"Nichibunken Evening Seminar" tag

Conferences / Symposia

Date	Title
2024.04.04	The 256th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Recent Trends in Okinawan Society: Attitudes toward Immigrants, Nationalism, and Identity"
2024.01.18	The 255th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Japanese Contemporary Art in the Lining"
2023.10.05	The 254th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "“Ruinous Garden” Formats: Decay, Erosion and Waning in Contemporary Visual Culture"
2023.06.08	The 253rd Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Japan’s Fertility Century: How Reproduction Became National Policy"
2023.04.06	The 252nd Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Metamorphosis of Earth: Contemporary Ceramics in Kyoto and its Vicinity"
2023.02.02	The 251st Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Placing War in Ukraine: Comparisons and Vantage Points"
2022.12.08	The 250th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Theories of Embodiment in Japan: Introducing New Research from Ghent University"
2022.10.06	The 249th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "A Dialogue between Two Japanese Studies Institutes"
2022.07.07	The 248th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "The Serious and the Shallow: The Task of Translating MISHIMA Yukio's Life for Sale (“Inochi urimasu”)"
2021.11.04	The 247th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Petals on a Wet, Black Bough: The Waterways of Chikushiji and Senryū"
2021.06.03	The 246th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Remaking the lived body: surveying the voices of the pandemic in everyday life"
2021.03.04	The 245th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Intertwined National Ideals: Manchukuo's Chinese Government Leaders, 1931-1937"
2020.11.05	The 244th Nichibunken Evening Seminar "What's Happened in the 2020 Presidential Election?"
2020.09.03	The 243rd Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Victims of Forced Sterilizations in Japan and the Politics of Redress"
2020.07.02	The 242nd Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Class and Gender in an Age of Revolution: The life of a samurai housewife before and after the Meiji Restoration"
2020.02.06	The 241st Nichibunken Evening Seminar "Imaginary Athens in Berlin, Tokyo and Seoul: Memory and Architecture from a Transmodern Viewpoint"

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