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1 Asian Buddhism: Plural Colonialisms and Plural Modernities Workshop #3 - Kyoto 1. December 12 (Friday) Seminar Plural Modernities Time: 10:00-17:00 Venue: Seminar Room no.1, Institute for Research in Humanities (Jinbunken) 1F, Kyoto University Chair: HOSHINO, Seiji (Kokugakuin University) A-1, A-2, OKADA, Masahiko (Tenri University) A-3~6 paper 30 minutes, respondent 10 minutes, discussion 10 minutes *Please note that Professor Jaffe is unable to attend the seminar; his paper [A-4] is canceled and there are some changes in the schedule accordingly. Opening remarks [10:00-10:10] BOCKING, Brian (University College, Cork), KIM, Hwansoo I. (Duke University) A-1 [10:10-11:00] TURNER, Alicia (York University) "Connections and Collaborations across Colonies: Local Networks that Facilitated the Flow of Buddhist Reform in Southeast Asia" Respondent: MORIYA, Tomoe (Hannan University) A-2 [11:10-12:00] GREEN, Nile (The University of California, Los Angeles) "The Making of Muslim Networks in Japan, c " Respondent: AKAI, Toshio (Kobe Gakuin University) A-3 [13:30-14:20] *Changed BOCKING, Brian (University College, Cork) "The Buddhist Spokesman at the Hub of Empire: Charles Pfoundes in London, " Respondent: YOSHINAGA, Shin'ichi (Maizuru National College of Technology) 1
![A-4 *Canceled JAFFE, Richard M. (Duke University) A-5 [14:30-15:20] *Changed KIM, Hwansoo I.](/docs-images/85/91308764/images/2-0.jpg "(Duke University) \"Striking A Win-Win Deal: Establishing the Great Head Temple Chogyesa in 1940 Downtown Seoul\" Respondent: KAWASE, Takaya (Kyoto Prefectural University) Break [15:20-16:00] A-6")
2 A-4 *Canceled JAFFE, Richard M. (Duke University) A-5 [14:30-15:20] *Changed KIM, Hwansoo I. (Duke University) "Striking A Win-Win Deal: Establishing the Great Head Temple Chogyesa in 1940 Downtown Seoul" Respondent: KAWASE, Takaya (Kyoto Prefectural University) Break [15:20-16:00] A-6 [16:00-17:00] COX, Laurence (National University of Ireland Maynooth) "Inventing Global Buddhism: Repertoires in Transition" Respondent: SUMIKA, Masayoshi (Ristumeikan University) Closing remark SATOW, Morihiro (Kyoto Seika University) Map 2
3 2. December 13 (Saturday) Workshop Day 1 Time: 09:20-18:00 Venue: Hall, Seiwakan 3F, Omiya Campus, Ryukoku University Opening Address [09:20-09:30] YOSHINAGA, Shin ichi (Maizuru National College of Technology) 1 st Session Buddhism Beyond Borders [09:30-11:45] Chair: KLAUTAU, Orion (The University of Heidelberg) B-1 [09:30-09:55] RITZINGER, Justin (The University of Miami) "Original Buddhism and Its Discontents: The Chinese Buddhist Exchange Monks and the Search for the Pure Dharma in Ceylon" B-2 [09:55-10:20] HASEGAWA, Takuya (Otani University) "Herbert Spencer and Meiji Period Buddhist Philosophy" B-3 [10:20-10:45] IWATA, Mami (Ryukoku University) "Takanawa Buddhist University s International Network: The Activities of the International Buddhist Young Men's Association" B-4 [10:45-11:10] OKAMOTO, Yoshiko (Institute of Asian Cultural Studies, International Christian University) "An Asian Religion Conference Imagined: Okakura Kakuzō and Oda Tokunō and Religious Ties in Early 20th-Century Asia" Respond and Discussion [11:15-11:45] Respondent: BOCKING, Brian (University College, Cork) 3
4 Lunch break [11:45-13:00] 2 nd Session Buddhism Socialized [13:00-15:15] Chair: KLAUTAU, Orion (The University of Heidelberg) C-1 [13:00-13:25] BANSE, Christiane (The University of Heidelberg) "Modern Buddhism and Social Work: Akamatsu Renjō's Notion of Jizen" C-2 [13:25-13:50] ŌGI, Naoyuki (Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai) "Kenmyo Takagi: An Example of the Buddhist Way of Life in Imperialism" C-3 [13:50-14:15] KONDŌ, Shuntarō (Hongwanji Shiryo Kenkyusho) "Marxism and Buddhism in Modern Japan: The Anti-Religion Movement" C-4 [14:15-14:40] FREEMAN, Alice (The University of Oxford) "Zen Buddhism in Japan-US Relations during the Vietnam War ( )" Respond and Discussion [14:45-15:15] Respondent: KIM, Hwansoo I. (Duke University) 3 rd Session Buddhism: Preached, Read, Taught [15:45-18:00] Chair: MORIYA, Tomoe (Hannan University) D-1 [15:45-16:10] OHMI, Toshihiro (BARC, Ryukoku University) "Modern Buddhism and Reading Culture: The Case of Akegarasu Haya" 4
5 D-2 [16:10-16:35] SCHICKETANZ, Erik (The University of Tokyo) "Sakaino Kōyō s Buddhist Historiography and its Intellectual Background" D-3 [16:35-17:00] SCOTT, Gregory Adam (The University of Edinburgh) "Absolutely Not a Business: Scriptural Presses and the Commercialization of Chinese Buddhist Print Culture in the 1920s" D-4 [17:00-17:25] KAPLAN, Uri (Duke University) "From Preachers to Teachers: The new Buddhist Lay Education System of the Korean Chogye Order" Respond and Discussion [17:30-18:00] Respondent: DOBBINS, James (Oberlin College) *Changed Welcome Party Time: 18:30-20:00 Venue: Cafeteria, Seiwakan 1F, Omiya Campus, Ryukoku University 5
6 3. December 14 (Sunday) Workshop Day2 Time: 10:00-15:10 Venue: Hall, Seiwakan 3F, Omiya Campus, Ryukoku University 4 th Session Buddhism, Nations, Colonialisms [10:00-11:50] Chair: NASU, Eisho (Ryukoku University) E-1 [10:00-10:25] WARD, Ryan (Meiji University) "On Suga Shunei: A Man of Many Allegiances" E-2 [10:25-10:50] GODART, G. Clinton (The University of Southern California) "Buddhism, War, and Technology: Rethinking Ishiwara Kanji and the East-Asia League Movement" E-3 [10:50-11:15] HESLOP, Luke (The University of Edinburgh) "Enmity of the Robe" Respond and Discussion [11:20-11:50] Respondent: SUGIMOTO, Yoshio (National Museum of Ethnology) Lunch Break [11:50-13:00] 5 th Session General discussion [13:00-14:00] Chair: NASU, Eisho (Ryukoku University) Respondent: GREEN, Nile (The University of California, Los Angeles) 6
![Keynote Speech [14:30-15:00] IRISAWA, Takashi (Director, Ryukoku Museum, Ryukoku University) Closing Address [15:00-15:10] KATSURA, Shoryu (Ryukoku University) Map Ryukoku University Seiwakan =](/docs-images/85/91308764/images/7-0.jpg "Building No.9 Jinbunken, Kyoto University BARC, Ryukoku University http://www.zinbun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/ http://barc.ryukoku.ac.jp/ Inquiry should be made to YOSHINAGA Shin ichi KIKUCHI Akira OHMI Toshihiro yosinaga@maizuru-ct.")
7 Keynote Speech [14:30-15:00] IRISAWA, Takashi (Director, Ryukoku Museum, Ryukoku University) Closing Address [15:00-15:10] KATSURA, Shoryu (Ryukoku University) Map Ryukoku University Seiwakan = Building No.9 Jinbunken, Kyoto University BARC, Ryukoku University Inquiry should be made to YOSHINAGA Shin ichi KIKUCHI Akira OHMI Toshihiro yosinaga@maizuru-ct.ac.jp akik@zinbun.kyoto-u.ac.jp ohmi@ad.ryukoku.ac.jp 7
8 Asian Buddhism: Plural Colonialisms and Plural Modernities Workshop #3-Kyoto Organizing committee HOSHINO Seiji, Kokugakuin University IWATA Fumiaki, Osaka University of Education KIKUCHI Akira, Institute for Researches in Humanities, Kyoto University OKADA Masahiko, Tenri University OHMI Toshihiro, Research Center for Buddhist Culture in Asia, Ryukoku University OTANI Eiichi, Bukkyo University SUGIMOTO Yoshio, National Museum of Ethnology YOSHINAGA Shin'ichi, Maizuru National College of Technology (Chair) Advisory board Brian Bocking, University College, Cork Richard Jaffe, Duke University Hwansoo I. Kim, Duke University Sponsored by *Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai *Research Center for Buddhist Cultures in Asia (BARC), Ryukoku University *Institute for Research in Humanities (Jinbunken), Kyoto University *Minpaku Contemporary India Area Studies *Collaborative International Research Grant, American Academy of Religion *Chikazumi Jokan Research Group (Kaken no ) *Modern Religious Archive Research Group (Kaken no ) 8
Asian Buddhism: Plural Colonialisms and Plural Modernities Workshop #3 - Kyoto. Abstracts
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