INTER-ASIA CULTURAL STUDIES SOCIETY (IACS) CONFERENCE 2013: BEYOND THE CULTURE INDUSTRY 3 - 5 JULY, SINGAPORE

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W E D N E S D A Y, 3 J U L Y 2 0 1 3 08:30 – 09:00 (AS7) REGISTRATION 09:00 – 09:30 (LT8) OPENING ADDRESS 09:30 – 11:00 (LT8) OPENING KEYNOTE: BEYOND THE CULTURE INDUSTRY 11:00 – 11:30 (LT8) TEA BREAK 11:30 – 13:00 (LT8) PLENARY #1: BEYOND THE CULTURE INDUSTRY 13:00 – 14:30 (AS7) LUNCH 14:30 – 16:00 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 1-9 16:00 – 16:30 (AS7) TEA BREAK 16:30 – 18:00 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 10-18 18:15 – 19:30 (RM 01-17) BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL – TRANSGENDER CHINA 18:15 – 19:30 (RM 01-02) BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL – CREATIVITY AND ACADEMIC ACTIVISM: INSTITUTING CULTURAL STUDIES 19:30 END OF DAY ONE 19:30 WELCOME RECEPTION @ NUSS KENT RIDGE GUILD HOUSE T H U R S D A Y, 4 J U L Y 2 0 1 3 09:00 – 10:30 (LT8) PLENARY #2: CHUA BENG HUAT ON POWER, POLITICS AND POP CULTURE 10:30 – 11:15 (LT8) TEA BREAK 11:15 – 12:45 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 19-28 12:45 – 14:00 (AS7) LUNCH 12:45 – 14:00 (RM 06-42) IACS SOCIETY BOARD MEETING 14:00 – 15:30 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 29-37 15:30 – 16:00 (AS7) TEA BREAK 16:00 – 17:30 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 38-47 17:30 – 17:45 BREAK 17:45 – 18:45 (RM 01-17) BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL – THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF CHINESE CINEMAS 17:45 – 18:45 (RM 01-02) BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL – QUEER SINGAPORE: ILLIBERAL CITIZENSHIP AND MEDIATED CULTURES 18:45 END OF DAY TWO 19:00 – 20:30 CONFERENCE DINNER @ NUSS KENT RIDGE GUILD HOUSE F R I D A Y, 5 J U L Y 2 0 1 3 09:00 – 10:30 (LT8) PLENARY #3: STATES OF EMERGENCY 10:30 – 11:00 (LT8) TEA BREAK 11:00 – 12:30 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 48-57 12:30 – 14:00 (AS7) LUNCH 12:30 – 14:00 (LT8) IACS SOCIETY GENERAL ASSEMBLY 14:00 – 15:30 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 58-67 15:30 – 16:00 (LT8) TEA BREAK 16:00 – 17:30 (LT8) CLOSING KEYNOTE: STATES OF EMERGENCY 17:30 – 18:00 (LT8) CLOSING ADDRESS 18:00 END OF CONFERENCE

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W E D N E S D A Y, 3 J U L Y 2 0 1 3 08:30 (AS7) REGISTRATION 09:00 (LT8) OPENING ADDRESS Professor Meaghan Morris Chair, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Society, & Professor of Gender and Cultural Studies, The University of Sydney, Australia Professor Prasenjit Duara Director, Asia Research Institute, and Director, Humanities and Social Sciences Research, Office of Deputy President (Research and Technology), National University of Singapore 09:30 (LT8) OPENING KEYNOTE: Beyond the Culture Industry Professor Lily Kong Vice President (University and Global Relations) and Vice Provost (Academic Personnel), National University of Singapore DISCUSSANT Professor Koichi Iwabuchi Director, Monash Asia Institute, Monash University, Australia CHAIRPERSON Professor Meaghan Morris Chair, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Society, & Professor of Gender and Cultural Studies, The University of Sydney, Australia 11:00 (LT8) TEA BREAK 11:30 (LT8) PLENARY #1: Beyond the Culture Industry Professor Stephen Chan Academic Dean, Faculty of Arts, Lingnan University, Hong Kong Professor Ashish Rajadhyaksha Senior Fellow, Centre for the Study of Culture and Society, India Associate Professor Audrey Yue Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies, The University of Melbourne, Australia CHAIRPERSON Associate Professor Kong Chong Ho Vice-Dean (Research), Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of Singapore 13:00 (AS7) LUNCH 14:30 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 1-9 16:00 (AS7) TEA BREAK 16:30 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 10-18 18:15 BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL #1 – Transgender China (RM 01-17) Edited by Howard Chiang. Published by Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. In the emerging field of queer Asian studies, scholars to date have paid scant attention to transgender issues. Transgender China makes a timely intervention whereby emergent Sinologists explore previously untapped terrains—from the historical demise of enuchism to male cross-dressing shows in contemporary Taiwan—to inaugurate a subfield in Chinese gender studies. Trans on Screen Helen Hok-Sze Leung, Simon Fraser University, Canada Writing the Body Carlos Rojas, Duke University, USA Transgenderism as a Heuristic Device: On the Cross-historical and Transnational Adaptations of the Legend of the White Snake Alvin Ka Hin Wong, University of California – Los Angeles, USA Performing Transgender Desire: Male Cross-Dressing Shows in Taiwan Chao-Jung Wu, National Taiwan University of Arts 18:15 BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL #2 – Creativity and Academic Activism: Instituting Cultural Studies (RM 01-02) Edited by Meaghan Morris and Mette Hjort. Published by Duke University Press and Hong Kong University Press, 2012. This book investigates the impact of managerialism, marketization, and globalization on university cultures, asking what critical cultural scholarship can do in such increasingly adversarial conditions. Experiments in Asian universities are emphasized as exemplary of what can or could be achieved in other contexts of globalized university policy. From Gatekeepers to Gateways: Pragmatism, Politics, Sexuality, and Cultural Policy in Creative Singapore Audrey Yue, The University of Melbourne, Australia Doing Cultural Studies: Critique, Pedagogy, and the Pragmatics of Cultural Education in Hong Kong Stephen Chan, Lingnan University, Hong Kong

The Desire for Cultural Studies Tejaswani Niranjana, Centre for the Study of Culture and Society, India Uses of Media Culture, Usefulness of Media Culture Studies: Beyond Brand Nationalism into Public Dialogue Koichi Iwabuchi, Monash University, Australia 19:30 END OF DAY ONE 19:30 WELCOME RECEPTION @ NUSS KENT RIDGE GUILD HOUSE 8 INTER-ASIA CULTURAL STUDIES SOCIETY (IACS) CONFERENCE 2013: BEYOND THE CULTURE INDUSTRY 3 - 5 JULY, SINGAPORE

14:30 – 16:00 PANEL SESSIONS 1-9 RM 01-01 RM 01-02 RM 01-06 RM 01-07 PANEL 1 PANEL 2 PANEL 3 PANEL 4 TRANSNATIONAL CREATIVE ECONOMIES REPRESENTATIONS ON THE HONG KONG ART MOVEMENTS OF THE CITY CHRISTIAN CULTURE INDUSTRY

Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Stephanie DeBoer Bjarke Liboriussen Eun-Gwi Chung Ching Yau

Framing “Shanghai eArts”: Generational Differences Transport Art: Christian Culture Industry: From Culture Industry to in Self-Identification amongst A Chance Discourse on the City The Case of Media Evangelism, Location Based Analysis Chinese Creative Workers Ltd., Hong Kong Tabassum Zaman Stephanie DeBoer Bjarke Liboriussen National University of Singapore Wing Sang Law Indiana University, USA University of Lingnan University, Hong Kong Nottingham Ningbo China

From Cultural Isolation Hackers and Creative City – Play Time, Space, and Culture: When Christianity to the International Scene: How Local Hacker Community “Cultural Seoul Station 284” Meets One-child Policy Contemporary Vietnamese in Sapporo Contributing Eun-Gwi Chung Xiaodao Liang Art at Asian Bi/Triennials Techno-popular Culture Hankuk University of Lingnan University, Hong Kong during Two Last Decades with Global Impact for 40 years, Foreign Studies, South Korea Video Games to "Hatsune-Miku" Natalia Kraevskaia Russian State University Tomohiro Okada for the Humanities & Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan Vietnam National University – Hanoi

Postcolonial Machine: Cosmopolitan Spaces, Large Screens as Intimate Three Strange Bedfellows: South Korea's Transnational Networks: Contact Zones Christian, Comic, and Colonial Animation Industry Creative Incubation in through Reverend Enoch Lam Audrey Yue City-center Shanghai Kukhee Choo The University of Melbourne, Ching Yau Tulane University, USA Ying Zhou Australia Lingnan University, Hong Kong Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, Switzerland

I Cuwaai Ku Lalan: Formulating 'Globalising Aesthetics' a Critical Interpretation of in Cultural Industry Higher Taiwanese Indigenous Art Education in Malaysia Jaime Fang-Tze Hsu Lynne Pettinger National Taiwan Museum University of Essex, UK of Fine Arts

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14:30 – 16:00 PANEL SESSIONS 1-9 RM 01-16 RM 01-17 RM 01-18 RM 01-19 RM 06-42 PANEL 5 PANEL 6 PANEL 7 PANEL 8 PANEL 9 LGBTS IN MOBILE MEDIA THE OTHER IDENTITIES ASIAN MIGRATION: LIFESTYLE ADVICE TV POPULAR DISCOURSE LIFESTYLES: CREATIVITY, OF ETHNICITY HISTORY AND IN ASIA: NEW SUBJECTS, LITERACY AND POLITICS TRANSFORMATION NEW NORMATIVITIES Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Denise Tse-Shang Tang Larissa Hjorth Jennifer Santos Esperanza Carlos Rojas Fran Martin

A Hybridized Mobile Literature The Industry of Othering: From Island to Island: ‘From Sparrow to Lesbianism in Vogue: and Young Females’ Notions of Race, Class Ng Kim Chew and Phoenix’: Imagining How Chinese Mainstream Creativity in Japan: and Power in the Ethnic Discourses of Identity Gender Transformation Entertainment TV From a Landscape Arts Industry of Bali and Separation Through Taiwanese Cultivates “the Deviant” of Keitai Shôsetsu Women’s Variety TV Jennifer S. Esperanza Carlos Rojas (Mobile Novel) Jamie J. Zhao Beloit College, USA Duke University, USA Fran Martin Georgia State University, USA Kyoung-hwa Yonnie Kim The University of Melbourne, The University of Tokyo, Japan Australia

Cut the Crap: A Case Study The Place of the Mobile: Burmese Migrant Workers From Personal Subject Neoliberalism as a Way of Queer Celebrities Reflections upon and Cultural Policy of Thai to Historical Subject: of Life: Lifestyle Advice on Hong Kong Locative-based Media Language: Proficiency and Narratives of on Chinese Television Tabloid Magazines in Everyday Life Resistance on the Border Empowerment Wanning Sun of Marriage Migrants Denise Tse-Shang Tang Larissa Hjorth Siriporn Somboonboorana University of Technology, in Taiwan The University of Hong Kong RMIT University, Australia Walailak University, Thailand Sydney, Australia Hsiao-Chuan Hsia Shih Hsin University, Taiwan

Out and Around The Use of Smartphones Redefining Culture: “Chop Suey” Culture Doing Cosmopolitanism? Storytelling Application: of Disadvantaged Teens Case Studies from 雜碎文化 Class, Modernity and Development, Prototype, in Korea Indigenous Chakma Lifestyle Programming and Dual Permission Levels Community of Bangladesh Eileen Cheng-yin Chow in India Yeran Kim Duke University, USA Cynthia Wang Kwangwoon University, Sabreena Ahmed Tania Lewis University of Southern South Korea BRAC University, Bangladesh RMIT University, Australia California, USA

Negotiating Paternalism and the Enterprising Self in Taiwanese Talent Shows Miaoju Jian National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

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16:30 – 18:00 PANEL SESSIONS 10-18 RM 01-01 RM 01-02 RM 01-06 RM 01-07 PANEL 10 PANEL 11 PANEL 12 PANEL 13 ABJECT FIGURES WHAT HAPPENED TO MEDIATING NEOLIBERAL AND COMPLICATING “COOL JAPAN”? FASHION, POSTCOLONIAL TEMPORALITIES AFRO-ASIAN ANALYTICS CRAFTWORKS, INDEPENDENT IN EAST ASIAN FILM, CINEMA AND KOREAN FOOD TELEVISION, AND THEATER

Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Nora A. Taylor Yoshiharu Tezuka Jia Tan Eng-Beng Lim

Torturing Scenes After the “Cool Japan”: A Neoliberal Sense of History: Precarious Temporalities and Obscenity State of Independent Hong Sang-soo’s Tale of Cinema in Asian American and African Filmmaking in Japan and The Day He Arrives American Racial Formations Ariel Heryanto The Australian National University Yoshiharu Tezuka Jecheol Park Grace Kyungwon Hong Komazawa University, Japan National University of Singapore University of California – Los Angeles, USA

The Artist as Curator: The Logic of Fashion and Art Interrupting the Colonial/ The Necropolitics of Debt Dinh Q. Le’s Wooden House in the Age of Post-“Cool Japan” Neoliberal Governmentality: Jodi Kim Project at dOCUMENTA 13 The Events of Light in H Story Tomoko Shimizu University of California – Riverside, and the Legacy of War in and Secret Sunshine Tsukuba University, Japan USA Vietnamese Contemporary Art Mayumo Inoue Nora A. Taylor Hitotsubashi University, Japan School of the Art Institute of Chicago, USA

Fuzz-bombed: Eat, Drink and Love Korea Bio-memory in Postcolonial “World Galaxy”: Alice Coltrane, The 2012 Taipei Biennial in Post-"Cool Japan": Taiwan: Ethnic Identity and Black Orientalism, From Reel to Real Chinese Drama in Taiwan and Errant Futures David Barton National Central University, Taiwan Hyangjin Lee Chun-yen Wang Kara Keeling Rikkyo University, Japan National Chung Hsing University, University of Southern California, Taiwan USA

Teaching What’s “Cool” Traveling Backwards: about “Cool Japan” Playing with Time in Chinese Time-travel TV Serials Yuka Hasegawa University of Hawai’i, USA Jia Tan Hong Kong Baptist University

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16:30 – 18:00 PANEL SESSIONS 10-18 RM 01-16 RM 01-17 RM 01-18 RM 01-19 RM 06-42 PANEL 14 PANEL 15 PANEL 16 PANEL 17 PANEL 18 FRONTIERS FORMAL NETWORKS PERFORMING INTERNET AND WORLDING OF SEXUALITY AND THE EMERGENT MOSLEMNESS: THE PUBLIC SPHERE MULTICULTURALISMS I: MODES OF ENGAGING YOUTH, FASHION BODY IDENTITY* CINEMA IN INDIA AND PREACHING IN THE URBAN SPACE Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairpersons Yudi Bachrioktora Ratheesh Radhakrishnan Melani Budianta Lisa Yuk-ming Leung Daniel Goh & Jun-Hyeok Kwak

Imagined Sex: Youth and The Virtual Archive The Hijab Culture Facebook as Worlded Minorities and Porn Stories in the 1980s of Hindi Film Music: and the Young Urban ‘Deliberative Democracy’? Deviant Models: Recasting and 1990s Indonesia Of Affect, Piracy Muslim Woman The Participatory Use Multiculturalism through and Memory of Social Media among Asian American Return Yudi Bachrioktora Asri Saraswati Activists in Hong Kong Narratives Independent Scholar Vebhuti Duggal Universitas Indonesia Jawaharlal Nehru University, Lisa Yuk-ming Leung Chih-ming Wang India Lingnan University, Academia Sinica,Taiwan Hong Kong

A Case Study of the Intimate Interventions: Cyber-hijab The Networked Nation, Ethnicity, Diaspora, Taiwanese Naturalist Ordering the Scene of Sex Carnivalesque and Asia: Locating Annisa Beta (nudist) News in 2007: (Nanjang, 亂場) as the Namewee and Malaysian Navaneetha Mokkil Universitas Indonesia Thinking about Media Other Public Sphere: Popular Culture Maruthur Representation, the Body, Reading the Podcast Central University Keng We Koh Sexuality and the Law Na-Ggomsu (I’m a Weasel) of Gujarat, India Seoul National University, Phenomenon in Korea Fei-Hsin Huang South Korea Shih Hsin University, Taiwan Soojin Kim Seoul National University, South Korea

Address Unknown: Performing Moslemness: 中国当代网络文学 Transnational Media, On Cinematic The Phenomenon of Youth Medical Hallyu and South

and Regional Subjects and Urban Sermons 与民族主义 Korean Beauty as Pan- Asian Aesthetic Ratheesh Radhakrishnan Herlin Putri Indah Destari 胡疆锋 Indian Institute Universitas Indonesia Jane Park 首都师范大学文化研究院, of Technology Bombay The University of Sydney, 中国 Australia

*Co-hosted by Social Science Korea Civic Solidarity Research Group, Korea University, and funded by the National Research Foundation of South Korea.

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T H U R S D A Y, 4 J U L Y 2 0 1 3 08:30 (AS7) REGISTRATION 09:00 (LT8) PLENARY #2: Chua Beng Huat on Power, Politics and Pop Culture Professor Meaghan Morris Chair, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Society, & Professor of Gender and Cultural Studies, The University of Sydney, Australia Professor Kian-Woon Kwok Associate Provost (Student Life), President’s Office, and Head, Division of Sociology, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Associate Professor C.J.W.L. Wee Dvision of English, School of Humanities and Scoial Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore CHAIRPERSON Professor Firdous Azim Chair, Department of English and Humanities, BRAC University, Bangladesh 10:30 (LT8) TEA BREAK 11:15 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 19-28 12:45 (AS7) LUNCH 12:45 (RM 06-42) IACS SOCIETY BOARD MEETING 14:00 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 29-37 15:30 (AS7) TEA BREAK 16:00 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 38-47 17:30 BREAK 17:45 (RM 01-17) BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL #3 – The Oxford Handbook of Chinese Cinemas Edited by Carlos Rojas and Eileen Chow. Published by Oxford University Press, 2013. What does it mean for a cinematic work to be "Chinese"? Does it refer specifically to a work's subject, or does it also reflect considerations of language, ethnicity, nationality, ideology, or political orientation? The Oxford Handbook of Chinese Cinemas situates the term more broadly among various different phases, genres, and distinct national configurations, while taking care to address the consequences of grouping together so many disparate histories under a single banner. Along the Riverrun: Cinematic Encounters in Tsai Ming-liang’s The River Carlos Rojas, Duke University, USA Conceiving Cross-Border Communities: Mobile Women in Recent Hong Kong Cinema Michelle Huang, National Taiwan University Ethnographic Representation across Genres: The Culture Trope in Contemporary Mainland Media Louisa Schein, Rutgers University, USA Afterword (尾聲): Chinese Cinema as Monkey’s Tail Eileen Cheng-yin Chow, Duke University, USA 17:45 (RM 01-02) BOOK LAUNCHING PANEL #4 – Queer Singapore: Illiberal Citizenship and Mediated Cultures Edited by Audrey Yue and Jun Zubillaga-Pow. Published by Hong Kong University Press, 2012. Singapore remains one of the few countries in Asia that has yet to decriminalize homosexuality. Yet it has also been hailed by many as one of the emerging gay capitals of Asia. This book accounts for the rise of mediated queer cultures in Singapore’s current milieu of illiberal citizenship. Reinserting Sex into AIDS: Royston Tan's Anniversary Kenneth Chan, University of Northern Colorado, USA Re-queering Lesbian Women in Postcolonial Singapore

Shawna Tang, The University of Sydney, Australia, and National University of Singapore A Short History of Early Gay Venues in Singapore: A Photo Essay Roy Tan, Independent Scholar 18:45 END OF DAY TWO 19:00 CONFERENCE DINNER @ NUSS KENT RIDGE GUILD HOUSE

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11:15 – 12:45 PANEL SESSIONS 19-28 RM 01-01 RM 01-02 RM 01-06 RM 01-07 RM 01-16 PANEL 19 PANEL 20 PANEL 21 PANEL 22 PANEL 23 VARIEGATED HEGEMONY AND QUEER SINOPHONE CULTURAL STUDIES AND MINOR CINEMA: NEOLIBERALIZATION COUNTER-HEGEMONY HISTORIES AND TRANSNATIONALISM CINEMATIC CHILDHOOD AND ITS DISCONTENTS OVER THE LIFEWORLD CULTURES AND ADOLESCENCE IN AN IN EAST ASIA AND IMAGINARY WORLD INTERNATIONAL FRAME OF OKINAWA Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Younghan Cho Hiroshi Aoyagi Howard Chiang Tesjawani Niranjana Catherine Driscoll

Capitalism afar and A Perspective on the Provincializing China: 'Rotten Women’ ‘Rotting’ An Odyssey in Searching Neoliberal Subject: Plastication of Cultural A History of Sex from Men: Masculinities, for a Parental Figure: An Audience Research Sphere in Present-Day Eunuchs to Transsexuals Transnational Subculture Ethnic Child in Three on Woju Okinawa and the Transformation Chinese Films Howard Chiang of Chinese Cultural Iam-Chong Ip Hiroshi Aoyagi The University of Warwick, UK Zitong Qiu Industries Lingnan University, Kokushikan University, Japan Ningbo Institute of

Hong Kong Yanrui Xu Technology, Zhejiang Ningbo Institute of University, China Technology, Zhejiang University, China Ling Yang Xiamen University, China

Rupture of Created Images and Relocating Female Current Status and Future The Audibility of Place Neolibealization? Tradition in Tourism: Same-Sex Desire in Prospects of Taiwanese in Contemporary Emergence of Equality Water Buffalo and the History of Chinese Cultural Studies: Cultural Hollywood Cinema Issues as the Political Pineapples in Women in Southeast Asia Studies as a Direction and Timothy Laurie Campaigns in South Korea Yaeyama Islands the Issues of Inter-Asia Yuenmei Wong The University of Melbourne, Transformation Younghan Cho Yoko Asato University of Maryland, USA Australia Hankuk University Doshisha University, Japan Wondam Paik of Foreign Studies, Sungkonghoe University, South Korea South Korea

Calling for the New One: Part and No-part: Okinawa Performing Hybridity: Asian American Internationalising The Neoliberal Reform in Chinese Discourses Music and Visual Politics Musicians Negotiating Teen Film of Education in China and Culture Industry of Male Cross-Dressing Transnational Identities Catherine Driscoll Performance in Taiwan in the Digital Age Xiaoming Luo Kwai-Cheung Lo The University of Sydney, Shanghai University, China Hong Kong Baptist University Chao-Jung Wu Cynthia Wang Australia National Taiwan University of University of Arts Southern California, USA

Transmedia Assemblage: Minoritised Adolescence New Media, Old Media, in Indian Film and Sexual Governance Classification in Contemporary Taiwan Liam Grealy and Hong Kong The University of Sydney, Alvin Ka Hin Wong Australia University of California – Los Angeles, USA

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11:15 – 12:45 PANEL SESSIONS 19-28 RM 01-17 RM 01-18 RM 01-19 RM 04-13 RM 06-42 PANEL 24 PANEL 25 PANEL 26 PANEL 27 PANEL 28 FOOD CULTURES TV DRAMAS TRANSNATIONALISM, REPRESENTATIONS WORLDING AND AUDIENCES LOCALITY AND CULTURAL OF TOURISM MULTICULTURALISMS II: PRODUCTION IN EAST SOFT POWER* ASIAN ART AND DESIGN

Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairpersons Nandini Bhadra Wessie Ling Sharon Heijin Lee Daniel Goh & Discussant Jun-Hyeok Kwak Stephen Chan

Eating Halal Cultural Codes Revisiting Tradition Nostalgic Representation Popular Culture Food Everyday: and Drama Consumption: and National Identity in Japanese Travel and Multiculturalism An Ontological Inquiry A Comparative Study in Chinese Book Design Guidebooks to Hong Kong in East Asia in China and Korea Arum Budiastuti Wendy Siuyi Wong Shinsuke Iwata Eyal Ben-Ari Universitas Airlangga, Myungkoo Kang Swinburne University Aichi University, Japan The Hebrew University Indonesia Seoul National University, of Technology, Australia of Jerusalem, Israel South Korea

Teaching to Cook An Ethnic Study of the Transnational Flow and Hallyu, Medical Tourism Worlding Pinoy Activism: and/or Teaching to Live: Popularity of Taiwanese Cultural Production: and the Promises Transnationalizing the Cooking TV Show in TV Dramas in Taiwan Reimagining of "Gangnam Style" Movement for Domestic the Post–war Taiwan Red-White-Blue Workers in Hong Kong Nga Khing Lim Sharon Heijin Lee and the Philippines Ti Wei Chinese Culture University, Wessie Ling New York University, USA National Chiao Tung Taiwan University of the Arts London, Ma. Glenda Lopez Wui University, Taiwan UK Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Cooking, Culture and Pleasure of Korean Drama: Transnational Mediating the Tourist Bersih dan Ubah: Colonialism: “Writing” Constructing ‘Asian-ness’ Vernacularity of Taiwan Gaze: Urban Marketing Citizenship Rights, the Self through between the Ideology Floral Chintz: Craft-design and Tourism Destination Intergenerational Metaphors of Food and Subversion and Cultural Industry Placement in Taiwan Togetherness and in Taiwan Multicultural Unity Nandini Bhadra Xiaodan Liu Shuling Huang in Malaysia Veer Narmad South Gujarat Coventry University, UK Yuko Kikuchi National Chiao Tung University, India University of the Arts London, University, Taiwan Gaik Cheng Khoo UK University of Nottingham – Malaysia Campus

Transnationalism and Japanese Techno-Culture Culture Translation of National Design Projects through Media Television in Relation to Video Art in the 1970s Retno Mustikawati Indonesia Institute Toshino Iguchi of the Arts Yogyakarta Saitama University, Japan

*Co-hosted by Social Science Korea Civic Solidarity Research Group, Korea University, and funded by the National Research Foundation of South Korea

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14:00 – 15:30 PANEL SESSIONS 29-37 RM 01-01 RM 01-02 RM 01-06 RM 01-07 RM 01-16 PANEL 29 PANEL 30 PANEL 31 PANEL 32 PANEL 33 SHALL WE INSTITUTE? GLOBAL UNIVERSITIES SINOPHONE CINEMAS VIRTUALITY TRANS-CULTURAL, “EAST ASIAN POP AND VISUALITY POST-MODERN AND CULTURE STUDIES” UR-COLONIAL REVISITED PREDICAMENTS IN INSTITUTIONAL MEDIA- TIONS OF HONG KONG CULTURAL IMAGINARIES Chairpersons Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chua Beng Huat & Colleen Lye Audrey Yue Dae Geun Lim Allen Chun Koichi Iwabuchi Discussants Discussant Kuan-Hsing Chen & Olivia Khoo Lily Kong Respondent Kian-Woon Kwok

On "Asian Sensibilities" How Will MOOCs Affect The Voice of Popular Culture Hong Kong Cinema the US University’s the Sinophone vs. Counter-culture – as Ethnic Borderland Younghan Cho International Strategy? Is there Anything Called Hankuk University of Song Hwee Lim Kwai-Cheung Lo ‘Virtual Culture’? Foreign Studies, South Korea Christopher Newfield University of Exeter, UK, Hong Kong Baptist University University of California – and National University Santosh Kumar Patra Santa Barbara, USA of Singapore Mudra Institute of Communications, India

On Inter-Asian Fandom Teaching under the Queer Phonics: Exploring Visual Impact: Critical Cosmopolitanism Tembusu Tree Sexuality and Sound on How was the Film in the Emergence of Kelly Chi-Chen Hu Sinophone Screen Accepted in China? Cultural Modernity: National Taiwan Normal Michael M.J. Fischer Reflections on Discursive University Massachusetts Institute Helen Hok-Sze Leung Great Root Woods Imagination in Hong Kong of Technology, USA Simon Fraser University, (Dae Geun Lim) and Shanghai Canada Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea Allen Chun Academia Sinica, Taiwan

On Trans-Asian Liberal Arts for Asians? British Chinese Filmmaking: Contradiction & New Hong Kong TV/Film Productions Challenging the Limits Discomfort – Cinema: Beyond Petrus Liu of the Sinophone Neoliberalism & Mainland-Hong Kong Jocelyn Yi-Hsuan Lai Yale-NUS College, Singapore Chinese Reality TV Co-productions King's College London, UK Felicia Chan Colleen Lye University of Manchester, UK, Han Cheng Yiu-Wai Chu University of California – and National University Coventry University, UK The University of Hong Kong Berkeley, USA of Singapore

Andy Willis University of Salford, UK

On Cultural/Creative Industries Yoshitaka Mori Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan

On Pop Music in East Asia Hyunjoon Shin Sunkonghoe University, South Korea

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14:00 – 15:30 PANEL SESSIONS 29-37 RM 01-17 RM 01-18 RM 01-19 RM 06-42 PANEL 34 PANEL 35 PANEL 36 PANEL 37 SPONTANEOUS AND MASS MEDIA (IM)MATERIAL CULTURE WORLDING CONSTRUCTED ORDER: AND THE NATION MULTICULTURALISMS III: THE EVOLUTION OF CULTURAL PUBLIC SPACE* INDUSTRY IN THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES

Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairpersons Yun Chen Viriya Sawangchot Hanna Wirman Daniel Goh & Jun-Hyeok Kwak

Private Memories On Mechanisms of Media The Politick of Batik Casino Multiculturalism and Public Archive Scandals in Contemporary and the Reinvention Lilawati Kurnia Japanese Society of Heritage, Macau Sabih Ahmad Universitas Indonesia and Singapore Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong Igor Prusa The University of Tokyo, Japan Vincent Wai-Kit Ho University of Macau

Speak the Unspeakable "Mission Impossible": The Impossibility Spaces for an Expanded Notion A Study on the Operation of MTV of Immaterial Labor of Multiculturalism: Jie Liang EXIT in Burma and the Anxieties of Branding: The Transformation of the Monash University, Australia Defining Value in the Taiwan and Traditional Market-place Viriya Sawangchot Hong Kong Design Industries to Multicultural Shopping Mall Mahidol University, Thailand in Seoul Teri Silvio Academia Sinica, Taiwan Sung Kyung Kim Sungkonghoe University, South Korea

India as Method: Curating How PR Magazines Electrified Animal-computer From Reclaiming Public Space to Proactive Cultural Exchanges Postwar Japan Representations in Popular Reclaiming Citizenship: Struggle between Videos Online of Filipino Domestic Workers in Kyung Jin Ha Non-west Countries Hong Kong The University of Tokyo, Japan Hanna Wirman Yun Chen The Hong Kong Yun Chung Chen Inter-Asia School Polytechnic University Hong Kong Baptist University Mirana May Szeto University of Hong Kong

Bukit Brown Municipal Cemetery: Constructions of Authenticity Terence Chong Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore

*Co-hosted by Social Science Korea Civic Solidarity Research Group, Korea University, and funded by the National Research Foundation of South Korea

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16:00 – 17:30 PANEL SESSIONS 38-47 RM 01-01 RM 01-02 RM 01-06 RM 01-07 RM 01-16 PANEL 38 PANEL 39 PANEL 40 PANEL 41 PANEL 42 CRITICAL REGIONALISM: ARCHIVE AND BEYOND THE PUBLIC SPHERE CULTURAL POLITICS ACTIVISM, AESTHETICS THE SENSORIUM AIDS INDUSTRY: AND MODERNITY OF PERFORMANCE AND AFFECT DISJUNCTIONS BETWEEN EMBODIED AGENCY AND INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICES IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC Chairperson Chairperson Chairpersons Chairperson Chairperson Leo Ching Laleen Jayamanne Hans Tao-Ming Huang & Arum Budiastuti Kane Race

The Exhibitionary David Gulpilil's Harm Reduction as Disciplined Enlightenment The Times They Imagination and the Iconic Image in Social Rehabilitation: (Humin; 訓民) and are A-changing: Urban Asian Modern Australian Cinema HIV Governance and Rational Enlightenment: Mapping The Emergence Therapeutic Citizenship Why is Korean of The ‘Folk’ Genre C.J.W.-L. Wee Laleen Jayamanne in Taiwan Journalism Patriotic? in the Contemporary Nanyang Technological The University of Sydney, Malaysian Independent University, Singapore Australia Hans Tao-Ming Huang Myungkoo Kang Music Circuit in an Age National Central University, Seoul National University, Taiwan South Korea of Political Enlightenment Azmyl Yusof @ Azmyl Yunor Sunway University, Malaysia

Activism, Asian On Silence as Weapon Bipolar AIDS Stories Kolkata's Street Corners Shifting Soft Power: Regionalism and in the Sri Lanka and the Public Sphere Hip Hop from Youth Jerry Yung-Ching Chang Southeast Asia Civil War Films Movements to University of Pennsylvania, Arnab Banerji Political Campaigns Mariam B. Lam Priyantha Fonseka USA University of Georgia, USA University of California – The University of Sydney, Mirdina Muchtadi Riverside, USA Australia Independent Scholar

"All You Need Is Love?": Fish that Fly: Party and Play: The Active Participation Sympathy for the Devil: Critical Regionalism and Culture as a Force of New Sexual of Urban Citizens and the The Multicultural the Politics of Co-vivality Resistance in the Context Infrastructures Construction of Urban Resistance of of Australian Mining in the Vicinity of HIV Kampong Identity Solo Underground Leo Ching in Surabaya Green Metal Subculture Duke University, USA Alice Williams Kane Race and Clean Program The University of Sydney, The University of Sydney, Yuka Dian Narendra CAustralia Australia Rahmad Hidayat Universitas Indonesia Universitas PGRI Adi Buana Surabaya, Indonesia Arum Budiastuti Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia

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16:00 – 17:30 PANEL SESSIONS 38-47 RM 01-17 RM 01-18 RM 01-19 RM 04-13 RM 06-42 PANEL 43 PANEL 44 PANEL 45 PANEL 46 PANEL 47 CROSS-CULTURAL TELEVISION AND ‘ASIA AS METHOD' IN CULTURE INDUSTRY CONSORTIUM OF RE-IMAGININGS OF CULTURAL PRACTICES EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND CINEMA IACS INSTITUTIONS CULTURAL PRODUCTS: METHODOLOGY GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE CASE OF CHINA [CLOSED-DOOR]

Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson David Kurt Herold John Tebbutt Jae Park Ming-Hsiu Mia Chen

The (Mis-)understanding The Philippine Nation 'Asia as Method' The Rise of Popular Taste, of an Idol: Han Han on the News: and its Strategy of the Fall of New Wave – between 'China' Negotiating Public Service Critical Syncretism The Recent Development and 'the West' in Taiwanese Cinema Estelle Marie Ladrido Angel Lin under the Cultural David Kurt Herold La Trobe University, Australia The University of Hong Kong Industries Policy The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Ming-Hsiu Mia Chen Tatung University, Taiwan

China's Youth through Setting up in Singapore: “Asia as Method” What We Talk About the Prism of Their The ABC in Asia, and Educational Research When We Talk About Media Consumption 1956 - 1960 Edwin – Discourse, Jae Park Articulation and Alex Cockain John Tebbutt The Hong Kong Institute Consumption through The Hong Kong Swinburne University of Education Polytechnic University of Technology, Australia Contemporary Indonesian Cinema

Yuventia Chandra SOAS, University of London, UK

Chinese Internet Framed: Karen Producing Media - Neither Western nor Is China 2.0 the Media Producing Karen Asian: An Ecological New Frontier of Discourse in Eurasia Manoch Chummuangpak Techno-orientalism? La Trobe University, Australia Tamara Savelyeva Gabriele de Seta The University of Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Cultural Translation vs. Game Expansion in the Modding of Computer Games on the Chinese Internet Ge Zhang The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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F R I D A Y, 5 J U L Y 2 0 1 3 08:30 (AS7) REGISTRATION 09:00 (LT8) PLENARY #3: States of Emergency Professor Soyoung Kim Chair of Cinema Studies, Korean National University of Art, South Korea Mr Hilmar Farid Universitas Indonesia, and National University of Singapore Professor Mary E. John Senior Fellow, Centre for Women’s Development Studies, New Delhi, India

CHAIRPERSON Professor Shunya Yoshimi Vice President and Professor, Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, The University of Tokyo, Japan 10:30 (LT8) TEA BREAK 11:00 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 48-57 12:30 (AS7) LUNCH 12:30 (LT8) IACS SOCIETY GENERAL ASSEMBLY 14:00 (AS7) PANEL SESSIONS 58-67 15:30 (LT8) TEA BREAK 16:00 (LT8) CLOSING KEYNOTE: States of Emergency Professor Thongchai Winichakul Professor of Southeast Asian History, Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

CHAIRPERSON Professor Prasenjit Duara Director, Asia Research Institute, and Director, Humanities and Social Sciences Research, Office of Deputy President (Research and Technology), National University of Singapore 17:30 (LT8) CLOSING ADDRESS Professor Meaghan Morris Chair, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Society, & Professor of Gender and Cultural Studies,The University of Sydney, Australia Professor Beng Huat Chua Head, Department of Sociology, and Cluster Leader of Cultural Studies in Asia, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore Professor Melani Budianta Professor of Literature, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia 18:00 END OF CONFERENCE

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11:00 – 12:30 PANEL SESSIONS 48-57 RM 01-01 RM 01-02 RM 01-06 RM 01-07 RM 01-16 PANEL 48 PANEL 49 PANEL 50 PANEL 51 PANEL 52 COLD WAR “CHINESE” THE NEXT BIG THING CULTURAL CULTURAL ARTICULATING RESISTANCE WRITING: INFORMATION IN EUROPE? CULTURAL RECONSTRUCTION ECONOMIES TO GOVERNMENTALITY WARFARE, MODERNIST INDUSTRIES IN ASIA UNDER GLOBAL AND AND HEGEMONY IN AESTHETICS, LITERARY REGIONAL CULTURES IN INDONESIA’S CULTURAL CRITICISM, AND ASIA: EXAMPLES IN ART INDUSTRY IN THE AGE OF DIASPORIC FORMATIONS AND HIGHER EDUCATION “CREATIVE ECONOMICS” Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chih-Ming Wang Lorraine Lim Kevin Wee Lin Adam Knee Manneke Budiman

Liberalism and Literary British Fashion Brands The Quest for a Regional Filial Piety (孝 Hsiao) The Art Theory: T.A. Hsia and in Asia: A Case Study Culture: The Artistic and Career Exploration- (and the Subversion) Cold War Criticism of Global ‘Creation’ Adventure of Two Bali choice in Confucian of Branding trips in 1952 and 2001 Heritage Culture Chris Lee Shinji Oyama Seno Gumira Ajidarma University of Birkbeck, University Ruobing Wang Cary Hung Jakarta Institute of Art, British Columbia, Canada of London, UK National Art Gallery, City University of Hong Kong Indonesia Singapore Jae Park The Hong Kong Institute of Education

Cold War Humanism in Asian Artists in European Adapting the Confucian Interfaces of Life and Indonesian Films between Taiwan: On Yan Yuanshu Museums: A Case Study Model to University Death: Affective Labor, the State and the Market and His Critical Practices of Global ‘Representation’ Autonomy in Taiwan's Intimate Objects, and Lasja Fauzia Susatyo Higher Education System Global Supply Chains Chih-ming Wang Mariko Murata Freelance Filmmaker Academia Sinica, Taiwan Kansai University, Japan Angela Pei-chun Han Joshua Neves

Independent Scholar Brown University, USA Flora Yuling Hsu National Chengchi University, Taiwan

How to Talk about Asian Cultural Industries Re-assessing the Cultural The Contingent Economy Claiming a Space “Amusing Ourselves in Europe: A Case Study Values under the of New Cambodian in Kota Tua Jakarta to Death” in Chinese of Global ‘Consumption’ Concept of Neoliberalism: Feature Production Tommy Christomy Context? “Art Taipei” (“Taipei Art Lorraine Lim Adam Knee Universitas Indonesia International Fair”, Dongfeng Tao Birkbeck, University University of Nottingham, 1995-2012) as a Capital Normal University, of London, UK Ningbo China China Case Study Yi-fang Chen Independent Scholar

“No Country for Young From Marketization to Man”: Youth Subjectivity Chaos? An Examination Discourses in Chinese of Taiwan’s Higher Contemporary Films Education Development and Teleplays Sabrina Chia-Jung Lee Qi Gai National Chengchi University, Capital Normal University, Taiwan China

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11:00 – 12:30 PANEL SESSIONS 48-57 RM 01-17 RM 01-18 RM 01-19 RM 04-13 RM 06-42 PANEL 53 PANEL 54 PANEL 55 PANEL 56 PANEL 57 ‘POPULAR’ IN THE TRANSLATION TURN THE MEDIATION OF ATTITUDES, IDEOLOGIES, SEARCHING FOR QUOTATION MARKS IN CULTURAL STUDIES METROPOLIS IN VISUAL ASIAN AND GENDER THE MODERN PAST ART AND MUSIC IDENTITIES: IN CONTEMPORARY NEOLIBERALIZATION ASIAN TELEVISION IN CONTEMPORARY HISTORICAL DRAMAS PHILIPPINES Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chih-Chieh Liu Feng Cui Edwin Jurriëns Jayson D. Petras Kai Khiun Liew

Asian Popular Culture 论 1950 年代中国大陆对 Urban Interventions Language Attitudes Televisual Suturing in Southeast Asia 欧美现代主义文学的译介— in Indonesia: of Filipinos Towards & De-confucianizing From Guerrilla Art Learning English and its the Past in Contemporary Peichi Chung —以《译文》对《恶之花》 to Creative Economy Implications on Filipino South Korean The Chinese University 的译介为例 as a National Language Medical Dramas of Hong Kong Edwin Jurriëns Feng Cui The University of Melbourne, Jayson D. Petras Kai Khiun Liew Nanyang Technological Australia University of the Philippines Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Diliman University, Singapore

Refashioning the Outdated 跨语际的“中国”— From Handover to Linguistification of The Aesthetics and Voice: The Sudden Fame 《纽约客》翻译、政治与 Leftover: Tatming and Society as an Ideology Politics of Chinese of Zi-Qian Liu’s the Postcolonial Ruins in Cultivating Filipino Historical Dramas Missing You (2011) 文化身份的新世纪 of Hong Kong Identity in the Age Irene Fang-Chih Yang of Neoliberalization Chih-Chieh Liu Zi Ye Leonie Schmidt National Cheng Kung The University of Hong Kong Fudan University, China University of Amsterdam, Wennielyn F. Fajilan University, Taiwan the Netherlands University of Santo Tomas,

Philippines Yiu Fai Chow Hong Kong Baptist University

Jeroen de Kloet University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Pop and Politics on the 译者的翻译策略与政治 Not for Sale: Art and Teacher Perception and Time-travel TV Drama Web: From Singapore Culture in the City Identity in Intercultural Genres and Fan Fiction 文化选择——从晚清 Style to Humping of Dis-appearance Communication in Communities in and Rapping 《苏格兰独立记》 Philippine Classrooms Contemporary China Francis Maravillas 的译介谈起 Shzr Ee Tan University of Ma. Elaine A. Lapuz Angel Lin & April Liu Royal Holloway University Chun Pu Technology Sydney, Australia Ateneo de Manila University, The University of Hong Kong of London, UK Nanyang Technological Philippines University, Singapore Michelle Antoinette The Australian National University

Havens from Regimes 马君武的早期翻译与社会 De-masculinized Pinoy: Television in the 80s: of Accumulation or Tools 主义在中国的传播 Bench Ad Campaigns and Dramas of Significance? of a Municipally-directed Filipino Metrosexuality Jinna Tay Cultural Industry? Informal Min Zhou Rachelle Joy M. Rodriguez Monash University, Australia Choirs and Peking University, China La Salle College Antipolo, the 'Popular' in Shanghai Philippines Ruard Absaroka SOAS, University of London, UK

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14:00 – 15:30 PANEL SESSIONS 58-67 RM 01-01 RM 01-02 RM 01-06 RM 01-07 RM 01-16 PANEL 58 PANEL 59 PANEL 60 PANEL 61 PANEL 62 THE MAKING OF THE AESTHETICS PROFILING CULTURAL EXCHANGE CONTEMPORARY HYSTERIA: WOMEN OF MEMORY POST-CELLULOID IN ASIAN HISTORIES KOREAN CINEMA, AND THE CINEMATIC PUBLICS TRANSMEDIA, AND THE PATHOLOGIES IN ASIA TRANSNATIONAL Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Sun Jung Christine Kim Jenson Joseph Masakazu Matsuoka Jihoon Kim

Sex and Madness, Asian Aesthetics and New Media and Public A Tale of Two Cities: Three Participatory Neurosis of Capitalism: Underwhelming Memories Enthusiasm for Cinema Sikh Policemen in Cinema Projects in Penthouse Elephant in Contemporary Kerala Singapore and Hong Kong, the Contemporary Korean Christine Kim and Mother is a Whore 1860s to 1940s Independent Cinema: Simon Fraser University, Jenson Joseph For a New Politics Sun Jung Canada Independent scholar Yin Cao of Participation in National University National University of Singapore of Singapore the Transmedia Age Ji Hyun Kim Independent Scholar

The Specter of Feminist Experimental Asian Laying Tracks in the Crafts Crossing Borders 2 Doors, Independent Epidemics & Pathologies Canadian Art and Meantime: Theories in 1920s-40s Transmedia Documentary, in Hong Kong Cinema: Tracing Traumatic of Cinematic Sound and the Political Pedagogy Takuya Kida Boomeranging Porno- Transpacific Memories and the Digital Everyday in the Digital Age The National Museum violence in Kiss of Death Kirsten Emiko McAllister Samhita Sunya of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan Jihoon Kim and Fatal Encounter Simon Fraser University, Rice University, USA Nanyang Technological Kai Khiun Liew Canada University, Singapore Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

The Carnal and the The Aesthetic New Cinephilia as Japanese Folk Tales In Search of the Lost Fog Sublime: Revisiting Temporalities of a Discursive Order: in Japanese-occupied in Seattle: Strategies Philippine Cinema’s Asian/Indigenous Relation Karagarga, Mubi, and Singapore of Transnational Remake Golden Years Facebook and Others in Kim Tae-yong’s Larissa Lai Masakazu Matsuoka Late Autumn Dinah Roma Sianturi University of British Columbia, Baidurya Chakrabarti Japan Society for the De La Salle University, Canada English and Foreign Promotion of Science Sun Joo Lee Philippines Languages University, India Independent Scholar

Immorality, Purity or Eccentricity? Representation of Japanese Women in TV Dramas and Films in Korea Yukie Hirata Dokkyo University, Japan

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14:00 – 15:30 PANEL SESSIONS 58-67 RM 01-17 RM 01-18 RM 01-19 RM 04-13 RM 06-42 PANEL 63 PANEL 64 PANEL 65 PANEL 66 PANEL 67 NATIONAL IDENTITY AND CONSUMING OTHERNESS ASIAN QUEERING? MUSIC AND THE NATION NETWORKS OF FILM PRODUCTION: WITHIN THE SELF CREATIVE LABOUR CHANGED PARADIGMS OF NANJING MASSACRE FILM Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Chairperson Xuqing Zhang Robert Ru-Shou Chen Lucetta Y. L. Kam Florentino A. Iniego, Jr. Bridget Conor

Bearing Witness to Japaneseness as Being Fabulous, A Nation Embodied Screenwriting Nanjing: Zhang Yimou's a Signifying Practice Becoming Spectacular: in Sita through the Lens as Creative Labour The Flowers of War in Recent Taiwan Cinema Embodied Mimesis, of Popular Culture in India in London and Beyond Delayed Authenticity, and Laurence Simmons Robert Ru-Shou Chen Shaheen S. Ahmed Bridget Conor Transnational Transgender The University of Auckland, National Chengchi University, Independent Scholar King's College London, UK New Zealand Taiwan Personification in Thai K-Pop Cover Dance

Dredge Byung'chu Kang Emory University, USA

The Flowers of War Practising Kawaii Narratives, Lives and From Nationalist to Taiwan-based TV Writer’ and the Making of in Taiwan – Everyday Law-Legal Queeries a Neo-liberalist Turn in Creative Work in Chinese “Big Pictures” Practices, Cultural Making Refabrication in Taiwan Philippine Popular Music the Production of and Political Performance (1930-2000) Regionalized Love Drama Xuelin Zhou Yi-chien Chen The University of Auckland, Yin C. Chuang Shih Hsin University, Taiwan Florentino A. Iniego, Jr. Jocelyn Yi-Hsuan Lai New Zealand National Taiwan University of the Philippines – King's College London, UK Normal University Diliman

The Changes and Consuming Taiwan The T Style: Lesbian Chic 唯美主义的耳朵— Media Work of the Youth Significances of Nanjing Ba-na-na in Moji: and Lesbian Community Yeran Kim Massacre Films (Colonial) Nostalgia in China 声音政治及其变迁 Kwangwoon University, and Tourism in Anhua Zhou Lucetta Y. L. Kam South Korea Contemporary Japan 周志强 Nanjing University, China Hong Kong Baptist University 南开大学文学院, 中国 Mike Shichi Lan

National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

Addicted to Love: Working Consumers Homosexual Vices Hye-Kyung Lee in Contemporary King's College London, UK Vietnamese Cinema Hoang Tan Nguyen Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

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