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PGSF7 Schedule
(Subject to change)
Venue: Exhibition Zones, 1/F, An Integrated Teaching (AIT) Building, School of Architecture, CUHK
Day 1: Friday, 23 January 2015
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Zone F |
Zone B |
| 09:30-10:00 |
Registration |
| 10:00-10:30 |
Welcoming Ceremony |
| 10:30-12:10 |
Panel 1:Gender Politics and Sexuality
Chair:Dr. Maria TAM
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. Lynne NAKANO (Department of Japanese Studies, CUHK) |
Panel 2: Creativity and Bodily Performance
Chair: Dr. Sidney CHEUNG
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. Paul O’CONNOR
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK) |
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GARCIA RODRIGUEZ Diego , Lund University
Queering Indonesian Islam: The Development of Progressive Islam and The Negotiation of LGBT and Muslim Identities in Java |
GRIGORE Irina, The University of Tokyo
Becoming bodies: absorbing a traditional dance in northern Japan |
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MAI Yee Yan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Gendered Power Dynamics of the Dai-Lue Ethnic Minority from Religious Context to Domestic Sphere |
IDETA Keiji, The University of Tokyo
Practice in-between “Image” and “Body”: from a practice of classical ballet company in Thailand |
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TANG Ling, Hong Kong Baptist University
Gendered guanxi in Urban China: Unmarried Women in Market-driven Enterprise |
Hayley McLAREN, Hitotsubashi University
Japanese tattooing in the public sphere: An emergent redistributed actor |
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Edi RIYANTO, Monash University
Jogja Hip Hop Foundation And The Politics Of Yogyakarta Kraton |
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John Michael SKUTLIN, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Modified Bodies: Body Modification as Identity and Performance in Tokyo’s Goth Clubs |
| 12:30-13:55 |
Lunch |
| 14:00-15:25 |
Panel 3: Border Crossing and Transnational Contact
Chair: Dr. CHEN Ju-chen
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. WU Ka Ming (Department of Cultural Studies, CUHK) |
Panel 4: Health, Illness and Healing
Chair. Dr. Teresa KUAN
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. TIAN Xiaoli
(Department of Sociology, HKU) |
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CHAN Carol, University of Pittsburgh
Some Non-Migrants are Failed Migrants Too: Stories of Staying or Being “Left Behind” in Central Java, Indonesia |
Venera KAHLIKOVA, University of Pittsburgh
The Medicinal Plants Discourse: Seeking and Selling Health in the Indian Himalayas |
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Tom LETTICE, University of Oxford
An Investigation into Discrimination Against Zainichi Koreans in Japan Applying for Part-time Jobs |
XIA Bing, Renmin University of China
Subjective Construction of Yuezibing: Illness Narratives of Two Elderly Women Who Once Lived in China’s Collective Past |
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QAKEN Janargul, Peking University
The Oral History Research about the Eastward Migration of Kazakh People in Xinjinag Barkol |
ZHENG Fei, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Social Construction and Social Uses of Depression in China |
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Annemarelle VAN SCHAYIK, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Undesired Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong |
RAO Yichen, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Coming of Age with Internet Addiction in China - An Anthropological Study of Institutional Encounter and Subject Formation |
| 15:30-15:55 |
Tea Break |
| 16:00-17:40 |
Panel 5: Risk, Morality and Modernity
Chair: Dr. Joseph BOSCO
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. Gonçalo SANTOS
(Hong Kong Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences, HKU) |
Panel 6: Emerging Field Practices and Innovative Theories
Chair: Dr. Danning WANG
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. QIU Jack Linchuan
(School of Journalism and Communication, CUHK) |
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Cody SACHA, Australian National University
Exemplary Agriculture: food safety risk, public morality, and organic farming in contemporary China. |
Gabriele DE SETA, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
The Digital Folklorist: Reflections on an ethnography of vernacular media objects on the Chinese Internet |
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Adam LIEBMAN, University of California, Davis
Competing Conceptions of the Environment: Understanding the Negative Treatment of Waste-Product Recyclers in Kunming, China |
LIAO Ming Chung, National Taiwan University
Marx’s Coat and the WOW’s equipment |
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PAN Jie, Hong Kong University
Food Business and Food Ethics - A Case study from the perspective of Economic Anthropology |
XU Lufeng, China University of Political Science and Law
Lotus Village: Rumor, Memory and the Birth of a Modern Temple——An Experimental Fieldwork in Chinese Rural Society |
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SONG Hanyu, Nanjing University
Educated but Anxious: CSA Participants in Chengdu, China |
ZHONG Yuling, Sun Yat-sen University Human Body Sensory in Digital Mobile Society |
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ZHANG Xiajie, East China Normal University
The Power as Knowledge in Safety Standard of Milk |
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| 18:00 |
Dinner at Da Pai Dong in Fo Tan |
Day 2: Saturday, 24 January 2015
| Time |
Zone F |
Zone B |
| 9:00-10:40 |
Panel 7: Politics of History and Space
Chair: Dr. Sharon WONG
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. Joseph BOSCO (Department of Anthropology, CUHK) |
Panel 8: Domination and its Remedies
Chair: Dr. CHENG Sealing
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. ZHU Xiaoyang (Department of Sociology, Peking University) |
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Abdul Haque CHANG, University of Texas at Austin
The Indus Delta: Rethinking the Raison D’etre of the Last Frontier |
HONG Danielle, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS)
Politics of Labour: The Road to Legal Reparation For Bangladeshi Construction Workers In Singapore |
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Hope Reidun ST. JOHN, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Urban (R)evolutions: Museums, Spectacle, and Development in Reform Era China |
MIURA Junko, University of Tokyo
The Loss of Freedom to Move Identification of Protracted Refugees in Thailand |
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TAO Anli, East China Normal University
The Rebirth of Yu-Huang Pavilion: An Unorthodox Taoism in Multi-Ethnic Area |
Dylan Eugene SOUTHARD, Osaka University
Collaboration or Appropriation? Development Monks and State Localism in Northeast Thailand |
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WANG Wenjing, University of Pittsburgh
Degrees and Kinds of Inequality: A comparative study between two early complex societies in Neolithic China |
WANG Chunyu, National Taiwan University
The Anti Petroleum Complex Movement in Pengerang, Malaysia |
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SUMONMARN Singha, Mahidol University
Becoming a Rescuer: social specific habitus and social networking in Thai political violence |
| 10:40-11:00 |
Tea Break |
| 11:00-12:40 |
Panel 9: Meanings of Life and Identity in the Global Age
Chair: Dr. Veronica MAK
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. CHEE Wai-chi (Hong Kong Studies, HKU) |
Panel 10: Agrarian Change and Foodscapes
Chair: Dr. HUANG Yu
(Department of Anthropology, CUHK)
Discussant: Dr. CHAN Yuk Wah (Department of Asian and International Studies, CityU) |
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HUANG Shan, University of South Carolina
Independence At Large: Contemporary China’s Wenyi Youth and Their Cultural Practices |
Brendan A. GALIPEAU, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Tibetan Conspicuous Production in Northwest Yunnan, China |
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Fabio LEE PEREZ, Tohoku University
Life Stories of Culture-trotters: Anthropology of Cosmopolitan Individual |
KAO Min-ya, National Taiwan University
The "Local knowledge" of Cultivation: Exploring the Production of Tree-cultivated Shiitake in a Taiwanese Village |
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YANG Yang, Sun Yat-sen University
Youth transmigrants through AIESEC GIP in Guangdong: How they flow, what they experience and what make the experience happen |
PHAM Yamoi, Binghamon University
Capturing without catching: Edible-nest swiftlet ranchers, regulators and scientists in Malaysia |
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ZHAO Jiaqi, Sun Yat-sen University
Zen, Mind, and Life: The Experience and Self-identity of Young Groups of Zen Meditation in China |
LI Pin-yi, National Taiwan University
Encountering Turkey: A Local Anthropological Writing of Turkey Eating Culture in Taiwan |
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KWONG Miu Ying, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Death is not the End: Senses of Symbolic Immortality in Guangdong China |
YOSHIMURA Ryu, Tokyo Metropolitan University
Cooperatives and Immigrants: Expandability and Function of Agricultural Cooperatives brought by Japanese Immigrants in Brazil |
| 12:45-13:00 |
Closing Ceremony |
| 13:15-14:15 |
Lunch |
| 14:30-evening |
Field Trip in Wan Chai |
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