- GAS Initiative
International Symposium
Dis-ease: Women and (Dis)order in China
Date and Time | July 28 (Mon), 10:00-16:50 (JST) |
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Venue | Main Conference Room (3F), Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo |
Title | Dis-ease: Women and (Dis)order in China |
Language | English |
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Program
10:00-10:20 | Symposium Overview Shu Yang, Associate Professor, Western Michigan University |
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10:20 -11:50 | Panel 1: Bad Body “The Question of Deaf Women: Interpreting Modern Chinese Deaf History from the Gender Perspective” Shu Wan, University at Buffalo, PhD Student “Dynamic Fantasy on Place: Women’s Body in The Construction of Yangzhou City Identity from High Qing to Republican Era” Jingwen Zhang, University of California, Los Angeles, MA Student “The Virtuous (and Un-Virtuous) Womb” Janice Kam, Singapore University of Social Sciences, Senior Lecturer “Female Hysteria in Modern China: Wandering Womb or Rampaging Piglet” Shu Yang, Western Michigan University, Associate Professor |
11:50 -13:20 | Lunch Break |
13:20 -14:50 | Panel 2: Mad Medicine “Curing the Subaltern Female: Translingual Practice of Medicine in Mary H. Fulton’s Inasmuch: Extracts from Letters, Journals, Papers, etc.” Yun Zhu, Temple University (Philadelphia), Associate Professor “Can Xue on the Couch: Psychiatric Criticism and the Medical Gaze” Shannon Gilbert, University of Cambridge, PhD Student “Interrogating Disease, Technology, and Gender in Chinese Science Fiction: Feminist Biopolitics in Tang Fei’s ‘Addiction’ and ‘Waste Material’” Xi Liu, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, Associate Professor “Queering the Posthuman: Disease, Identity, and Love in Chi Ta-Wei’s The Membranes” Xuying Yu, Hong Kong Metropolitan University, Associate Professor |
14:50 - 15:10 | Snacks |
15:10 -16:40 | Panel 3: Erratic Emotion “Pathologies of Exit: Madness, Illness, and the Gendered Politics of Withdrawal in Wartime Shanghai” Yuhan Zhang, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, PhD Student “Desire, Dis-ease, and Disordered Gazes during the COVID Lockdown: Female Spectatorship of Farewell My Concubine” Wei Guo, University of Göttingen, MA Student “Gender and Artistic Practices in Post-Mao China” Jia Li, University of Tokyo, PhD Student |
16:40 - 16:50 | Closing Remarks Yuki Tanaka, Associate Professor, University of Tokyo |
Organizer: | GAS Initiative at Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia (IASA), University of Tokyo |
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Co-organizer: | Shu Yang, GAS Affiliate and Associate Professor at Western Michigan University |