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1 PROGRAMME Vilnius University Main Campus Universiteto str. 5 Vilnius Thursday 3 April Registration (Aula Parva) Welcome address (Aula Parva) Audrius Beinorius, Director of the Centre of Oriental Studies (Vilnius University), Chairman of the Board of Baltic Alliance for Asian Studies (BAAS) Juozas Galginaitis, Pro-Rector for Strategic Affairs of Vilnius University Giedrė Purvaneckienė, Chair of the Seimas Delegation to the Baltic Assembly , Keynote speach (Aula Parva) Rein Raud (University of Helsinki) The Subject, the World and the Languages Between Them : Panel 1, Panel 4, pt 1, Panel 5: Panel 1: Poetry and Painting under Tang and Song (K. Donelaitis Room) Chair: Frank Kraushaar, University of Latvia Zhang Donghui (Vilnius University Confucius Institute; Liaoning University) Return to Simplicity and Harmony: Reading Tao Yuanming Jekaterina Koort (Tallinn University) Landscape Image as an Indicator of Cultural Change: Chinese neo-confucian example Frank Kraushaar (University of Latvia) My Hut Amongst Trees All-Round. On the ambigious task of sheltering the Self in Classical Chinese poetry and landscape painting ( A.D.) Panel 4, pt 1: Quest for Anthropological Perspective in Asian Studies (J. Kovalevskis Room) Chair: Vytis Čiubrinskas, Vytautas Magnus University Vytis Čiubrinskas (Vytautas Magnus University, Vilnius University) Resourcefulness and Instrumentality of the Anthropological Perspective in Asian Studies Emilija Zabiliūtė (University of Copenhagen) The Birth of Rajeev Gandhi Camp: From kutcha to pukka
2 Eva Lukšaitė (Brunel University) The Intimate State: Female sterilisation, citizenship and the ody in Rajasthan Kristina Barancovaitė Skindaravičienė (Vytautas Magnus University) Contemporary Japanese Salary-men and Fatherhood: Images and realities Panel 5: Identity in Arts and Visual Cultures of Asia (Seminar 239) Chair: Deimantas Valančiūnas, Vilnius University Deimantas Valančiūnas (Vilnius University) Mythologizing the Camera: Indian mythological films and the cinematography Leons Taivans (University of Latvia) Wayang Wahy (Shadow Play) and the Shift of Christian Paradigm in Indonesia Valdas Jaskūnas (Vilnius University) Designing Imperial Space in Early Medieval North India: Complexities of temple building and patronage under the Pratiharas Agnese Haijima (University of Latvia) Nature in Modern Cities: Tsuboniwa Japanese pocket gardens Lunch break : Panel 3, pt 1, Panel 4, pt 2, Panel 9, pt 1: Panel 3, pt 1: Linguistic Traditions and Other Systems of Knowledge in Asia (K. Donelaitis Room) Chair: Vytis Vidūnas, Vilnius University Audrius Beinorius (Vilnius University) The Epistemological and Cosmological Foundations of Indian Astrology and Divination Carmela Mastrangelo (Sapienza Università di Roma) Pedagogy of Traditional Sanskrit Grammar in Southern India Through the Works of 18th Century Missionaries Vytis Vidūnas (Vilnius University) Ritual Background of Ancient Indian Phonetics Panel 4, pt 2: Quest for Anthropological Perspective in Asian Studies (J. Kovalevskis Room) Chair: Vytis Čiubrinskas, Vytautas Magnus University; Vilnius University Indrė Balčaitė (University of London) Living Across the Border: Plong Karen migrant workers from the Hpa-an area, Myanmar, in Bangkok, Thailand Kristina Garalytė (Vytautas Magnus University) Dalit Student s Identity Assertion: Experience, knowledge and politics of caste in indian universities Ieva Zakarevičiūtė (Vytautas Magnus University) Imagining Woman in the Streets of Cairo: Analysis of Cairo graffiti
3 Panel 9, pt 1: Religious Diversity of Turkic Speaking Peoples in Eastern Europe (Seminar 239) Chair: Zsuzsanna Olach, Hungarian Academy of Sciences; Szeged University Galina Miškinienė (Vilnius University) Lithuanian Tatars Community in a Changing Europe Riikka Tuori (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) Karaite Religion of the Polish-Lithuanian Karaims in the Early Modern Period: Remarks on Karaim Doctrine in the light of Contemporary Hebrew Sources Michael Połczyński (Georgetown University) Risale-i Tatar-i Leh: Polish Tatars at the Sublime Porte : Panel 3, pt 2, Panel 8, Panel 9, pt 2: Panel 3, pt 2: Linguistic Traditions and Other Systems of Knowledge in Asia (K. Donelaitis Room) Chair: Vytis Vidūnas, Vilnius University Vladimir Sazonov (University of Tartu) Multilingualism in Achaemenid Iran: The role of languages in state politics, propaganda and state ideology Andreas Johandi (University of Tartu) Some Remarks on the Linguistics and Poetics of the Akkadian Texts about King Sargon Panel 8: Asian Literary Texts in the Baltic States: Translations and responses (J. Kovalevskis Room) Chair: Dalia Švambarytė, Vilnius University Agita Baltgalve (University of Latvia) Constructive Evaluation of Literary Translations from Chinese into Latvian Language Jurgita Polonskaitė (Vilnius University) Modern Japanese Literature in Lithuanian Translation: History, variety and appraisal Dalia Švambarytė (Vilnius University) Haiku in Lithuanian: Translations, interpretations, compositions Panel 9, pt 2: Religious Diversity of Turkic Speaking Peoples in Eastern Europe (Seminar 239) Chair: Zsuzsanna Olach, Hungarian Academy of Sciences; Szeged University Szilvia Kovács (Hungarian Academy of Sciences; Szeged University) A Franciscan Friar s Letter from the Crimea (1287) Benedek Zsigmond (National Academy of Sciences of Armenia) Traces of a Shift in Liturgical Practices in Armeno-Kipchak Documents Zsuzsanna Olach (Hungarian Academy of Sciences; Szeged University) Emergence of New Written Cultures: The use of Hebrew script among Krymchaks and Karaims
4 Friday 4 April , Keynote speach (K. Donelaitis Room) Viktoria Lysenko (Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Philosophy, Moscow) On Eurocentrism as a Hindrance to Modern Western Philosophy: The heuristic Interest in studying Indian Philosophy : Panel 2, pt 1, Panel 10: Panel 2, pt 1: Buddhism in Texts: Interpretations and re-interpretations of Buddhist heritage (K. Donelaitis Room) Chair: Märt Läänemets, University of Tartu Vladimir Korobov (Vilnius University) The Buddha s Silence (avyākritavastu) as a Reply on the I-question : Reconstruction of Yogācāra s approach Kadri Raudsepp (Tallinn University) Detecting Limits of Studying Buddhist Texts: The case of higher tantras of Tibetan Buddhism Alari Allik (Tallinn University) Sense of Time in Genshin s Writings Lauri Liiders (University of Tartu) Buddhism in Western Literature: Fiction as a vehicle of transmission? Panel 10: Islamic Political Discourse in Greater Central Asia: Between tradition and modernity (J. Kovalevskis Room) Chair: Fabio Belafatti, Vilnius University Konstantinas Andrijauskas (Vilnius University) The Delusion of Muslim Unity: Relations between Uyghurs and Hui People in Contemporary China Claudia Pretto (Independent scholar) Crimean Tatar Diaspora Experience in Uzbekistan: Religion, nation state and secularism Egdūnas Račius (Vytautas Magnus University) On a Collision Path? Afghanistan between tradition and religion Fabio Belafatti (Vilnius University) Hizb ut-tahrir in Uzbekistan: Discourse of danger or real Islamist threat? : Panel 2, pt 2, Panel 6, pt 1, Panel 7: Lunch break Panel 2, pt 2: Buddhism in Texts: Interpretations and re-interpretations of Buddhist heritage (K. Donelaitis Room) Chair: Märt Läänemets, University of Tartu
5 Teet Toome (University of Tartu) Text as Samādhi: The cultural approach of the Lotus Sūtra Laur Järv (University of Tartu) Ontology in Abhidharma: Dharmas as tropes? Märt Läänemets (University of Tartu) Dharma and Dharmas: The semiotic approach to understand the central concept of Buddhism Panel 6, pt 1: Images, Perceptions and Representations of Asian Countries in Europe (J. Kovalevskis Room) Chair: Aurelijus Zykas, Vytautas Magnus University Arvydas Kumpis (Vytautas Magnus University) Representations of Zainichi Koreans in Japanese Media: The case of Japan Times Egdūnas Račius (Vytautas Magnus University) Representations of Muslim Gender Relations and Sexual Behavior in the Mainstream Lithuanian Media Daiva Repečkaitė (Vytautas Magnus University) Expert Views: Crafting expertise on China in European media Panel 7: Contemporary Philosophical Issues from East Asian Perspective (Seminar 239) Chair: Loreta Poškaitė, Vilnius University Renatas Berniūnas, Vilius Dranseika (Vilnius University) Are There Different Moral Domains? Evidence from Mongolia Loreta Poškaitė (Vilnius University) Xiao (Filial Piety) for the Contemporary Ethics and Societies: Between universality and particularity, theory and practice Agnė Budriūnaitė (Vytautas Magnus University) Singing in the Face of Death: The existential lessons from the philosophy of Zhuangzi Margus Ott (Tallinn University) Self-Cultivation According to Zhu Xi : Panel 6, pt 2: Panel 6, pt 2: Images, Perceptions and Representations of Asian Countries in Europe (J. Kovalevskis Room) Chair: Aurelijus Zykas, Vytautas Magnus University Ene Selart (University of Tartu) Japanese Travelogues in Estonian Newspapers (Until Russo-Japanese War ) Aurelijus Zykas (Vytautas Magnus University) Changing Aims of Japan s Public Diplomacy after the Cold War , Closing remarks (J. Kovalevskis Room)
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