Joint East Asian Studies Conference (JEAS), 7-9 septembre 2016
Joint East Asian Studies (JEAS)
7-9 septembre 2016
9h00-17h00
Russell Square, College Buildings, Londres
The Joint East Asian Studies (JEAS) conference is a triennial meeting held by the three academic associations representing East Asian Studies in the UK:
- The British Association for Chinese Studies (BACS)
- The British Association for Japanese Studies (BAJS)
- The British Association for Korean Studies (BAKS)
- Coorganiser: SOAS Centre of Taiwan Studies
This conference provides a major venue for the dissemination of research on East Asian Studies in various disciplines for academics from both the UK and abroad.
Programme
The conference is centred on five key themes:
- Aging and Demography
- Memory & History
- Identity
- Trans-Cultural Flows
- Geo-Politics
- View the draft JEAS conference 2016 programme
- View the book of abstracts
- View the full list of panellists
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Papers on Korean art
-Panel 10: Transcultural flows in pre-modern Korea and Japan
Paper 1: Recording or worshipping the Stars: Pictorial Practice in Creating Constellation Images in the Early Modern Korea
Soyeon Kim (University of California, Los Angeles)
-Panel 17: Perspectives on pre-modern East Asian Coinage
Paper 1: East Asian coins – identity, organisation and modernisation
Dr. Helen Wang (British Museum)
Paper 2: Kutsuki Masatsuna’s collection of East Asian coins in the Ashmolean Museum
Dr. Lyce Jankowski (Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford)
Paper 3: Numismatic and metallurgical analysis of Korean coins in the Ashmolean Museum
Dr. James Lewis (University of Oxford)
-Panel 35: Mapping and Photographing Memory: the Asia Pacific War
Paper 3: Picturing Half the Surface of the World: Imagery, Memory, and History of U.S. Military Camptowns in East Asia
Jung Joon Lee (Rhode Island School of Design)
-Panel 54: Deconstructing Boundaries of Modern East Asian Art History: The Perception of Nihonga by Modern East Asian Artists
Paper 3: The Figure of the Peasant in Japanese and Korean Neo-Traditional Painting in the Early 20th Century
Nancy Lin (Harvard University)
-Panel 62: Trans-cultural flows in Korean Art, from nineteenth century to present
Paper 1: Transference: Japanese designs and aesthetics in late-Joseon porcelain
Soyoung Lee (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Paper 2: Curiously Foreign: 19th-20th-century Korean Paintings
Eleanor Soo-Ah Hyun (The British Museum)
Paper 3: Merging the past and the present in contemporary Korean art
Charlotte Horlyck (SOAS, University of London)
-Panel 78: War, trauma and memory in East Asian cinema and literature
Paper 4: Art as Counter-Memory: Contemporary Lens-Based Art in East Asia
Nayun Jang (The Courtauld Institute of Art)
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