A Cultural Perspective on Russian-Chinese Relations
Gamsa Mark(Tel Aviv University) — Organizer Intermediaries between the Chinese and Russian Societies in Northeast China
Popova Irina(Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, RAS) (jointly with Takata Tokio, Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University)
Vocabularies of Kyakhta-Maimaicheng Pidgin
Di Toro Anna(Università per Stranieri in Siena)
A Lexical Analysis of I. Bičurin’s Version of Sanzi jing (Troeslovie, 1829) against the Background of Russian Sinology of the Early 19th Century
Bugayevska Kateryna(Tsinghua University)
The Beijing Institute of Russian Language and its impact on Sino–Russian intellectual exchange.
Chan Roy(University of Oregon)
Intelligentsia in Translation: History, Memory, and Style in Ba Jin’s Encounter with Alexander Herzen
China in a Shifting World Order, 1895–1937: Diplomacy and Public Opinion at Work
Revelant Andrea(Ca’ Foscari University of Venice) — Organizer The Jinan Incident in the Japanese Press: an Analysis of the Public Discourse on China, 1926–28
Kawashima Shin(University of Tokyo)
Images of World Order in Modern China: From the Late Empire to the Nanjing Government
Naraoka Sochi(Kyoto University)
Japan’s Twenty-One Demands and their impact on Sino-Japanese relations, 1914–23: new research on British sources
Iechika Ryoko(Keiai University)
The Jinan Incident and Chinese public opinion: an analysis of organised movements and press responses
Zachmann Urs Matthias(University of Edinburgh)
What China? Sino-Japanese relations and the discourse on China as a ‘failed state’, 1895–1937
Chinese Firms’ Entry and Survival in Post-Soviet Countries: a Sociological Perspective
Ivanov Sergei(Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnography of the Peoples of the Far East FEB RAS) — Organizer From Cross-Border Trade to Investment: Chinese Medium Sized Enterprises in Russian Primorye
Zuenko Ivan(Far Eastern Federal University)
Informal Practices of Land-Use by Chinese Farmers in the Russian Far East
Gabuev Alexander(Carnegie Moscow Center)
Ivory Tower on Red Capitalism’s Service: Chinese Companies, Expert Community and Market Entrance to the Post-Soviet Space
Long Changhai(Manzhouli Institute of Inner Mongolia University)
The Impact of Government Policies on Investment Development Path: Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia Investment in Russia and Mongolia
Compatibility and commensurability between Western and Chinese systems of thought in Late Ming
Meynard Thierry(Macao Ricci Institute) — Organizer Compatibilities and incompatibilities between Scholasticism and the Chinese system of knowledge
Han Qi(Institute for the History of Natural Sciences, CAS)
Measuring the Heaven and Earth: Antoine Thomas (1644-1709) and His Scientific Activity in China
Pan Dawei(Sun Yat-sen University)
Proof of the soul and arguments against the Qi philosophy on the basis of Aristotelian-Thomism by G
Zhu Yiwen(Sun Yat-sen University)
Writing Calculations Using Chinese Characters in Seventeenth Century: The Case of Tongwen Suanzhi
Jiang Lu(Sun Yat-sen University)
The Epistemological Function of Aristotelian Logic and the Chinese Translation of Elementa Geometrica
Stenberg Josh(University of British Columbia) — Organizer Programming Tradition: Repertoire Selection and Transmission at the Lantern Festival
Tsai Hsin-hsin(National Chengchi University)
On the Business Struggles of Taiwan gezaixi—Riguang gejutuan’s Post-War Stage Performances
Yanting Qiu(University of British Columbia)
A Personal Tradition? Varieties of the Kunqu Scene “Gazing towards the Homeland”
Hunter Gordon Kim(Royal Holloway, University of London)
Choreographic precision and the changing tradition in contemporary Kunqu
Crafted Words – tool metaphors, knack stories and epitomes of virtue in Early Chinese texts
Indraccolo Lisa(University of Zurich) — Organizer Cuts Like a Knife – Sword and Dagger Metaphors in Classical Chinese Literature
Schwermann Christian(University of Bonn) — Discussant
Morgan Daniel P.(ERC Project SAW, CNRS-Université Paris Diderot,France)
Masculinity, Missile Sports and Mathematical Astronomy
Sterckx Roel(University of Cambridge)
Working the soil: agricultural tool metaphors in early China
De Reu Wim(National Taiwan University)
Tools, Standards and Knowledge in the Jingfa Chapters and Other Early Chinese Texts
Cross-Cultural Perspectives on the History of Texts in Late Imperial and Modern China (14th-20th century)
Wu Huiyi(Needham Research Institute / Centre d’études sur la Chine moderne et contemporaine) — Organizer Household Encyclopedias as a Vehicle of Knowledge in China: A Jesuit Point of View (c.1700 –1900)
McDermott Joseph P.(University of Cambridge) — Discussant
Li Renyuan(Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica)
Transcribing Knowledge: Manuscripts and Household Encyclopedia in Chinese Villages
Chen Yanrong(KU Leuven)
Iconographical Reading of a Biblical Text in the Encounter of European and Chinese Book History
Zheng Cheng(Institute for the History of Natural Sciences, Chinese Academy of Science)
How the Earliest Known Gunpowder Formulae Came to us? The Wujing Zongyao (1047) and Its Readers
Cultural identities in the Zhou world: The state of Chu revisited
Pines Yuri(Hebrew University of Jerusalem) — Organizer Diversity and Unity of Narratives: Early Chinese Historiography in Light of the New Chu Manuscripts
Yates Robin D.S.(McGill University) — Discussant
Chen Beichen(University of Oxford)
Mysterious Neighbour(s) of Chu: Recent Perspectives of Zeng / Sui
Cook Constance A.(Lehigh University)
Geopolitics, Religion, and the Chu Origin Myth in the Chu Ju
Dorofeeva-Lichtmann Vera(UMR 8173 Chine-Corée-Japon, CNRS-EHESS)
The Crucial Role of the Han River in the Chu Conception of Space (according to the Rong Cheng shi)
Culture, nationalism and collaborationism in Japanese-occupied China
Taylor Jeremy(University of Nottingham) — Organizer Space and landscape in RNG collaborationist nationalism
Yang Zhiyi(University of Frankfurt)
Nationalism, Human-Co-Existentialism and Pan-Asianism: Wang Jingwei’s Intellectual Transformations
Henshaw Jonathan(University of British Columbia)
Culture and Collaboration: Chun Minyi’s Career in the Wang Jingwei Regime
Liu Wei-chih(National Tsing Hua University)
Trust and Suspicion in Collaboration: Zhao Zunyue’s Zhegutian, Palace-style Poetry
Disciplining, Visualising and Experiencing the Female Body in Republican China (1911-1949)
Jiao Lin(SOAS, University of London) — Organizer Experiencing the Body: (Anti) Breast-Binding during the Republican Era, 1910s-1940s
Wang Zheng(University of Michigan) — Discussant
Bond Jennifer(SOAS, University of London)
Internationalizing and Institutionalizing Women’s Bodies: The YWCA within Mission Schools for Girls in Republican Era Zhejiang, 1923-1949
Xie Chuning(Binghamton University (State University of New York))
Yitaitai – “The Other Woman”: Gender, Sexuality and Modernity in Republican China, 1911-1949
Zhu Jing(University of Edinburgh)
Visualizing and conceptualizing an ethnographic body in Republican China
Economic Exchange Practices in Early China
Korolkov Maxim(Columbia University and Institute of Oriental Studies, RAS) — Organizer Economic Exchange Practices in Early China
Dmitriev Sergei(Institute of Oriental Studies, RAS) — Discussant
Zhang Li(Zhengzhou University)
How China Became Part of the Bronze Age Eurasian Network: Technological Choice and Creation of Value
Grebnev Yegor(University of Oxford)
“Detachment” of epigraphic texts and its influence on textual exchange in Eastern Zhou China
Yates Robin(McGill University)
Gifts, Tribute, and Tax: Exchange Relations with the Imperial Center in the Qin and Han Dynasties
Kakinuma Yohei(Teikyo University)
The Social Meanings of Money in Early China
Fragmented Authoritarianism 3.0: Political Encounters, Engagement and Activism in the Ethnography of Contemporary China
Pia Andrea Enrico(London School of Economics and Political Sciences) — Organizer Fragmented Authoritarianism 3.0: Political Encounters, Engagement and Activism in the Ethnography of Contemporary China
Zoccatelli Giulia(SOAS, University of London) — Discussant
Lora-Wainwright Anna(University of Oxford)
Resigned activism, toxic natures and the good life in rural China
Wu Ka-ming(Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Volunteering and the making of citizens in Beijing
Morris Carwyn(London School of Economics and Political Sciences)
Controlling the Sounds of the Underground: Cultural Crackdowns through Everyday Policing in China Nauta Arjen (University of Amsterdam)
Appropriating Reality Television: Hunan TV and Creative Resistance
From Chu with Love. Concepts and Tales of Attachment and Infatuation in Early Chinese Manuscripts. Part I
Behr Wolfgang(University of Zurich) — Organizer Every Breath You Take: Notes on the Etymology of ài
Lau Ulrich(University of Hamburg) — Discussant
Schwermann Christian(University of Bonn)
“The Kinds of Love Are Seven in Number”: Semantic Range and Philosophical Significance of ài 愛 in Early Chinese Manuscripts
Andreini Attilio(Ca’ Foscari University)
“Some Kinda Love”… Love, Affection, and Appreciation as Seen through the Guodian Corpus of Bamboo Manuscripts
Meyer Dirk(The Queen’s College, University of Oxford)
More than just Kings and Ministers? Idealisations of the Bond between Ruler and Subject in Early Chinese Manuscripts from the Kingdom of Chu
From Chu with Love. Concepts and Tales of Attachment and Infatuation in Early Chinese Manuscripts. Part II
Schwermann Christian(University of Bonn) — Organizer From Chu with Love. Concepts and Tales of Attachment and Infatuation in Early Chinese Manuscripts
Meyer Dirk(Queen’s College, University of Oxford) — Discussant
Guo Jue(Barnard College)
“Nothing Is More than Being Brothers”: Familial Relations as Seen in the Warring States Chu Legal Cases from Baoshan Tomb 2
Giele Enno(University of Heidelberg)
Crow, Dove, Man, Woman: On Birds and Emotions in Early Chinese Sources
Levi Sabattini Elisa(University of Sassari)
Love in Times of War: The Scope of ren 仁 and ai 愛 in Excavated Military Texts
Lau Ulrich(University of Hamburg)
The Statutory Offence of Illicit Sexual Intercourse (jian 奸) as Reflected in the Legal Manuscripts from Qin and Early Han Times
Gender, social activism and transnational connections in contemporary China
Ristivojevic Dusica (Academia Sinica) — Organizer
Gender issues and post-1989 socially engaged Chinese siaspora
Runge Robin (The George Washington University)
The Making of China’s National Anti-Domestic Violence Law
Woodman Sophia (University of Edinburgh)
Changing Cultures of Women’s Human Rights in Transnational China: from the 1995 UN Women’s Conference to Now
Olivotti Francesca (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Chinese Feminists Analyze Postfeminist Images
Historical, Textual and Local Alternatives in Chinese History and Historiography
Nienhauser William(University of Wisconsin-Madison) — Organizer Perspectives on Warring States History: A Reading of the “Wei shijia” 魏世家 (Hereditary House of Wei)
van Ess Hans(Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich) — Discussant
Dennis Joseph(University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Local Historiography and the Creation of Historical Memory in Zones of Cultural Contact
Kobzeva Maria(University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Historiography of the Early Tang and Biographical Accounts in the Jin shu: Shan Tao and Wang Rong
Pöllath Jakob(Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich)
A Different Account of Early Southern Song China: The Peace with Jin as Seen Through the Zhongxing xiaoji
Identity, Media and Language in Contemporary China
Bulfoni Clara(Università degli Studi di Milano) — Organizer Lexical borrowing from English in the Internet era
Lavagnino Alessandra(Università degli Studi di Milano) — Discussant
Mottura Bettina(Università degli Studi di Milano)
Beijing’s Identity as Represented in the Local Official Government Website
Pellin Tommaso(Università degli Studi di Bergamo – Italy)
Media and State: China’s linguistic policy as reported in the issues of Language Situation in China (2005-2015)
Giusto Alice(Peking University)
Language and Food Safety: the “Zombie Meat” Scandal
Images of China in Russia: “export paintings”, “popular woodblock prints” and early Russian sinology
Zavidovskaia Ekaterina(National Tsing Hua University) — Organizer Russian Sinologist Vasily Alexeev on popular religion in late imperial North China
Berezkin Rostislav(Fudan University) — Discussant
Yang Yujun(National Chung Cheng University)
Auspicious Motives in Prints of Caishen, God of Fortune
Tarasenko Anna(National Research University ʻHigher School of Economicsʼ, Saint Petersburg)
Attribution specification of Chinese export paintings in the collection of Z. F. Leont’evsky
Teryukova Ekaterina(Saint Petersburg State University)
Chinese Collection of the State Museum of the History of Religion and Sinologist V.M. Alexeev
Alferova Natalia(National Research University ʻHigher School of Economics, Saint Petersburg)
Attribution specification of Chinese export paintings in the collection of Z. F. Leont’evsky
Imitation, Falsification, and Originality in Imperial China
Hong Jeehee(Syracuse University)
Imitating Animals Imitating Humans: Pictorial Agency of Emotions in Middle-Period China
Liu Chiung-yun Evelyn(Academia Sinica)
The Power of Falsification:The Fabulous Afterlives of An Obscure Historical Figure
Son Suyoung(Cornell University)
What Makes the Real Author? Falsely Attributed Authorship in Li Yu’s Yizhong yan
Imperial Chinese Food Literature and Culture: A Re-evaluation
Yue Isaac(University of Hong Kong) — Organizer Coarse Tea and Insipid Rice: The Politics of Eating in the Northern Song Period
Feng Linda(University of Toronto)
From Flour to Alchemy: Situating a Ninth-Century Tale of Marvel
Wong Wai Ho(Macau University of Technology)
A Discussion on Cultural Implications of Congee in the Poetry of Lu You
Kuo Pio(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)
When Muslim Chinese Meet Han Chinese: Diet and Health in Yuan–Ming China
Is Air Pollution Changing China? (Part I)
Hansen Mette Halskov(University of Oslo) — Organizer Is Air Pollution Changing China?
Stein Susanne(University of Tübingen) — Discussant
Flatø Hedda(University of Oslo)
Can environmental pollution undermine Chinese citizen’s trust in government?
Shen Yongdong(University of Oslo)
Chinese Talks Against Pollution? New Dialogues Between Factories and Residents
Moe Hans Henrik(University of Oslo)
The Social Consequences of Air Pollution Control: A View From the Countryside
Liu Zhaohui(Zhejiang University)
The Risk of Air Pollution and the Promise of Wealth: The Complexities of ‘the Local’
Is Air Pollution Changing China? (Part II)
Hansen Mette Halskov(University of Oslo) — Organizer Airborne: The Present Contours of Air Pollution in China and Its Human Consequences
Grano Simona(University of Zürich) — Discussant
Svarverud Rune(University of Oslo)
Air pollution and conceptual change in China
Li Hongtao(Zhejiang University)
Environmental APPs and Public Participation in Smog Control: A Case Study of “Blue Sky Map”
Issues in Early Chinese Epigraphy: Western Zhou Bronze Inscriptions between Semantics and Pragmatics
Skrabal Ondrej(Charles University) — Organizer Pragmatic Taxonomy of Final Formulaic Phrases in Western Zhou Bronze Inscriptions and Some Implications for the Study of Social Aspect of Early Chinese Epigraphy
Adamski Susanne(University of Bonn)
Looking for “Slaves”: A Preliminary Analysis of Selected Nouns in Western Zhou Bronze Inscriptions
Shaughnessy Edward(University of Chicago)
The Casting of the Shi Wang Ding and Its Significance for the Presentation of Writing in Ancient China
Grundmann Joern Peter (The University of Edinburgh)
The Late Western Zhou Guoji zhong 虢季鐘 Inscription Read as a Literary Text
Crone Thomas(University of Bonn)
“Fault” or “Disaster”? “Regret” or “Sorrow”? The noun you 尤 in epigraphic texts of the Shang and Zhou Dynasty
Looking for the «Third History»: Compilation and innovation in Fan Ye’s 范曄 (398-446) Hou Han shu 後漢書 (History of the Later Han)
L’Haridon Béatrice(Université Paris Diderot-Paris VII) — Organizer The purpose of Fan Ye’s writing of disquisitions and eulogies (lun zan)
Durrant Stephen(University of Oregon) — Discussant
Eicher Sebastian(Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität)
Rewriting the History of the Later Han? Some thoughts on Fan Ye’s compilation technique
Lycas Alexis(Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes)
Northern vs. Southern Barbarians: aspects of the representation of non Chinese people in Fan Ye’s Hou Han shu
Nylan Michael(University of California, Berkeley)
Fan Ye’s historiography as seen through his “Letter from prison to my nephews”
van Ess Hans(Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität)
The Collective Biographies of the Hou Han shu and Their Counterparts in Previous Dynastic Histories
Material Exchange and Ritual in Qing China’s Manchu Civilization
Laamann Lars Peter(SOAS, University of London) — Organizer A Sino-Manchu comparative analysis of clothes and accessories described in Xie Sui’s ‘Portraits of Periodical Offering’ 職貢圖
Siegl Andreas(University of Munich) — Discussant
Pang Tatiana(Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, RAS)
Ritual objects of the Qing court shamanic sacrifices
Dekker Peter(Independent Manjurist)
Weapons as imperial objects
Sam-Sin Fresco(University of Leiden)
For Pay or to Pray? An Interdisciplinary study of Hong Taiji Sure Han cash (1627-1636)
Zhang Lifei(King’s College, University of London)
Archery as material culture in Qing China
Media and Public Policies Discourses in Contemporary China
Lupano Emma(University of Milan) — Organizer From policy to the press: China’s media discourse on terrorism after the 2015 Paris attacks
Lavagnino Alessandra(University of Milan) — Discussant
Dossi Simone(University of Milan)
Dreaming of a Strong military. The Chinese Official Media and the Reform of the People’s Liberation Army
Negro Gianluigi(Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) – China Media Observatory (CMO))
Speaking through Cartoons and Animation Videos. The Role of Creative Industries in China
Varriano Valeria(University of Naples L’Orientale)
Milk in TV
Zappone Tanina(University of Turin)
Public diplomacy and web 2.0. Official social media accounts of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China
Modern Chinese perceptions of ‘the others’: the case of Russia and the West
Mueller-Saini Gotelind(University of Heidelberg) — Organizer
Samoylov Nikolay(Saint Petersburg State University) — Discussant
Vetrov Viatcheslav(University of Heidelberg)
Coming to Terms with Evil
Guleva Mariia(Saint Petersburg Polytechnic University)
Images of the Soviet Union and Russian People in the Chinese Newspapers and Magazines
Mylnikova Yulia(Saint Petersburg State University)
Adapted, Updated or Sinicized? Russian classical literature on the Chinese stage
Rysakova Polina(Saint Petersburg State University)
Perceptions of the Outer world under the Patriotic Education Campaign in China
Moving Backward and Forward Through Time: Cumulative Han Culture and the Study of Early China
Selbitschka Armin(New York University (NYU) Shanghai) — Organizer Earliest and Early Tomb Figurines and Models in Received Literature and the Archaeological Record: A Re-appraisal
Tang Hui(University of Warwick)
Selling Porcelain in Eighteenth-century China
Chiang Nicole(Museum of East Asian Art, Bath)
Reconsidering the Qianlong Emperor’s Personal Taste and the Imperial Taste
Wang Lianming(University of Heidelberg)
Ten Noble Hounds: Animal Portraiture in the Qianlong Court
One Belt, One Road, and the roles played by Hong Kong and Macau, the Special Administrative Regions of the People’s Republic of China
de Sales Marques José Luís(Institute of European Studies of Macau) — Organizer The Special Administrative Regions (SARs) of Hong Kong and Macau and their role in the Chinese OBOR initiative- A framework for analysis
Matias dos Santos José Carlos(Teledifusão de Macau S.A.)
China’s SARs and the One Belt One Road strategy: a Soft Power proposition
Lei Chun Kwok, Henry(University of Macau)
The Trade between China and the Portuguese Speaking Countries under “One Belt One Road” and the Role of Macau
Fong Keng Weng(Institute of European Studies of Macau)
The 13th Five–Year Plan of China Development Strategy – Enhancing the Role of HK SAR and Macau SAR in International Society and Exploration in One-Belt One-Road and Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank
Perceptions of distributive justice and fairness; foundations and directions of welfare reforms in China
Dalen Kristin(Fafo Research Foundation / University of Bergen) — Organizer “It’s no longer fair” –Chinese perceptions of inequalities based on Hukou status, across population groups and over time
Whyte Martin K.(Harvard University)
China’s Rural-Urban Health Gap: Paradoxes of Health Insurance Reforms
Midtboe Tor(University of Bergen)
What do China’s Communist Party Members Think about Inequality and Redistribution?
Power and Money
Jankowski Lyce(University of Oxford) — Organizer Era Name and Power Regalia on Song Coinage
Wang Helen(British Museum) — Discussant
Belyaev Vladimir A.((Russia)), Sidorovich Serguei V. ((Russia))
A study of countermarks on coins with the legend dachao tongbao
Postarnak Maria(State Hermitage Museum)
Coins of Yuan dynasty with Mongol legends
Sam-Sin Fresco(Leiden University)
An interdisciplinary approach to Nurhaci coinage
Regional and Cross-regional Exchange in Pre-imperial and Early Imperial China
Khayutina Maria(Institute for Sinology, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) — Organizer Forms of Regional and Cross-Regional Interactions in Early China during the ca. 11-8 cc. BCE in the Light of Bronze Inscriptions
Kost Catrin(Graduate School), Hein Anke (Oxford University)
Yunnan-Steppe Relations: Old Questions, New Data
Lullo Sheri A.(Union College)
Toilet Sets from Chinese Burials and Regions to the West, 4th c. BCE-3rd c. CE: A Comparative Analysis
Rubinson Karen S.(ISAW, New York University), Linduff Katheryn M. (University of Pittsburgh)
On the Edge: The Politics of Death at the Ends of the Silk Road, c. 100 CE
Kovalev Alexey(Institute of Archaeology, RAS)
Evidence of Chinese narrative sources about Xiongnu before the creation of their Empire
Rules and rebellion: Defying Authority in Ming and Qing Fictional Narratives
Lucas Aude(Research Center of East Asian Civilizations (CRCAO), Paris Diderot University) — Organizer Transgressive Yet Tender: How Sons Rebel Against Their Fathers in Pu Songling’s
Altenburger Roland(Julius Maximilian University of Wurzburg) — Discussant
Witt Barbara(Munich University)
Is Nezha Always a Rebel? Defying the Will of Heaven in “Fengshen yanyi”
Zanzottera Lucrezia(Research Center on Asian Studies (ASIEs), Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales)
Delegitimizing Authority: The Fox-spirit Woman and Her Rebellious Discourse in a Late-Qing novel
Liu Peng(Columbia University)
Bringing Demons Under Control: Moral Agency in the Ming Novel “The Three Sui Quash the Demons’ Revolt
Sino-British Translations: The Social Lives of Ideas, Objects and Images in China’s Global Nineteenth Century
McDowall Stephen(University of Edinburgh) — Organizer Collating Empire: British Photograph Albums of Nineteenth-Century China
Zheng Yangwen(University of Manchester) — Discussant
Jackson Isabella(Trinity College Dublin (Ireland))
A Scottish Officer’s Personal Encounter with China: Opium War Diary
Tythacott Louise(SOAS, University of London)
Collecting and Displaying Objects from the ‘Summer Palace’ in Beijing
Chappell Jonathan(University of Bristol)
‘Precious Stars’ or The Order of the Dragon: The Politics of Translating Cultural Meaning in Late-Qing China
Gentz Natascha(University of Edinburgh)
Terms of Transformations: Transnational Negotiations of the Concept of ‘Press Freedom’ in Late-Qing China
Sino-German Encounters in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century: Politics, Ideas, and Culture
Till Christina(University of Hamburg) — Organizer Engaging Youth: Wei Siluan and the Nelson-group in Göttingen
Klein Thoralf(Department of History, Politics and International Relations, Loughborough University)
Embedding Sino-German relations in a transnational context: Karl Gützlaff’s activities on the China coast, 1831–1851
Hoefle Arnhilt Johanna(University of Hamburg)
Intermediaries of Cultural Transfer: German-Chinese Literary Encounters in the Republican Era
Li Xuetao(Institute for Global History, Beijing Foreign Studies University)
On the Academic Interaction between German Sinologists and Chinese Scholars in the 1920s-40s in Peiping
Rudolph Henrike(University of Hamburg)
Republican Education Debates Revisited: The Depiction and Perception of German Vocational Education in Chinese Publications, 1900s-1930s
Social Control and the ‘Boundary’ in the Qing Empire
Lin Yu-ju(Academia Sinica) — Organizer Conflict and the Aboriginal-boundary Policy of the Qing Empire
Chan Su-Chuan(Academia Sinica) — Discussant
Chen Chih-hao(Soochow University)
The Aboriginal Boundary and Frontier Society in the Qing Empire
Su Feng-nan(National Chengchi University)
Mapping the Border: Contexts of Space and Knowledge in Taiwan Aboriginal-Boundary Maps in Qing Rule
Social embeddedness of data-collection and its challenges, implications, and ethical integrity
Klotzbücher Sascha(National Chengchi University) — Organizer A socially embedded political ethnography: The search for new homes for Chinese elderly
Wemheuer Felix(University of Cologne)
Embedded in Factionalism?: Interviewing Eyewitnesses of the Chinese Cultural Revolution
Wallenböck Ute(University of Vienna)
“Guerrilla-fieldwork” among Mongols at the Sino-Tibetan Borderland
Hanisch Sarah(University of Vienna)
All access? Some critical reflections on life story interviews with Chinese migrants in Lesotho
Messner Angelika C.(Kiel University)
Research among Chinese Elderly in Urban Contexts
Teaching Chinese in Secondary School
Ivchenko Taras(Russian State University for the Humanities, Confucius Institute) — Organizer
Vlasova Natalia(Saint-Petersburg State University)
Actual problems and prospects in the field of teaching of the Chinese language in secondary school through the eyes of a university lecturer.
Rukodelnikova Mariia(Russian State University for the Humanities)
The problem of motivating Secondary School pupils to learn Chinese: some constructive ideas on how to resolve this in a new series of Chinese textbooks
Li Tao(University of International Business and Economics)
Interesting Chinese Textbooks for the Post 2000’s
Kholkina Liliya(The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation)
New approaches to teaching Chinese in secondary school
Terms and Concepts of Intuition in Chinese Philosophy
Suter Rafael(Universität Zürich) — Organizer Self-Negation as Self-Assertion: On A Possible Genealogy of the Dialectic of Moral Intuition and Representational Knowledge In the Work of Mou Zongsan
Kurtz Joachim(University of Heidelberg, Cluster of Excellence Asia and Europe) — Discussant
Ciaudo Joseph(INALCO (ASIEs), ATER, Université de Strasbourg )
Reading Bergson’s “intuition” from a Neoconfucian perspective: Considering the introduction of a new philosophical concept
Kantor Hans-Rudolf(Huafan University)
“Contemplation Suspending Correlative Dependency” (juedai guan 絕待觀) according to Tiantai Buddhist Thought
Schilling Dennis(LMU)
“Mental power” or the vague promises of modern epistemological discourse in China
Textual and Visual Representations of Women in Late Imperial China
Tan Tian Yuan(SOAS, University of London) — Organizer
Widmer Ellen B.(Wellesley College) — Discussant
Lu Jue(Washington University in St. Louis)
Between the Boudoir Lady and the New Woman: Shi Shuyi’s Photographic Portrait and Poetry
Yang Binbin(The University of Hong Kong)
A “Pictorial Autobiography” by Zeng Jifen and China in the Early 1930’s
Mao Wen-fang(National Chung Cheng University)
The Temptation of Beauty: Ambivalence in Qing Literati Portraits
Wang Mengxiao(Yale University)
Jealous Wives as Disciples: Buddhifying the Subgenre of Jealous Women Narratives
Macdonald Alastair Ewan(SOAS, University of London)
Women in Erpai: The Gap between Rhetoric and Representation
Chen Jiani(SOAS, University of London)
Shaping and Circulating A Transforming Courtesan Image in Her Poetic Collections and in Anthologies
The Heaven-Man Relationship in Chinese Daoism, Buddhism and Christianity
Baker, Jr. Timothy(National Dong Hwa University) — Organizer From Chinese Ghosts to Christian Souls: Contemporary Taiwanese Observances to Ancestors
Soffel Christian(Universität Trier) — Discussant
Soffel Christian(Universität Trier)
Daoxue Confucians and the Notion of “Soul-Consciousness” (ling 靈)
Lai Hsi-san(Taiwan National Sun Yat-Sen University)
Considering “Oneness” and “Non-Oneness” Between Heaven and Humanity in the Zhuangzi
Lin Yung-shen(National Taiwan University)
Changing Taoist Concepts of Heaven and Man in the Interaction between Buddhism and Taoism
WU Kuan-hung(National Dong Hwa University)
An Exploration of the New Divine-Human Discourse in the Wei-Jin Period
Pfister Lauren(Hong Kong Baptist University)
Relationships with Heaven (tianlun) and Man (renlun) in Ho Tsun-shin’s Commentary to the Ten Commandments
The Manchu Knowledge and the Manuscripts: Managing the Social and Sacred life in the Qing Dynasty
Kwan Uganda Sze Pui(Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) — Organizer The Manchu Craze in the Sino-British interpreters: Thomas Taylor Meadows and Qingwen Xulue 清文敘略
Qiu Yuanyuan(Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
A Study of “Officially Compiled Genealogy” (guanxiu jiapu) in China from the Eighteenth Century to the Early Twentieth Century—-Focus on “The Archive of Genealogy in the Qing” preserved in the F
Gu Songjie(Institute of Chinese Minority Languages and Classics, Minzu University of China)
The Oirat Mongol Surrenders in Hunchun during the High-Qing Period, 1742-1755
Uchida Keiichi(Kansai University)
Jean Basset’s Manchu-Chinese Translated bible
The Ming-Qing Transition (1645-1674) in Southern China: Comparing Chinese and Western Testimonies
Calanca Paola(EFEO) — Organizer War Devastation and the Costal Evacuation in Fujian
Calanca Paola(EFEO)
War Devastation and the Costal Evacuation in Fujian
Menegon Eugenio(Boston University)
Taking Sides: European Interests in Guangdong and Fujian during the Ming-Qing Transition
Busquets Anna(Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)
The Palafox Testimony: Spanish, Mexican, and Manila Witnesses of the Ming-Qing Transition
Folch Dolors(Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Evolving Voices: the European View on China during the Ming-Qing Transition
The Myriad Mirrors of the Chinese fazhi Debates: Change and Continuity in Theory and Practice
Noesselt Nele(University Duisburg Essen) — Organizer Philosophical Foundations of fazhi under the Fifth Generation
Hieber Saskia(LMU Munich) — Discussant
Schick-Chen Agnes(University of Vienna)
Identifying with “fazhi”: the rule of/by law as a narrative in China
Sapio Flora(Australian National University)
Party Discipline Contribution to the Concept of Fazhi
Benjamin Pissler(MPI Hamburg)
The Role of the Supreme People\’s Court in Law-Making by Means of Judicial Interpretations in the People\’s Republic of China
Rotermund Nina(University Duisburg Essen)
Fazhi and the Chinese Bureaucracy
The Rise of Chinese Social Media and Its Social Impact
Duan Cong(The University of Groningen) — Organizer The Involvement of Social Media in Disaster Response: A Case Study of Sina Weibo in the 2015 Tianjin Explosion
Cheng Jing(The University of Nottingham)
A Discursive Construction of National Humiliation Online – Commemorating the Nanjing Massacre
Dau Magnus(The Univesity of Siegen)
State and society on Sina Weibo – the case of Environmental Protection Bureaus
Nie Yuxi(Leiden University)
China’s Policies on Social Media Messaging: Reviewing Xinhua News Agency’s posts on Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Svensson Marina(Lund University)
The China Scholar in the Social Media Age
Vernacular and Cosmopolitan Dynamics in Sinophone Art and Literature
Schweiger Irmy(Stockholm University) — Organizer Creating an Ethical Agenda: Local Experiences and Cosmopolitan Memory in Long Yingtai’s Meta-Fiction
Riemenschnitter Andrea(University of Zurich) — Discussant
Aggeklint Eva(Stockholm University)
Lust’s Victory over Chastity? Allegory as Tool of Expression in Contemporary Chinese Art
Jaguscik Justyna(University of Zurich)
Cosmopolitan and Vernacular Legacies in Zhai Yongming’s Poetry
Kraushaar Frank(University of Latvia)
After the Battle: Reading Modern and Contemporary wenyan-poetry in 21st Century
World Literature, Hybrid Modernity and the Creative Transformation of Chinese Tradition
Kwong Ho Yee Connie(The Chinese University of Hong Kong) — Organizer Chinese Modernists and French Leftist Intellectuals in the 1930s and 1940s: On the Translation and Transmission of Benjamin Goriély’s Les Poètes dans la revolution russe
Cheung Lik-kwan(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Philosophy of Life and Buddhism for Human Life: On Qu Qiubai and Taixu’s Reception of Bergsonism
Kwok Sze Wing(Hang Seng Management College)
Mimicry and Rewriting: Shi Zhecun’s Early Work and Translated Modernity
Lee Hoi Lam(The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Obsession with China under the Japanese Occupation: The Article of Zhou Zuoren Found in Hong Kong and Its Literary Reaction during the Second World War
Korobova Anastasia(The Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Science)
“Marketplace Fiction”: Localization in Vernacular Literature
Writing the Past – Historiographical Diversity in Early Medieval China
Hrubý Jakub(Oriental Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences) — Organizer Necrology of Empress Yang and the Life of an Empress in Medieval Sources
van Ess Hans(University of Munich (LMU)) — Discussant
Janousch Andreas(Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)
The History of the Southern Qi (Nan Qi shu) and the Legitimation Crisis at the Beginning of the Liang Dynasty (AD 502-557)
Leese-Messing Kathrin(University of Zurich)
Historical Criticism in Early Medieval China: Pei Songzhi’s Personal Comments on Sanguo History
Hüsemann Jörg Henning(Leipzig University)
Old Texts and New Realities – Writing History in the Shuijing zhu of Li Daoyuan
