Lectures 2020

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• 10 Dec 2020

  Other Spaces, Other Bodies: Exploring the Literary Reconfigurations of the Chinese Prisonscape

  Dr. Serena De Marchi (Stockholm University)

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• 26 Nov 2020

  Childbirth in Medieval Japan: Time, Politics, Expertise

  Anna Andreeva, PhD (University of Heidelberg)

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• 19 Nov 2020

  Reinventing “Nature”: A Study of Ecotopian and Cultural Imaginaries in Post-2008 Hong Kong Literature and Cinema

  Prof. Winnie L. M. Yee (University of Hong Kong)

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• 13 Nov 2020

  The Richness of Simplicity: Interlocking Dimensions in Some Hindustānī Music Forms

  Erika Caranti, M.A. (Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen)

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• 26 Mar 2020

  Politisches Powerhouse, Entvölkerung und aktuelle Debatten: Eine Einführung ins ländliche Japan

  Prof. Dr. David Chiavacci (Universität Zürich, Japanologie)

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• 26 Mar 2020

  The Mid-Tang Emperor's Changing Views on Music and Performance

  Prof. Dr. Yang Ming (Institute of Chu Culture, Yangtze University / IAOS Guest Professor)

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• 18 Mar 2020

  Politics in Displaced and Individualized Practices: From the Protest Journey Experience in Japan

  Prof. Dr. Kyoko Tominaga (Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto)

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• 12 Mar 2020

  Reinventing "Nature": A Study of Ecotopian and Cultural Imaginaries in Post-2008 Hong Kong Literature and Cinema

  Prof. Dr. Winnie Yeh (Comparative Literature, Hong Kong University)

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• 28 Feb 2020

  The Mystification of The Thousand and One Nights: Origins and Elaborations

  Prof. Dr. Ulrich Marzolph (formerly Georg August Universität Göttingen)

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• 27 Feb 2020

  Inventing Aladdin: Arabian Nights, Antoine Galland, and a Boy from Aleppo

  Prof. Dr. Ruth Bottigheimer (Stony Brook University, New York)

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• 26 Feb 2020

  A Shabby Revolution? Urban Space and Postgrowth Democracy in Tokyo and Bologna

  Prof. Dr. Robin LeBlanc (Washington and Lee University, Lexington)

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