EAJS2023: 17th International Conference of the European Association of Japanese Studies

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AntSoc_02

Migration, gender and fluid love in contemporary Japan

AntSoc_03

Crafting responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan: epistemic expertise, compliance and resistance

AntSoc_05

Diversity and inequality in Japan’s schools

AntSoc_07

(Dis)connected individuals and intimate spaces in post-COVID Japan

AntSoc_08

Diverse representations of foreign labor and inclusiveness in Japan

AntSoc_11

Some feeling that I used to know: (dis)connecting technologies of affect in contemporary Japan

AntSoc_12

Examinations of the idea of Well-being in Japanese housing social history and architecture

AntSoc_13

Of tensions and detention: negotiating migration normalities

AntSoc_14

Of challenged gender norms and narratives (Gender I)

AntSoc_15

Of sexual harassment and violence (Gender II)

AntSoc_16

Of performing and (dis-)connecting practices

AntSoc_17

Of commuters and communities

AntSoc_18

Of machines and mechanics

AntSoc_19

Of mice and men

AntSoc_20

Of aspirations, hopes, and visions

Econ_02a

1

Historical Aspects of Japanese Business: Values, Products and Organisations in International Context

Econ_02b

Historical Aspects of Japanese Business: Values, Products and Organisations in International Context

Econ_03

New capitalism: The future of Japan’s stakeholder system

Econ_04

Continuity and changes in policies formulated by the Abe, Suga and Kishida Administrations in the field of political economy

Econ_05

New business approaches: from women's career paths to marketing strategies

Econ_06

People and money: changing personnel and corporate finance practices

Econ_07

International business strategies: past and present

Econ_08

Japan in a changing global economy

Hist_03

The many strands of Esperanto in prewar and wartime Japan

Hist_05

New directions in the history of postwar Japan

Hist_06

New directions in the commemoration of the wartime era: what does it tell us about contemporary Japan?

Hist_07

The military-ideological complex of the japanese empire

Hist_09

The burden of civilian lives: military conduct and the protection of civilians in the second Sino-Japanese war, 1937-1945

Hist_10

Borders in southern waters

Hist_11

Creating connections: collecting and sharing data now and then

Hist_12

Life and struggle of emigrants from the former Russian Empire in the state of "Racial Harmony" of Manchukuo

Hist_13

Historical narratives in public: representing marginalised, contested and fading voices of the past

Hist_15

Japan's encounter with the black Americas in the 19th and 20th centuries

Hist_16

The three Nanjing incidents: a re-examination of Sino-Japanese relations through contrasting sources

Hist_18

Empire in distress: imperial scientific ambitions in Japan and beyond (1900-1970s)

Hist_19

Trajectories of the cultural politics of Japan’s long 1960s

Hist_20

The nation-building of japan in the 1950s: rearmament, the U.S.-Japan security treaty, and the colonial legacy

Hist_21

1

The colonisation, decolonisation and recolonisation of Okinawa: Abe, art and guns

Hist_22

Meiji liberalism and Korea

Hist_23

Early modern whaling, mountains and gourmet

Hist_24

Foreigners in Bakumatsu and Meiji Japan

Hist_25

Modern politics

Hist_26

Power and rebels in Tokugwa period

Hist_27

Postwar society

Hist_28

16th century diplomacy

Hist_29

Heian Japan and East Asia

Hist_30

Meiji period print media

Hist_31

Wartime Japan and aftermath

Hist_32

1

Japanology and/or Orientalism in Meiji Japan

Hist_33

Wartime Japan from European perspectives

Hist_34

Sake, gambling, and Karamono: ancient/medieval cultures

Hist_35

Japanese colonialism in Taiwan

Hist_36

Cold War and history education

Ling_02

How Japanese central and local governments view the needs for interpreting services and the role of interpreters in their administrative undertakings

Ling_03

Extreme events and the prehistoric spread of Japanese language, culture and genes

Ling_04

Japanese language corpora: challenges, new developments, and applications

Ling_05

"Feeling at home" in linguistic peripheries of Japan?

Ling_06

Discourse analysis

Ling_07

Novel approaches to textual analysis

Ling_08

Script and textual representation norms

Ling_09

Name, identity, gender

Ling_10

Historical linguistics I

Ling_11

Historical linguistics II

Ling_12

Sociolinguistics and dialectology

Ling_13

Linguistic diversity in contemporary Japan

LitMod_02

Two-world literature: Murakami Haruki’s engagement with Europe

LitMod_04

Rethinking Japanese literary studies from the inside out

LitMod_06

Reading contemporary women’s voices in Japanese and in translation: hybridity, border-crossing, and (un)translatability

LitMod_07

What happens after ‘the end’? Disrupted time and entangled bodies in contemporary/ disaster fiction

LitMod_08

The creative uses of the Japanese writing in 20th and 21st century prose and poetry

LitMod_11

Translation as a feminist act: a genealogy of feminist translations of Japanese women’s writing from 1953 to the present

LitMod_13

Rebellion in modern, post-war and postmodern Japanese literature

LitMod_14

Meiji and translation

LitMod_15

Modern literature and its publics

LitMod_16

Writing about the self

LitMod_17

LitMod_18

New ways of reading

LitMod_19

Okinawan reflections

LitMod_20

LitMod_21

The physical and virtual spaces of literature

LitPre_02

The evocative power of "famous places" in pre-modern Japanese literature

LitPre_03

On votive occasions: uta, ganmon and the poetics of literary invocation

LitPre_04

Prisms of text: spectra in form and function

LitPre_05

(L)Inking Buddhist narratives: text and image in a Japanese illustrated scroll in New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art

LitPre_06

Intersections of law, intellectual life, and literary activity in ancient Japan

LitPre_07

1

Poetry as negotiation: the literary construction of natural, social, and political environments in Nara and Heian Japan

LitPre_08

Mediality and the development of narratives in medieval and early modern Japan

LitPre_09

Redefining acceptance: extinguish the boundaries between genres and questioning the axis of evaluation of derivative works

LitPre_10

The sound of reading

LitPre_11

Waka's narrative perspectives

LitPre_12

Time perception in medieval Japanese texts

LitPre_13

Genji monogatari and its early modern reception

LitPre_14

Poetry's Vocabulary

LitPre_15

Literature and history

Media_02

Japanese media industries to incite hatred: online platforms, publishing, and TV shows

Media_03

Perspectives on the global consumption and transfiguration of Japanese media: a roundtable

Media_04

Home renovation: reimaging domestic spaces in contemporary Japanese cinema and literature

Media_05

Intermediality and transnationalism in Japanese media and literature

Media_07

The transnational and digital metapolitics of the New Right

Media_08

Virtual media worlds

Media_09

1

Talking points: media discourse on social issues

Media_10

Media ecologies: fans, figurines, and non-human actors

Media_11

Silence, noise, and radio: Japanese sound studies

Media_12

The politics of transnational Japanese media

Media_13

Reimagining postwar Japan through media analysis

Media_14

Mediating intercultural imaginaries

PerArt_02

War and memory in noh theater, past and present

PerArt_03

Reconsidering the context of Tsukiji Little Theater in the interwar and postwar periods

PerArt_04

Misreading noh, noh misreading

PerArt_05

'Evacuation Japan’ and reimagining culture, mobility, and heterotopia in East Asia

PerArt_06

War and music in japan: celebrating war and/or praying for peace?

PerArt_07

Borders of struggle – fighting on the Kabuki stage from the early modern to the Meiji era

PerArt_08

Overcoming conflict through transformation: the cases of Nagauta in Kabuki, the Kanze School Taiko Performers in Nōgaku, and Kadozuke (congratulatory-at-the-gate) Performances

PerArt_09

Adaptation in the circulation of setsuwa and performative genres

PerArt_10

Gender wars in discursive spaces: coping with crises in Japanese popular music, 1945-2022

PerArt_11

Actor prints and photography as visual witnesses of the transformation of kabuki in the modern era

PerArt_12

1

J-theatre “with Covid”: temporary and structural performance adaptations in present crisis mode

PerArt_13

War and peace: disrupting performances or war heroics? Performing outrageous politics

PerArt_14

Unsettling conflict: women, goddesses, and drag queens

PerArt_15

In-crisis transformations: national, local, and online (laughter) survival strategies

PerArt_16

Forever wars: re-performing to remember or forget?

PerArt_17

Performing the political: subversion or propaganda?

PerArt_18

Technologies of conflict and militarisation: live, screens, immersion

PerArt_19

Disruptions and decoding: performative remains of past/present

PerArt_20

Performative dream cultures: travelling terrains of consciousness

Phil_01

The Kyoto School, Revisited

Phil_02

Japanese capitalism and its discontents: rethinking the problem of poverty in Taisho Japan

Phil_03

Beyond Buddhism: D.T. Suzuki between Japan and the West

Phil_04

A forgotten chapter in the intellectual history of the Edo period: the place of Sendai kuji hongi taisei-kyō in literature and religion

Phil_05

From law to art: a reappraisal of Tomii Masa’akira’s contributions to Meiji modernity

Phil_06

Early modern ‘zuihitsu’ as a free space to discuss and establish new traditions

Phil_07

(Anti-)modernity, reconstruction and experimentation: for an intellectual history of Japanese avant-garde

Phil_08

Transcultural animals: towards a multispecies knowing in early modern Japan and China

Phil_09

Allegories of modernity: discourses of artificial life in Japan, 1882–1953

Phil_10

Collecting local knowledge in Tokugawa Japan: topics, methods, aims and functions

Phil_11

Discourses on technology in the 1930s and 1940s

Phil_12

Back to the future: rethinking the politics of time in Japanese intellectual history

Phil_13

A tradition of reinvention: Shōtoku Taishi in modern Japanese religious history

Phil_14

German Philosophy & Modern Japan

Phil_15

Changing Concepts and Academic Disciplines in Modern Japan

Phil_16

Decentring Intellectual History and Philosophy: Human-nature, the environment, and ethics

Phil_17

Decentring Intellectual History and Philosophy: Knowing through senses, supernatural, and laughter

Phil_18

Shedding New Lights on the Intellectual and Philosophical Currents of the 20th century Japan

Pol_IR_03

1

Young people and civic engagement in Japan

Pol_IR_05

Disciplined democracies and Japan’s value-based diplomacy

Pol_IR_06

Promoting women's participation in decision-making in Post-Abe Japan: a focus on political and economic arenas

Pol_IR_07

Narratives, status and heroes behind Abe’s Japan

Pol_IR_08

Japan’s new political economy: economic statecraft, techno-nationalism, green transition and dirigisme 2.0

Pol_IR_09

1

Electoral politics

Pol_IR_10

Pol_IR_11

Immigration politics and gender issues

Pol_IR_12

Populism and conservatism in Japanese politics

Pol_IR_13

Public perceptions and official discourses on foreign policy

Pol_IR_14

Values and norms in Japanese foreign policy

Pol_IR_15

Multilateral and regional approaches in Japanese foreign policy

Rel_02

Visualizing asceticism: Shugendō cartography and imagery

Rel_03

Intertwinement and creativity: the esoteric ritual culture of medieval Japan

Rel_04

What the Abe assassination reveals about religion in contemporary Japan's political culture

Rel_05

Japan's deities: domestic, imported, and blended

Rel_06

Ruptures and junctions: tracing changes in ritual practices of Japan

Rel_07

Humble bones, transforming flesh: the body as an environment in death, birth, and buddhahood

Rel_08

Transnational pathways through religion and landscape in modern Japan

Rel_09

Shinto readings of the Other during the interwar period

Rel_10

Matsuri in depopulating Japan: what is keeping so many of them alive?

Rel_11

The occult in postwar Japan: new perspectives

Rel_12

New outlooks on Japanese Rinzai Zen

Rel_13

Founders, martyrs, and activists

Rel_14

Transnational exchange and the category "religion"

Rel_15

Animals and agriculture

Rel_17

Pilgrimage and space

Rel_18

Institutions and their capital

Teach_01

Plurilingualism and pluriculturalism

Teach_02

1

Speaking and dialogue

Teach_03

Cooperative activities

Teach_04

Teach_05

Language policy

Teach_06

Heritage language

Teach_07

Teacher awareness

Teach_08

Contrastive linguistics

Teach_09

Teach_10

Teach_11

Teach_12

Research ethics and conviviality

Teach_13

Role of teachers

Teach_14

Significance and Methods of Creative Writing in Foreign Language Education: Fostering Creativity and Reflexive Thinking for Learners’ Holistic Development

Teach_15

Culture and communication

Teach_16

1

Poster session I

Teach_17

Poster session II

Teach_18

2

Poster session III

Teach_19

Teach_20

Bilingual education and teaching method

Teach_21

Teach_22

Teach_23

Teaching material

Teach_24

Teachers and learners

Teach_25

SIG: The Network of Japanese as a heritage language in Europe [JP]

Teach_26

SIG：Study group for Case based approach to teaching Business communication in Europe [JP]

Teach_27

SIG: EiJaLE (European Institute for the Japanese Language Education)-OJAE (Oral Japanese Assessment Europe) [JP] 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

Teach_Keynote

Japanese Language Education Research and People, Language and Society: From the Perspective of Convivial Society and Japanese Language Education Policy

Transdisc_Digi_02

Digitizing endangered cultural resources in Japan: technologies, platforms, and public engagements

Transdisc_Digi_03

KU-ORCAS and Japanese Study

Transdisc_Digi_04

Digital humanities individual papers I

Transdisc_Digi_05

Digital humanities individual papers II

Transdisc_Digi_06

Digital humanities individual papers III

Transdisc_Gend_01

Gender Studies individual papers I

Transdisc_Gend_02

Gender role expectations and women’s anxieties in Japan

Transdisc_Gend_03

Beyond heteronormativity: cultural and gender transgression in contemporary Japanese poetry

Transdisc_Gend_04

New families: alternative visions in Japanese cinema

Transdisc_Gend_05

Gender Studies individual papers II

Transdisc_Gend_06

Gender Studies individual papers III

Urb_03

The arts and architecture in Japan's neo-rural: tradition, creation, and community revitalization

Urb_04

Stability despite decline? New perspectives on political discontent and stasis in rural Japan

Urb_05

Creating cultures in regional Japan: hopeful innovations for a shrinking population, and their limits

Urb_06

Regional issues and political decision-making (with welcome remarks and brief introduction by the section conveners)

Urb_07

Neighbourhoods and communities: processes of exclusion and inclusion

Urb_09

Smart cities and SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)

Urb_10

Vulnerable environments: technological risks and ecological challenges

Urb_11

Re-inventing and sustaining local tourism

Urb_12

Heritage sites and preservation efforts

Urb_Keynote

Japan's ecosystems in the Anthropocene: vulnerability, resilience and opportunities for sustainable development

VisArt_02

Shaping a new approach: Jack Hillier and the graphic arts of early modern Japan

VisArt_03

One thousand visions of self. Kusama Yayoi through art and literature

VisArt_04

Ecocritical perspectives on meisho in the visual culture of early modern Japan

VisArt_05

The visionary art of Yamashiro Chikako: perspectives on performing bodies, history, memory, and militarized environments

VisArt_06

Depictions of Genpei battles: buke identity in the seventeenth century

VisArt_07

Art, environment and thinking change - practitioner and academic approaches

VisArt_08

Legacies of empire: memory and identity in Japanese post-war movie productions / representations of colonial others and the post-imperial self

VisArt_09

Visions of change: healing, nature and ecology in the work of Matsui Fuyuko, Mori Mariko and Japanese ecofeminist cinema

VisArt_10

Japanese collections for the circulation of knowledge on the "peripheries". Case studies from East-Central Europe

VisArt_11

Japanese modern calligraphy

VisArt_12

Visual Arts: Individual Papers 03

VisArt_13

Japanese Cityscapes and Naturescape

VisArt_15

Japanese Visual Arts and War

VisArt_17

Visual Arts: Individual Papers 02

VisArt_18

Visual Arts: Individual papers 01

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