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PROGRAM

The Seventh Tohoku Conference on Global Japanese Studies  ​​​ "Rethinking the Notion of Possession: Further Insights from Japanese Studies" 所有の意味を再考する：日本学からのさらなる知見
Dec.13 (Sat.)
10:00-10:10      Opening Ceremony
Session1 Shōsō-in, Bokjang, and the Dedicated Objects: Aspects of Art as a Collective Entity 正倉院・腹蔵・納入品―群としての美術の諸相
10:10-12:10	⦿Organizer・Moderator: Ryusaku Nagaoka(Tohoku University)     LEE Seunghye(Dong-A University) 　Bokjang as Collective Assemblages: Reconstructing the Material Histories of Korean Buddhist Sculpture    Ken Shimizu(Tokyo National Museum) 　The Creation and Inheritance of the Shōsō-in Treasures    Ryusaku Nagaoka(Tohoku University) 　The Ideology of Dedicated Objects: Buddhist Statues and Reliquary Pagodas in the Northern Song, Liao, and Japan
Session 2 Problems on possession from a jurisprudence point of view 法理学からみた占有をめぐる諸問題
13:20-15:00	⦿Organizer・Moderator :Hiroshi Kabashima(Tohoku University)    Kai Li(Guangxi University, China)      A comparison of the modern transformation of the Japanese "national constitution" and the Chinese "legal   legitimacy" under the East Asian traditional legal concept of "occupat    Chou Cheng-Yu(National Taipei University)      An inquiry into the question as to restribution through taxation    Chu Yannan(Tohoku University)      Exploring the legal thinking in view to the bottleneck of natural language processing - focusing on jurisprudential   reflection in the AI era
Session 3  The Evolving Household: Consumption, Labor, and Health in Modern East Asia
15:20-17:00	⦿Organizer:Yuki Takenobu(Tohoku University)      Moderator: Tingting Zhang(Tohoku University)    Masayuki Tanimoto(University of Tokyo/Otsuma Women's University/)      Housework and the labour allocation within household: Evidence from early 20th century Japan    Lillian Tsay(University of Montreal)      Selling Sweetness: Retailing, the Pursuit of Modern Life, and Popularizing Knowledge in Interwar Japan    Yuki Fukushi(Tokyo Metropolitan University)      Health, Hygiene and Housework in Modern China: Focusing on Urban Households
18:00-20:30	Reception party @ Meeting room, Kawauchi Hagi Hall
Dec. 14 (Sun.)
Japanese Studies Progress Reports (QE1)
9:00-9:25	Hirotaka Chen	The influence of Literary Sinitic translations of Buddhist scriptures on the semantics of Japanese vocabulary: Focusing on the influence of bonnō on nayamu and nayamasu	Graduate School of International Cultural Studies
9:30-9:55	Jiehua Xu	The Image of the Individual in Yanagi Sōetsu’s Thought -Before the Mingei Movement-	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
10:00-10:25	Shogo Bamba	The Anglo-Japanese Alliance Problem and Chinese Nationalism: The Response of the British Foreign Office	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
10:30-10:55	Yunshan Xue	How do they deal with the “Place of remain”? －the Case of Japanese “Natural Burial” Ground Scattering－	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
11:05-11:30	Momoka Shibata	The Reception of Opera Seria in Tiepolo’s Ascent of Mount Calvary: A Focus on Composition, Christ’s Gesture, and His Expression of Sorrow	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
11:35-12:00	Yucheng Wang	Processing Countability in Classifier Languages	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
12:05-12:30	Satoshi Kikumoto	Merleau-Ponty and Understanding the Child: From Egology to the Phenomenology of Facticity	Graduate School of Education
Students Session
13:45-14:00	Eva Vaglini	Time in Kagerō Nikki	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
14:00-14:15	Minshen Li	The Dynamics of Expression in The Tale of Genji: Communication, Relation, and the Limits of Understanding	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
14:15-14:30	Naoto Hayashi	New Direction for Modern Japanese Festival-Focusing on Performers at the Akita Kanto Festival-	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
14:30-14:45	Hiroki Nemoto	Queer Lives Across Borders: The Experiences of Foreign Sexual Minorities in Japan	Graduate School of Arts and Letters
14:55-15:10	Ayane Takiguchi	Reimagining Education with Japan -Overcoming Borrowing for Co-Creation-	Graduate School of Education
15:10-15:25	Juni Kabe	Beyond Teacher Instruction: How to Encourage Voluntary Practice in Second Language Speaking	Graduate School of International Cultural Studies
15:25-15:40	Haoying Yang	Cognitive Mechanisms of Second Language Pragmatic Competence	Graduate School of International Cultural Studies