8:00–8:30am |
Registration & Welcome Coffee at Maha Chulalongkorn Building, Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University |
8:30–9.00am
(Room 105) |
CONFERENCE WELCOME - MC: Dr. Sasiporn Petcharapiruch
Asst. Prof. Dr. Prapod Assavavirulhakarn, Dean of the Faculty or Arts
Prof. Pirom Kamolratanakul, President of Chulalongkorn University |
9.00–10:30am
(Room 105) |
CONFERENCE OPENING ADDRESS – His Excellency M.R. Chakrarot Chitrabongs  , Distinguished Scholar of Chulalongkorn Universty and Former Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture |
Chair: Surapeepan Chatraporn |
CONFERENCE KEYNOTE – Prof. Chua Beng-Huat , National University of Singapore
Conceptualization and Referencing in Cultural Studies in Asia |
Chair: Prapod Assavavirulhakarn |
10:30–11:00am |
Morning Tea |
11:00–12.30pm
Parallel sessions 1,2 & 3 |
Chair: Trisilpa Boonkhachorn
Parallel Session 1: Southeast Asian Connections
Room 105
|
Chair: Surapeepan Chatraporn
Parallel Session 2: Education and Cultural Development
Room 203 |
Chair: Thosaeng Chaochuti
Parallel Session 3: Politics of the Popular
Room 205 |
1. Adam Knee
The Place of Southeast Asia in Asian Cultural Studies
2. Junaidi
The Suburban Estate in Contemporary Depok: Space, discourses, and cultural representations
3. Wah Guan Lim
Singapore: A Nation of Dreams or Dreams Unfulfilled? Probing the Singapore Dream in Singapore Dreaming |
4. Fan Zhou
The Cultural Radiation Effect of a University in Local Area: Taking Communication University of China as an example
5. Porntip Kanjananiyot
Cultural Traditions: Balancing the beauty and the barriers
6. Kathleen Sunshine
Asian Studies and the Global Classroom |
7. Viriya Sawangchot
X-Japan and Politics of Affective Labor in Thailand
8. Brett Farmer
Battling Angels and Golden Orange Blossoms: Thai television and/as the popular public sphere
9. Jonathan A. Valdez
Rising in the East: Fleshing out the Great Ten in DC Comics |
12.30–1.30pm |
Lunch (Room 105: Speakers and invited guests) |
1:30–3.00pm
Parallel sessions 4, 5 & 6 |
Chair: Suradech Chotiudompant
Parallel Session 1: Asian Cinematic Transnationalisms
Room 105 |
Chair: Will Handrich
Parallel Session 2: Mediating Religious Cultures and Selves
Room 203 |
Chair: Punthumadee Katawandee
Parallel Session 3: SE Asian Cultural Traditions and Rituals
Room 205 |
1. Fiona Yuk-Wa Law
Fabulating Animals: Journey to an affective sphere in Asian film scene
2. Oradol Kaewprasert
Transnational Cinemas: Pleasure Factory (2007)
3. Wu Helena Yuen Wai
What is New About Wuxia Pian? An exploration of the transnational re/invention of wuxia pian in the 21st century |
4. John Whalen-Bridge
Postmodern Pilgrims to Impossible Places: The construction of imaginary Tibets in India
5. Nirmala Iswari
Asia in Europe: Le Grand Voyage as cinematic pilgrimage
6. Roman Meinhold
Imitatio Dei – Karaoke – Imitatio Prominentis |
7. Siriporn Somboonboorana
Burmese Migrant Workers and Religious Ritual in Thailand
8. Thitinan Common
Music and Culture: The roles of Lanna music and artists in an articulation of Lanna cultural identity
9. Glen Chatelier
A Literary Response to the Morally Astute Life of H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, Thailand’s Most Beloved Monarch |
3.00-3.30pm |
Afternoon Tea |
3:30–5.30pm
Parallel sessions 7,8 & 9 |
Chair: Brett Farmer
Parallel Session1: Articulating Asian Queer Cultures
Room 105 |
Chair: Prapin Manomaivibool
Parallel Session 2: Tourism and Cultural Management
Room 203 |
Chair: Ingo Peters
Parallel Session 3: Space, Place and Cultural-Political Geographies
Room 205 |
1. Jen-Hao Walter Hsu
Beyond the East/West Binarism: Queer temporalities and ethics in post-martial law theatres in Taiwan
2. Anthony Siu
Kinship Inoperative: Of pets and queens
3. Saran Mahasupap
Love at First Touch: The construction of gay identity in chat portals of mobile applications in Bangkok 4. Christophe Thouny
Nighthead: Criminalizing the Freudian robot |
5. Rao Ruiying
The Exploitation and Sustainable Development of Tourism Culture Resources in Yunnan Province
6. Araya Namaik-Larp
Cultural Management of Performing Arts
7. Pasita Marukee
Interpretation for Cultural Tourism Development of Klong Bang Luang Community
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9. Winnie L.M. Yee
Un-masking Shanghai: History, memory and cosmopolitics in Wang Anyi’s Moonstruck (Yuese liao ren, 2008)
10. Suradech Chotiudompant
Imagining Thailand: Tourism and the politics of place in Rattawut Lapcharoensap’s Sightseeing
11. Qi Yongfeng
Coexistence of Multi-civilizations and Competition of Development Patterns
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7:00 for 7:30pm |
Conference Dinner (Invitation Only) (Montientip Room, Montien Hotel, Bangkok) |
