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Room A (Live Stream) | Japanese Studies
Session Chair: Zhouyan Wu
15:00 –
Developing Students’ Intercultural Competence in the EFL Classroom Through Reading English-Language Haiku (68539)
Originally from Ukraine, Anna Shershnova, a professor of English, is currently a visiting scholar at Kyoto University of Advanced Science. Her research interests include English-language haiku, cognitive stylistics, and intercultural competence.
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15:25 –
A Not So Exotic Ideal: Wenceslau de Moraes’s Discourse on Religion in Japan (68563)
Dr Antonio Eduardo Hawthorne Barrento is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon in Portugal
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15:50 –
Masculinities in Doraemon: A Critical Discourse Analysis (67955)
Dr zhaoxun song is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at the Hang Seng University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong
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16:15 –
Constructing Self-conscious in Media: A Textual Study of Media Coverage of Kaoru Mitoma (69898)
Mr Chi Hang Cho is a University Doctoral Student at The Chinese University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong
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Room B (Live Stream) | Interdisciplinary Asian Studies
Session Chair: Michael Lake
15:00 –
Deoli Days: The Internment of the Ethnic Chinese of India, the Overseas Chinese Identity and Nation-Building in South and Southeast Asia (68377)
Joita Das is a PhD candidate in the Comparative Asian Studies Program, National University of Singapore. Her research examines the connected histories of South and Southeast Asia as engendered by Chinese migrants to the regions in the 20th century.
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15:25 –
Battling Injustice in India’s Genderscape: Unpacking the Discursive Struggle to Criminalize Marital Rape in India (69527)
Salwa Mansuri is a graduate candidate at the London School of Economics. She formerly completed her Bachelors Degree in Politics & International Relations from the University College London.
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15:50 –
A Resource Dependence Theory Perspective on the Expansion of ASEAN-EU Security Cooperation (68390)
Cristina de Esperanza Picardo is a PhD candidate at King’s College London and the National University of Singapore.
Her research interests include EU-ASEAN relations, as well as the evolution of the EU’s foreign policy towards East Asia.
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16:15 –
The Taiki, the Bear, the Dragon, and the Eagle: How Mongolia and the US Normalized Relations (69541)
Michael Allen Lake is an independent scholar focused on diplomatic relations between the United States and Mongolia. His published work includes articles and a chapter in the book Socialist and Post-Socialist Mongolia published by Routledge in 2021.
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Room C (Live Stream) | Interdisciplinary Gender Studies
Session Chair: Kaochen Liao
15:00 –
Alternative Resistance of “Kali”: Voices of Satis Beyond “Heroines” and “Victims” (68534)
Xin Liu is a Ph.D. candidate at School of Foreign Studies, University of Science and Technology Beijing, specializing in contemporary Indian English novels.
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15:25 –
A Murder in the West: Pearl Cleage’s Flyin’ West (68187)
Dr Yi-chin Shih is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at National Changhua University of Education in Taiwan
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15:50 –
Ageing and Gender in Mom Don’t Do That (67583)
Kaochen Liao is current the associate professor of department of Foreign Languages and Cultures in Fo Guang University in Taiwan. Liao’s research focus is on drama, contemporary British literature, late capitalism, gender, and transgender studies.
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16:15 –
A Women Leader and Kyrgyz Nomadic Society: Ethnographic Re-consideration of Life of Kurmanjan-Datka in the 19th-century Silk Road (70637)
Professor Takuya SOMA is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Kyoto University in Japan
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