ascj 2007-明治学院大学-ASCJ 2007 ABSTRACTS.doc

ASCJ 2007: ABSTRACTS For the convenience of those wishing to print out only the abstracts of specific sessions, page ranges are given in the chart below. Saturday, June 23 Session 1 Dream Work in India and Japan: A Cross-Cultural, Interdisciplinary Perspective (pp. 2-3) Session 2 East Asian Urban Transition: Manifold Scales of Contemporary Spatial and Cultural Transformation (pp. 4-5) Session 3 Roundtable: New Horizons in Japanese Literary Studies I—Canonization and Popularization: Reconfigurations of the Past (p. 6) Session 4 Waste, Water, and Affliction: Disease Ecology in Urban Japan (pp. 7-8) Session 5 Japanese Colonial Images of Korea and Koreans (pp. 9-10)Session 6 Individual Papers: Asian History (pp. 11-12) Session 7 Aestheticization of Women and Politics in Japanese and Korean Works from the 1900s to 1940s (pp. 13-14) Session 8 Identity and History in East Asian Education and Politics (pp. 15-16) Session 9 Roundtable: New Horizons in Japanese Literary Studies II—Gender, Genre, and Sociality (p. 17)Session 10 Visualizing Asian Modernity: Reality and Fantasy in Japanese and Chinese Films (pp. 18-19) Session 11 Representations of Youth at Risk (p. 20) Session 12 Internationalization and Globalization in Modern Japan, 1857–2007: Fiscal, Monetary, Financial (pp. 21) Session 13 Individual Papers: Japanese Thought and Religion (pp. 22-23)Session 14 Individual Papers: The Internationalization of Japan (pp. 24-25) Session 15 Images and Reception in East Asia (pp. 26-27) Session 16 Roundtable: New Horizons in Japanese Literary Studies III—Text-Image, Media, and Print Culture (p. 28) Session 17 Visual Connections of East Asia: Views and Visions (pp. 29-30) Session 18 Perspectives on Civil Society in Asia Social Stratification in East Asia (pp. 31-32)Session 19 Historical Perspectives on Innovation and Industrial Development in Japan (pp. 33-34) Session 20 Individual Papers: Asian Political and Economic Relations (pp. 35-36) Sunda