What is to be Written?
Setting the Agendas for Studies of
History
Workshop for the Academic Frontier Project:
‘Social
Change in Asia and the Pacific’
Supported by
Meiji Gakuin
University,
the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and
Technology (Japan)
& Nomura Foundation for Social Science
March 1-2, 2003
9:30-18:00
at Conference Room
Building 1, 10th Floor, Shirokane
Campus, Meiji Gakuin University
◆Speakers ◆
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Patricio N. Abinales | Kyoto University |
| Donna J. Amoroso | Kyoto University | |
| Kiichi Fujiwara | The University of Tokyo | |
| Reynaldo C. Ileto | National University of Singapore | |
| Kiyoshi Kojima | Iwanami Publisher | |
| Tessa Morris-Suzuki | Australian National University | |
| Yoshiko Nagano | Kanagawa University | |
| Nariaki Nakazato | The University of Tokyo | |
| Tanika Sarkaｒ | Jawaharlal Nehru University | |
| Sanjay Seth | La Trobe University | |
| Hatsue Shinohara | Meiji Gakuin University | |
| Chiharu Takenaka | Meiji Gakuin University | |
| Daqing Yang | George Washington University |
◆ Program: First Day - March 1 (Sat.) ◆
9:30 - 9:35 OPENING REMARKS
9:40 - 12:00 SESSION 1 “Questioning Historiography” ⇒Summary
| Chair: | Michael Watson |
| Speakers: | Tanika Sarkar |
| ‘Contested Histories in the Indian Context’ | |
| Sanjay Seth | |
| ‘Reason or Reasoning / Clio or Siva?’ | |
| Kiyoshi Kojima | |
| '"World History" as Method' | |
| Discussant: | Rajyashree Pandey |
13:15 - 15:00 SESSION 2 “Rereading Nationalist History”⇒Summary
| Chair: | Akira Oki |
| Speakers: | Reynaldo C. Ileto |
| ‘Historiography in the Shadow of Empire: A Philippine Case Study’ | |
| Yoshiko Nagano | |
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‘Collective Memory in a ‘Globalized’ Society: | |
| Discussant: | Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
15:30 - 17:15 SESSION 3 “Reconstructing the National Narrative”⇒Summary
| Chair: | Hatsue Shinohara |
| Speakers: | Patricio N. Abinales |
| ‘American Lineages of Filipino Official Nationalism’ | |
| Donna J. Amoroso | |
| ‘Taking Stock of the Past/Pasts: Ways of Making Sense of ‘Malaysia’’ | |
| Discussant: | Kiichi Fujiwara |
◆ Program: Second Day - March 2 (Sun.) ◆
9:30 - 12:00 SESSION 4 “Recovering the Memory of Violence”⇒Summary
| Chair: | Shigeki Takeo |
| Speakers: | Daqing Yang |
| ‘The Ghosts of Nanjing’ | |
| Nariaki Nakazato | |
| ‘The Calcutta Communal Disturbances of 1946: Politics, Mobilization and the Riotous Crowd’ | |
| Chiharu Takenaka | |
| ‘Can the Victims Speak? Gendered Wars in 1990s’ | |
| Discussant: | Tanika Sarkar |
13:15 - 15:45 SESSION 5 “Writing History under the American Hegemony”⇒Summary
| Chair: | Michael Watson |
| Speakers: | Kiichi Fujiwara |
| ‘Who are to be Remembered? Commemorating the War Dead in Japan’ | |
| Hatsue Shinohara | |
| ‘Teaching of the Atomic Bomb as History: A Challenge to Transnational (Global) History’ | |
| Tessa Morris-Suzuki | |
| ‘What is to be Filmed? Visual Representation and the Writing of History’ | |
| Discussant: | Patricio N. Abinales |
16:00 - 17:15 SESSION 6 Discussion and Summary
| Chair: | Chiharu Takenaka |
CLOSING REMARKS: Reynaldo C. Ileto
Sponsor： Institute for International Studies
Meiji Gakuin University
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