmann Urs Matthias Revelant Andrea Vlasova Natalia Rukodelnikova Mariia LiTao Kholkina Liliya Hamm Matthew He Fan Sage Richard J. Sjoestedt Gunnar Riemenschnitter Andrea Aggeklint Eva De Marchi Serena Jaguscik Justyna Kraushaar Frank Furth Charlotte Guo Qiuzi Nebon-CarleValentine VinogradovaTatiana NienhauserWilliam van Ess Hans Kobzeva Maria Pöllath Jakob Kwan Uganda Sze Pui QiuYuanyuan Gu Songjie Uchida Keiichi 16.00-16.30 Coffee &Tea 16.30-18.00 14. From Chu with Love. Concepts andTales of Attachment and Infat- uation in Early Chinese Manuscripts. Part II Schwermann Christian 36. Sino-BritishTrans- lations:The Social Lives of Ideas, Objects and Images in China’s Global Nineteenth Century McDowall Stephen 20. Environment Svarverud Rune 31. One Belt, One Road, and the roles played by Hong Kong and Macau, the Special Administrative Regions of the People’s Republic of China de Sales Marques José Luís 2.Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language Tsankova Antonia 4. Compatibility and commensurability betweenWestern and Chinese systems of thought in Late Ming MeynardThierry 6.Translation Studies Shapiro Roman 20. Imperial Chinese Food Literature and Culture: A Re-evaluation Yue Isaac 50.Writing the Past - His- toriographical Diversity in Early Medieval China Hrubý Jakub 38. Social Control and the ‘Boundary’in the Qing Empire LinYu-ju Schwermann Christian Guo Jue Giele Enno Lau Ulrich ZhengYangwen McDowall Stephen Tythacott Louise Gentz Natascha Brombal Daniele Fabinyi Michael Huang Fei Matias dos Santos José Carlos Lei Chun Kwok, Henry Fong KengWeng de Sales Marques José Luís He Lucy Hu Guohua Gong Junji Li Linda Mingfang MeynardThierry Pan Dawei ZhuYiwen Jiang Lu GuoWeiwei Magagnin Paolo Chistova Elena Yue Isaac Feng Linda WongWai Ho Kuo Pio Hrubý Jakub van Ess Hans Janousch Andreas Hüsemann Jörg Henning LinYu-ju Chen Chih-hao Su Feng-nan 18.30-21.00 Visit to the State Hermitage Museum 27.08.2016 / Saturday 10.00-12.30 7. Art, Archeology & Material Culture VinogradovaTatiana 35. Rules and rebellion: Defying Authority in Ming and Qing Fictional Narratives Lucas Aude 6. CraftedWords - tool metaphors, knack stories and epitomes of virtue in Early Chinese texts Indraccolo Lisa 5. Cinema,Theater, Performing Arts Yeh Catherine 1. A Cultural Perspective on Russian-Chinese Relations Gamsa Mark 33. Power and Money Jankowski Lyce 14. Politics & Internation- al Relations LeeWalterWan Fai 30. New Perspectives on Qing Material Culture Cura Nixi 13. East-West Contacts & Perceptions Zhang George Xinsheng 41.Terms and Concepts of Intuition in Chinese Philosophy Suter Rafael 6.Translation Studies Magagnin Paolo 34. Regional and Cross-regional Exchange in Pre-imperial and Early Imperial China Khayutina Maria Amblard Bérangère WangYizhou HuangYing-Ling,Michelle De Nigris Ornella Koort Jekaterina Komarovskaya Polina Altenburger Roland Lucas Aude Witt Barbara Zanzottera Lucrezia Liu Peng Indraccolo Lisa Schwermann Christian Sterckx Roel De ReuWim Ceresa Marco Xu Meimei Fusini Letizia Troester Mirjam Tsai Hsin-hsin Gamsa Mark Popova Irina DiToro Anna Chan Roy Wang Helen BelyaevVladimir A. Postarnak Maria Sam-Sin Fresco Jankowski Lyce Hughes Christopher Wu Lin-chun Zlotea Mugur Burcu Oana Yonaha Keiko Tang Hui Chiang Nicole Wang Lianming Cura Nixi Luca Dinu Bai Limin LiYan Suter Rafael Kurtz Joachim Ciaudo Joseph Kantor Hans-Rudolf Isay Gad Pan Shaw-Yu Dmitrenko Aleksandrs Wu Xiaofang Pavlovic Mirjana Rodriguez Carreno Sergio Ivan Hein Anke Kost Catrin Lullo Sheri A. Kovalev Alexey Linduff Katheryn M. Rubinson Karen S. 12.30-14.00 Lunch 14.00-16.00 General assembly (Aula Magna of St. Petersburg University, Universitetskaya emb., 7/9, 2d floor) 16.00-16.30 Coffee &Tea 16.30-17.30 General assembly (Aula Magna of St. Petersburg University) 17.30-19.30 Board meeting (Universitetskaya emb., 11, Ho Chi Minh Hall) 19.30-22.30 Farewell banquet with folklore show at Manege (Universitetskaya emb., 13) 28.08.2016 28.08.2016 Departure, Hydrofoil tour to Peterhof (for extra fee)