The Japanese Association for American Studies
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THE JAPANESE ASSOCIATION FOR AMERICAN STUDIES THE 36th ANNUAL MEETING, JUNE 1-2, 2002 |
SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS AND EVENTS
Meiji University
Surugadai Campus, Liberty Tower
1-1 Kanda Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 101-8301
Professor HAYASHI, Yoshikatsu, Faculty
of Arts and Letters
The annual meeting of this year has ended successfully. The 37th annual meeting will be on May 31-June 1, 2003, in Kobe University.
**presentations in English
June 1, Saturday
Timing of speakers for Presentation of Papers sessions
1st speaker 10:00 〜 10:35 2nd speaker 10:40 〜 11:15
3rd speaker 11:20 〜 11:55 4th speaker 12:00 〜 12:35
Presentation
of papers A (Room 1106, 10th floor)
Chair:
KUMEI, Teruko (Shirayuri College)
ARAKI,
Wakako (Hitotsubashi Univ., Graduate Student) “The
Freedmen’s Bureau and its Project on Education: The Case of Port Royal, South
Carolina, and its Environs”
NAKASHIMA,
Tomoko (Univ. of Tokyo, Graduate Student) “The Vogue for Things Japanese in
the American Decorative Arts in the Last Quarter of the Nineteenth Century”
ORIHARA,
Junichi (Chiba Univ., Graduate Student) “The Americanization of “Aliens
Ineligible to Citizenship”: Japanese Immigrants and the Commission of
Immigration and Housing of California“
YANAGISAWA,
Ikumi T. (Aichi-Gakuin Univ., Graduate Research Student) “Details of the
Prohibition of So-Called ‘Picture Bride’ Immigrants: A Study from Diplomatic
Papers”
Presentation
of papers B (Room 1113, 11th floor)
Chair:
HAYASHI, Yoshikatsu (Meiji Univ.)
YOSHINAGA,
Keiichiro (Niigata Univ.) “John Dewey on Higher Education”
HISHIDA,
Sachiko (Univ. of Tsukuba, Graduate Student) “The Representation of Rosa Lee
Ingram in the African American Women’s
Activities
to Free the Ingrams”
KIM,
Minsoo (Univ. Of Tokyo, Graduate Student) “The Pacific Pact and the Korea-U.S.-Japan
Relationship”
LEE,
Rika (Hitotsubashi Univ., Graduate Student) “Rethinking Korean
American Ethnicity: Korean American Studies in the 1970s-1990s”
Presentation
of papers C (Room 1114, 11th floor)
Chair:
UCHINO, Tadashi (Univ. of Tokyo)
YASUDA,
Tsutomu (Meiji Univ., Graduate Student) “A Dark Satyr in a Mask: Melville’s
“Benito Cereno” and Chivalry”
TSUNEYAMA,
Nahoko (Keio Univ.) “Why did She Play Romeo on the 19th Century American
Stage?”
TAKAHASHI,
Yuichiro (Dokkyo Univ.) “The Shifting Perspectives of Performance Studies”
Presentation
of papers D (Room 1116, 11thfloor)
Chair:
IGAWA, Masago (Tohoku Univ.)
NAKAMURA,
Yoshio (Kansai Univ.) “Race and Mass Culture: The Eyes of Henry James as a
Fin-de-Siècle Writer”
NAKAGAKI,
Kotaro (Waseda Univ.) “Columbus and The Year of 1492 in Mark Twain’s Historical
Romances”
ISHIHARA,
Tsuyoshi (Univ. of Texas, Graduate Student) “Ken Burns’s Mark Twain”
William
Clark (Temple Univ. Japan) “Carlos Bulosan and the Immigrant Jeremiad”
12:45-13:40 Lunch/Outgoing Board
and Trustees Meeting (Research Bldg, 4th Floor,
Conference
Room 1)
13:50-14:50 **Presidential
Addresses (Liberty
Hall, Liberty Tower 1st floor, Room 1013)
Chair:
NAGATA, Toyoomi (Ritsumeikan Univ.)
George
J. SANCHEZ (Univ. of Southern California)
“Race
and Immigration in Changing Communities of the United States”
SHINKAWA,
Kensaburo (Ferris Univ.)
“A
New Social Frame of Reference for American Studies”
15:30-18:00 Symposium: (Liberty Hall, Liberty Tower 1st floor, Room 1013)
“The New International Crisis and the
United States: Lessons from the Terrorist Incidents of September 11, 2001”
Chair:
YUI, Daizaburo (Univ. of Tokyo)
Comments:
FURUYA, Jun (Hokkaido Univ.)
YAMAUCHI,
Masayuki (Univ. of Tokyo)
“The
Islamic World and the United States”
KOKUBUN,
Ryosei (Keio Univ.)
“US-China
Relations after September 11, 2001”
MORI,
Koichi (Doshisha Univ.)
“Has
America's Civil Religion Changed?”
SHIMOKOBE,
Michiko (Seikei Univ.)
“Rhetorical
Americanism: Hegemony and Memory”
18:10-20:00 Reception (Liberty
Tower 23rd floor)
June 2, Sunday
Session A “Paradigm Shift in
American Politics?” (9:30-12:00, Room 1103, 10th floor)
Chair:
SUNADA, Ichiro (Gakushuin Univ.)
HIROSE,
Junko (National Diet Library)
“Party
Politics in the U.S. Congress”
NAKANO,
Hirofumi (Kitakyushu Univ.)
“The
Liberal Tradition in 20th Century American Politics”
TOYONAGA,
Ikuko (Kyushu Univ.)
“Globalization
and the Future of American Political Society: The Rise of a New Global Strategy
in the U.S. Government and its Implications”
Session B“Reexamination of Slavery
in the American South”
(9:30-12:00, Room 1123, 12th
floor)
Chair:
AKIMOTO, Eiichi (Chiba Univ.)
SHIBUYA,
Akihiko (Tokushima Bunri Univ.)
“The
Traditional Interpretation of Slavery vs. Time
on the Cross”
NUMAOKA,
Tsutomu(Niigata
Sangyo Univ.)
“The
Plantation Management Techniques of Josiah Collins III, A North Carolina Corn
Planter”
YAGYU,
Tomoko(Univ.
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Graduate Student)
“Slave
Traders in the Old South: The Case of Rice C. Ballard “
** Workshop A“Technology and Society” (9:30-12:00, Room 1126, 12th floor)
Chair/Comments:
OSHIO, Kazuto (Japan Women's Univ.)
Joshua
BROWN (City Univ. of New York)
“From
the Illustrated Newspaper to Cyberspace: Visual Technologies and Interaction in
the 19th and 21st Centuries”
HASHIMOTO,
Takehiko (Univ. of Tokyo)
“The
Legacy of Efficiency: Standardization and American Society in the 19th
and 20th Centuries”
SUGITA,
Yoneyuki (Osaka Univ. of Foreign Languages)
“Information
Technology and Modern Scientific Thought in American Healthcare”
12:10-12:50 Lunch/Incoming
Board Meeting
(Research Bldg., 4th Floor, Conference
Room
1)
13:00-13:30 General Assembly (Room 1123, 12th floor)
Session C “New York-ness in American Culture” (13:40-16:10, Room 1103, 10th floor)
Chair:
KAMIOKA, Nobuo (Meiji Univ.)
SAITO,
Eiji(Meiji
Univ.)
“Movie-Made
New York”
SASAME,
Kiyomi(Tokyo
Woman's Christian Univ.)
“Being
a Woman, Jewish and a New Yorker”
TOTANI,
Yoko(Toyoko
Gakuen Women’s College)
“Disneyfication
of New 42nd Street Broadway, Off- and Off-Off-Broadway Theaters after 1990”
IKUI,
Eikoh (Kyoritsu Women's Univ.)
“Photographing
Trauma: September 11th and the Cultural Consciousness of New York City “
Session D
“Progressivism Revisited” (13:40-16:10, Room 1123,
12th floor)
Chair: MATSUMOTO, Yuko (Chuo Univ.)
Comments: TAKAI, Yukari (Sapporo
International Univ.)
UENO,
Tsuguyoshi (Kyoto Sangyo Univ.)
“Human
Engineers and Labor Reform: The Emergence of a New Professional-Managerial
Class, 1911-1923”
HIRATAI,
Yumi (Sapporo Gakuin Univ.)
“
Child Labor Regulations as a Thorny Issue on Federalism”
MATSUBARA,
Hiroyuki (Yokohama Kokuritsu Univ.)
“Thinking
Political Culture: An Approach to the Age of Reform”
**Workshop
B “Citizenship
and Participation” (13:40-16:10, Room 1126, 12th floor)
Chair/Comments:
KUBO, Fumiaki (Keio Univ.)
Jane
DESMOND (Univ. of Iowa)
“Performativity
and the Limits of Citizenship: Performing Sexuality in the Public Sphere”
ABE,
Juri (Rikkyo Univ.)
“It
is a Good Day to Die: Native American Warrior Tradition Incorporated into
American Wars”
ORUI,
Hisae (Jyosai Kokusai Univ.)
“Beyond
the Triple Melting Pot: African American Muslims Defined in the Moorish Science
Temple of America, the Ahmadiyya Movement, and the Nation of Islam “
JEONG,
Sangjun (Seoul National Univ.)
“Consumption
Communities and Consumer Citizenship”
16:20-17:10 Caucus Meetings
1.
Immigration and Ethnicity (NOMURA, Tatsuro, Chair) Room 1112, 11th floor
2.
Cold War Studies (KAN, Hideki, Chair) Room 1117, 11th floor
3.
Asian American Studies (KOBAYASHI, Fukuko, Chair) Room 1118, 11th floor
4.
American Politics (YUASA, Shigehiro, Chair) Room 1121, 12th floor
5.
Japan-U.S. Relations (KAWAKAMI,Takashi, Chair) Room 1122, 12th floor
6.
U.S. Economy and Economic History (KATO, Kazusei, Chair) Room 1127, 12th floor)
7.
U.S. Women's History, Gender Studies (OGATA, Fusako, Chair) Room 1128, 12th
floor)
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